quoted 3 lines I received a card last week announcing "Secret Life of Trance" is coming out>I received a card last week announcing "Secret Life of Trance" is coming out
>domestically on Planet Earth (subsidiary of Moonshine). Does this mean that
>Instinct lost rights to Rising High?
From CDC:
PLE50099 SECRET LIFE OF TRANCE VOLUME 1
$12.86 PLANET EARTH 3/94 INFLUX/SEQUENTIAL/RD1/BALIL OBX/KIBU/POSITIVE S
According to this, it came out last month. Here is a track listing and
review from uk-dance:
Various: The Secret Life of Trance
Rising High RSN CD6 UK 1993 77:37
Sequential: Prophet
Spicelab: Quicksand
Hardfloor: Hardtrance Acperience 1
Ongaku: Mihon
Love Inc: Trance Atlantic XS
Bi-Face: Ambience 137
Rising High Collective: No Deeper Love (Irresistable Force mix)
Influx: Braineater
Barbarella: Barbarella (Pound & Smith remix)
Black Dog Productions: Flux D Mix
A compilation of tracks from Germany's Harthouse, Pod and Force
Inc. labels mixed in with 3 from Rising High themselves. Stand out
is the awesome Hardfloor track which despite having been played to
death for ages I still love. Barbarella is one of several Rising
High remixes from Sven Vath's Barbarella album, apparently being
held back from UK release by Warner Brothers. Well up to Vath's
usual high standard. Spicelab's Quicksand rounds things off for
Harthouse with a nice ambient track featuring spacey synths over
gentle percussion. Best from Pod is Sequential's Prophet - better
mix than on the Sequential album with what sounds like a tropical
bird house in the background. The acidy Ongaku and Bi-Face are less
interesting. Love Inc and Rising High's Influx are good, but Black
Dog turn in one of their less polished performances. Despite an
attempt to rescue it by the Mix Master, label boss Caspar Pound's
No Deeper Love is dire.
****
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This must be the UK version. Is the US version any different?
-boB