mahoney Posted February 5, 2002 Author Share Posted February 5, 2002 V/A - Goa Trancendental Artist: Various Title: Goa Trancendental Label: Rumor Date: 1996 Track listing: 01. Children Of Dub : Cascade 02. Optica : Rising High 03. Matrix : Train Of Thought 04. Digitalis : Kyphi 05. Cosmosis : Afterglow 06. 100th Monkey : Schumacher Levy 9 07. Bass Meditation : Symbiotic 08. Unreality : Birth Of Mankind (Dub Mix) 09. Delph : Leaves 10. Alien Mutation : Sea Of Colours 11. Astralasia : Alien Love Song (The Soundtrack) Review: A very nice pure trance compilation from "Trip" or "Rumour Records", quite hard to get any info from the cover/booklet (can´t even get info about the release year). All tracks here has a very friendly and peaceful atmosphere and a soft and rather slow drum. Also a very spacey track selection, mostly non-psychedelic. I guess "Afterglow" by Cosmosis is the one that the most of you have heard of, and that´s the style of the most of the tracks (one of the slower tracks though). The cd ends up with a beautiful (as always ) and very spaced out ambient track from Astralasia. This is a very good cd for homelistening and chillin which works for me most of the time. It gets a lot of time playing in the background when I´m chillin or whatever I´m up to, no bad tracks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ukiro Posted February 5, 2002 Share Posted February 5, 2002 Rumour records released the once legendary series of compilations simply called "Trance". I think Trance 6 was the last one. It included the classic "Octopus" by Art Of Trance, among others. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trance2MoveU Posted September 20, 2013 Share Posted September 20, 2013 Very mellow indeed. When it's time to chill, but you still want a little more than beatless ambient this would do nicely. It's downtempo at times or trancey without being overloaded with goa melodies stacked on top of each other. Not that there is anything wrong with that, I love it, but sometimes you want to go in a different direction. Train of Thought brought back memories of Children by Robert Miles, but darker. Smooth and capable of letting my mind drift as I sit in the backseat of a car as street lights reflect off the window glass. No talking, let me think. Kyphi is positive and uplifting in a mid tempo way. I like the break down where he strips it all away. Afterglow is a classic of downtempo goa trance and the one that jumps off the track listing. Some fall flat of course and are relegated to the background noise category. Holy sh*t Symbiotic was boring. But of course it also had to be the longest track. Double nut punch. And Sea of Colours? What the hell is going on there? More nuts to punch. Overall though it was relaxing and enjoyable. Mdk Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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