Anoebis Posted October 26, 2000 Share Posted October 26, 2000 V/A - Goa Tel Aviv Artist: Various Title: Goa Tel Aviv Label: NMC Date: 1997 Track listing: CD 1 01. In Trance : Over Seas 02. Indoor : Vertigo 03. Oforia : Dimensional Exploration 04. Adrenalinndrum : Desert Fly 05. In Trance : Kashmir 06. Indoor : Camel 07. Adrenalinndrum : God Mountain CD 2 01. Indoor : The Key 02. Adrenalinndrum : Behind The Hills 03. Indoor : Shiva 04. In Trance : Sorceress Fete 05. P Cok : J.P 06. Amir Dagan : Silver Angel 07. Guy Sebbag : Reality Values Review: A véry classic but still very good CD... This were those first unforgetable Trance-songs from Israel!! And because it's really hard to get the Indoor, In Trance and Adrenalinndrum-album this CD is a complete MUST!! It sounds sometimes old, but I don't care, those beautiful melodies are still there... Almost every song is great on this CD!!! But the standouts for me are CD1, 1,2,5&7 and CD2 1,3,5&7! I would give this compilation a 8,5/10!! And everybody who loves old-school and melodieus Trance, BUY this!! (if you still find it...)!! Very nice artwork too by the way... )) Bom Shankar Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mars Posted October 26, 2000 Share Posted October 26, 2000 Mmmh! old Israeli anthems. It used to be good. Now it's oldschool... 6.5/10 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Platigreg Posted October 30, 2000 Share Posted October 30, 2000 Well... Owning this compil for more than 2 years, its tunes are quite familiar to me and make me think to good colored times. Lots of us know these gems, and it's true that it's "old-school". But that's why it's pure pleasure, isnt't it? Special congratulations to the Shiva's "Indoor" that really stroke me the first time, and still keeps on... in fact, I consider it's the brother song of Hallucinogen's "Angelic Particles", and that's a compliment!!!! For melodic lovers... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest [Anonymous] Posted August 3, 2002 Share Posted August 3, 2002 whats wrong with old school. 90% of new music is cheesy gay club house music GOA WE LOVE U Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trance2MoveU Posted February 29, 2012 Share Posted February 29, 2012 Artist: VariousTitle: Goa-Tel AvivLabel: NMC RecordsDate: 1997CD 101. In Trance : Over Seas02. Indoor : Vertigo03. Oforia : Dimensional Exploration04. Adrenalin Drum : Desert Fly05. In Trance : Kashmir06. Indoor : Camel07. Adrenalinndrum : God MountainCD 201. Indoor : The Key02. Adrenalin Drum : Behind The Hills03. Indoor : Shiva04. In Trance : Sorceress Fete05. P Cok : J.P06. Amir Dagan : Silver Angel07. Guy Sebbag : Reality Values1997.What was I doing waaay back then? Lessee...Got kicked out of optometry school the year prior so I was living in a trailer and still getting high. Goa Trance? What the f*ck is that? Tell you what, try matching your clothes and take a shower then we can talk. By the way...you're white...what's with the dreadlocks? What's that you say? Music comes from Israel? How do they find the time in between the bombings?That was me back then knowing nothing of goa, thinking that trance ended and began with Oakenfold and Van Dyk. My how time and perceptions have changed. Now I'm married with 2 kids, haven't had a drink or gotten high in over a decade, and finally came to the realization that this music was a cinematic experience for the ears.This 2-disc set contains Israeli old school goa anthems that are considered classics today. But upon further inspection, the comp came out in 97 and 4 of the tracks from Indoor (which are on the Progressive Trance disc) were made in 95 and the Adrenalin Drum tracks are from their album X-Perimental Goa. Guy Sebbag is a member of In Trance along with Gal Carmy, so the tracks Sorceress Fete and Kashmir are on the In Trance album. So as is the case with a lot of compilations from back in the day, these tracks are found elsewhere making this not essential.Having said that though, if you don't have those albums and you find this...get it. The Indoor tracks are blistering journeys alone and the InTrance tracks are good in their own right. Sorceress Fete is a pumping track that I'm sure had the dance floors jumping. It's pure old school. J.P. is a twisting journey with tumbling melodies and hypnotic sounds, but the last two...I can take 'em or leave 'em.Never noticed this before, but there's a lot of "in's" here. INdoor, IN trance, AdrenalIN drum...and I just noticed the pic on the cover is of a face smoking the wacky tabacci. Wonder why our music is always associated with drugs?I think it's also funny that Mars gave it an average rating because it's too old school. Mdk Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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