Classic Tunage of ALL TIME (1996 - 2000)

[neet]

I think it was the remix that was released in 1996, the original was surely before then as I remember it at sixth form and I was at Uni when I bought the 1996 remixes

[CreamyC]

neet said:

I think it was the remix that was released in 1996, the original was surely before then as I remember it at sixth form and I was at Uni when I bought the 1996 remixes

 

It was Neet, ignore Mr Happy.

 

In fact, everyone ignore Mr Happy.

[Mr_Happy]

CreamyC said:

neet said:

I think it was the remix that was released in 1996, the original was surely before then as I remember it at sixth form and I was at Uni when I bought the 1996 remixes

 

It was Neet, ignore Mr Happy.

 

 

kev you dipsit, shes talking about my tune not yours

[neet]

Yes I was

[Stu]

Cafe del Mar is the ONLY answer to this question.

 

[Phil B]

yppaH_rM said:

if i had to add a tune thats not already been mentioned, it would have to be "josh wink - higher state of consciousness"

 

which if i remember rightly, was made in 1996 so is just inside this date bracket

 

original came out in 1995, the remixes were pants!

[CreamyC]

Phil_B said:

yppaH_rM said:

if i had to add a tune thats not already been mentioned, it would have to be "josh wink - higher state of consciousness"

 

which if i remember rightly, was made in 1996 so is just inside this date bracket

 

original came out in 1995, the remixes were pants!

 

correct.

[lukemn]

First heard that in 1993! The original mix and the 3 in ! mixes are both brilliant

[LiquidEyes]

1. Energy 52 - "Cafe Del Mar" (Original Three'N'One mix, none of this Nalin & Kane mediocrity)

2. Binary Finary - "1998" (a few good remixes, my fave was the Matt Darey job)

 

Johnny Shaker "Pearl River", hmm, not sure I see the big deal about that one...? I've heard worse I guess.

 

Other worthy mentions from the "golden era":

 

Veracocha - "Carte Blanche"

Ralph Fridge - "Paradise" (Gray mix)

William Orbit/Barber - "Adagio For Strings"

Push - "Legacy", also "Universal Nation" (can't remember which mix is best, I'm not sure any of them ever did it full justice...?)

Vincent De Moor - "Fly Away"

Chicane - "Offshore"

[Claire DC]

To be fair this was a [censored] good era for trance..

[tommy]

yppaH_rM said:

CreamyC said:

Mine has to be Cafe Del Mar - Energy 52.

 

that tune was originally written pre-1996 but has been re-released and remixed countless times

 

*cough* '92 *cough*

[Cherry]

colin66 said:

Has to be the awesome William Orbit - Barber's adagio for strings

 

Got to agree with you there Col. This came on the car radio last night as i was driving home, and as i would have reached home before the song finished i did a D-tour so i could listen to it all.

 

Goose bumps. That tune makes me go weak.

[CreamyC]

liquideyes said:

1. Energy 52 - "Cafe Del Mar" (Original Three'N'One mix, none of this Nalin & Kane mediocrity)

2. Binary Finary - "1998" (a few good remixes, my fave was the Matt Darey job)

 

Johnny Shaker "Pearl River", hmm, not sure I see the big deal about that one...? I've heard worse I guess.

 

Other worthy mentions from the "golden era":

 

Veracocha - "Carte Blanche"

Ralph Fridge - "Paradise" (Gray mix)

William Orbit/Barber - "Adagio For Strings"

Push - "Legacy", also "Universal Nation" (can't remember which mix is best, I'm not sure any of them ever did it full justice...?)

Vincent De Moor - "Fly Away"

Chicane - "Offshore"

 

Veracocha - "Carte Blanche" - Agreed

Ralph Fridge - "Paradise" (Gray mix) - Agreed

William Orbit/Barber - "Adagio For Strings" - Agreed

Push - "Legacy", also "Universal Nation" (can't remember which mix is best, I'm not sure any of them ever did it full justice...?) - Agreed

Vincent De Moor - "Fly Away" - Agreed

Chicane - "Offshore" - Agreed

 

Agreed.

[tommy]

Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man (all time fav tune)

Marco V - Echoes

Green Velvet - LaLa Land

Underworld - Born Slippy Nuxx

 

Don't think you can have 1 tune tho, cause different tunes remind you of different times.

[Claire DC]

Tommy said:

Dusty Springfield - Son of a Preacher Man (all time fav tune)

 

Don't think you can have 1 tune tho, cause different tunes remind you of different times.

 

I love this tune so much!! And You're right i can never just pick one or 2.. its impossible because i love so many tunes in all different genres!!