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Dimension 5 - Iron Sun (1996) Sample at 01:13: And at the onset of trance, the spirit of the creature enters the body of the dancer, enabling him to reach a transcendental state. Finding the original source of this sample on your own would be damn near impossible—the source film is so obscure it doesn't even exist on IMDb. The audio comes from a 1993 film titled "Distant Echoes: Yo-Yo Ma and the Kalahari Bushmen", which made its TV premiere on Channel 4 in 1997. Maybe it was a re-broadcast, and the original aired in 1993? There's no way to verify it now. In 1993, Yo-Yo Ma, one of the world's greatest cellists, traveled to the Kalahari Desert to play Bach for the local tribes and record their traditional music. A true anthropological and musical artifact that miraculously survived thanks to YouTube. Sample appears at 40:54

Avaris - The Forgotten Language (2019) Something in the spirit of Shpongle—slow-paced and very psychedelic. https://www.discogs.com/release/13688967-Avaris-The-Forgotten-Language

Cosmosis — Down At The Crossroad (1998)

### 🎧 [TRACK] * **Artist & Track:** Semuta — Storm Coming (1999) * **Sample Timestamp:** 01:22 * **Artist & Track:** Phreaky - The Second Moon (1997) * **Sample Timestamp:** 04:03 ### 🎬 [SOURCE] * **Movie / Media:** Dune (1984) * **Actor & Role:** Kyle MacLachlan (as Paul Atreides) * **Source Timestamp:** 0:26 (at link below) ### 💬 [LYRICS / DIALOGUE] > "A storm is coming. Our storm. And when it arrives, it will shake the universe"

### 🎧 [TRACK] * **Artist & Track:** JIS (Journey Into Sound) — Transdimensional Vision (2015) * **Sample Timestamp:** 04:34 ### 🎬 [SOURCE] * **Movie / Media:** 2010: The Year We Make Contact (1984) * **Actor & Role:** Keir Dullea (as David Bowman Ruth) * **Source Timestamp:** 2:20 (at link below) ### 💬 [LYRICS / DIALOGUE] > "My God, it's full of stars!"

### 🎧 [TRACK] * **Artist & Track:** Darshan — Mind Merge (1997) * **Sample Timestamp:** 03:28 ### 🎬 [SOURCE] * **Movie / Media:** Scanners (1981) * **Actor & Role:** Patrick McGoohan (as Dr. Paul Ruth) * **Source Timestamp:** 32:36 (at link below) ### 💬 [LYRICS / DIALOGUE] > "Telephaty is no mindreading. It is the direct linking of two nervous systems separated by space. I want you to make a link from your brain to his heart. I want your brain to make his heart beat faster."

I've gotten really into tracking down and identifying vocal samples lately. Thanks to modern tech, finding and recognizing them is a bit easier than ever before. I’ll be dropping them into this thread. Since I mostly listen to Goa Trance, that's what you'll see the most, but there'll likely be some other genres too. Imago — Angels of Peace (1997) ### 🎧 [TRACK] * **Artist & Track:** Imago — Angels of Peace (1997) * **Sample Timestamp:** 00:19 ### 🎬 [SOURCE] * **Movie / Media:** Jacob's Ladder (1990) * **Actor & Role:** Danny Aiello (as Louis Denardo) * **Source Timestamp:** 01:50 (at link below) ### 💬 [LYRICS / DIALOGUE] > "If you've made your peace, then the devils are really angels, freeing you from the Earth."

Atlantis & Alienapia - Infinite Universe

Trinodia - Epic Feel (2010) sample at 05:08 From

Sample: "I will show you what no other living mortal has seen - the Flame of Eternal Life." Track using this sample: Chi-A.D. - The Flame of Eternal Life Timestamp: 2:46 Source: Movie "She" (1965) Character: Ayesha Actress: Ursula Andress Revoiced by: Nikki Van Der Zyl Timestamp: 8:35

Sample: "We lead double lives. We deal in sex and beautiful women." Source: Burke's Law (1963) Episode: S01E06 – Who Killed Alex Debbs? Character: Orrin Lashwell Actor: John Ireland Timestamp in this upload: 00:30 Timestamp in the full episode: 21:39 Tracks using this sample Black Grape – Kelly's Heroes (1995) — 2:35 Lights of Euphoria – Deal In Sex (Protection Mix) (1994) Climax Absolüte – Torrero Halluciné (1995) Planet B.E.N. – Questionmark (1996)

I can clearly hear the melody from "Sugar Rush (Refined Mix)" by Man With No Name (1995). It's cleverly hidden beneath lots of additional layers and sounds, but it's still recognizable. To my ears, a short melodic phrase from MWNN was used as the foundation for the entire track. You can call it a cover, a remix, or a tribute — whichever term you prefer. For example, I've come across a track titled "Tribute to Etnica" where the musical references were intentionally obvious and easy for listeners to recognize. In this case, however, the artist seems to have preferred not to mention the source of inspiration. Centavra Project — Space Flight (2015) Man With No Name — Sugar Rush (Refined Mix) (1995)

The Alan Parsons Project - Sirius (Instrumental) (1982) Etnica - 38° Parallelo (1994) | released at 2018 Uncredited remix | Again

2 Prana4ever: Thank you very much! I'm only superficially familiar with California Sunshine's work, especially their later material (although I have about 6–7 of their tracks in my favorites). This is actually the first time I've heard this 2017 track. I know that their famous "Rain" is actually Electric Universe — Rain (California Sunshine Remix). I'll share another Etnica rework, also uncredited, although in this case the track title at least hints at the original source. Etnica - Fade (2004) is essentially a cover/remix of Visage - Fade To Grey (1980). Producer, Written-By – Maurizio Begotti, Max Lanfranconi. Yet none of the original Fade To Grey songwriters are mentioned.

Holy Men — Desert Storm (1999). The “Peace No Peace” sample can be heard at 0:33 and 6:26, taken from the movie Independence Day (1996). The track has a four-minute intro, and the beautiful lead melody doesn't appear until 3:59. In the age of Shorts and Reels, that approach to music composition simply doesn't work anymore. Tracks like this get skipped after ten seconds because if they don't grab your attention immediately, it's game over. That said, for me, this track is still a Goa trance classic, regardless of its structure. I generally prefer music for home listening rather than for the dancefloor or parties, so that may be one of the reasons why I appreciate tracks like this.