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Ministry of Sound dig out early records from the Trance Nation series that once were so mighty and bring the records the series so popular.
Think back to the late nineties when Trance was the style that people were really talking about. It was in the clubs, on the television and even on the radio, come to think it was everywhere! One of the early compilation series that brought the music to the masses was Ministry of Sound's Trance Nation series. The series had what I would say were five very good volumes before it went all commercial and Ministry seemed focused on releasing crap compilations full of cheesy records. Trance Nation is back, in classic form, selecting records from the early days that made the style so popular.
Tracklisting
Disc One
1. Born Slippy-Underworld 2. What Ya Got 4 Me-Signum [Original 12'' Vocal] 3. Kernkraft 400-Zombie Nation [DJ Gius Remix] 4. Time To Burn-Storm [Club Mix] 5. Warrior-Warrior [Club Mix] 6. The Drill-Dirt Devils 7. Wire-Cosmic Gate Fire 8. Sandstorm-Darude 9. 9PM (Till I Come)-ATB 10. Better Off Alone-Alice Deejay 11. Encore Une Fois-Sash! [Radio Edit] 12. Resurrection-PPK 13. Silence-Delerium Feat. Sarah McLachlan [DJ Tiesto Remix] 14. Don't Give Up-Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams 15. Beautiful-Matt Darey Feat. Marcella Woods 16. It's My Turn-Angelic 17. Arms Of Loren-Evoke [Ferry Corsten Remix] 18. Rapture-iio [Riva Remix]
Disc Two
1. Forbidden Fruit-Paul Van Dyk 2. Salvea Mea-Faithless [Radio Edit] 3. I Feel Love-CRW [R.A.F. Zone Remix] 4. Lizard-Mauro Picotto [Claxixx Mix] 5. Out Of The Blue-System F 6. Finary Binary-1998 [Matt Darey Remix] 7. Bullet In the Gun-Planet Perfecto [Saturday Mix] 8. Universal Nation-Push [Ferry Corsten Remix] 9. Nightmare-Brainbug [Sinister Strings Mix] 10. The Orange Theme-Cygnus X 11. Gamemaster-Lost Tribe [Signum Remix] 12. Carte Blanche-Veracocha 13. Invisible-Tilt 14. Airwave-RANK 1 15. Fiji-Atlantis Vs Avitar [Lange Remix] 16. Skydive (I Feel Wonderful)-Freefall Feat. Jan Johnston [Original Radio Edit] 17. Love Stimulation-Humate [Paul Van Dyk Remix] 18. Happiness Happening-Lost Witness
Disc Three
1. Finished Symphony-Hybrid 2. You're Not Alone-Olive [Radio Edit] 3. Heaven Scent-Bedrock 4. Your Face (In The Mirror)-Slacker [Schizoid Remix] 5. Stella-Jam & Spoon 6. Seven Cities-Solar Stone [Stones Atlantis Mix] 7. Good Shot-Hands Burn 8. Everytime-Lustral [Nalin & Kane Remix] 9. Meet Her At The Love Parade-Da Hool 10. Salt Water-Chicane 11. Diving Faces-Liquid Child 12. The Eternal-Jose Amnesia 13. El Nino-Agnelli & Nelson 14. Synaesthesia (Fly Away)-The Thrillseekers Feat. Sheryl Deane 15. Holding On-DJ Manta 16. Madagascar-Art Of Trance 17. The Vision-Mario Piu Presents DJ Arabesque [Vision 1 Mix] 18. Luna Sun-Slusnik
The invasion of classic compilations we have had to put up with over the past few years has really in my view tarnished the 'classic' name. I don’t mind classic compilations but Cream and Gatecrasher went a bit over the top with theirs, then again they are all owned by Ministry of Sound. Enough classic bashing and onto this compilation and why I think you should buy it.
Look at the tracklist. I don’t think there is one bad record on there and certainly not one cheesy track. It's full of quality tracks from quality artists from a time when Trance had that big arena sound and definite style. Another classic compilation you say? I've heard all these before? The answer may well be yes to a lot of dance fans but for people wanting to know what good Trance music is all about the records on here provide it. They may not be mixed perfectly together or have that build up flow so many people like to see in a compilation but its one to just pick up and put on.
It's got some of my favourite old tracks on it and reminded me of some old gems that have been gathering dust in my collection. I like compilations like this that are full of decent old tracks unlike a lot which tend to bang in the commercially popular records they like to tag as Trance but wise heads know they just are not.
This is the kind of compilation to give your children who think DJ Sammy and his commercial chums count as dance music.
Conclusion:
This release may be another classic compilation from Ministry but I think they have done a good job in bringing back classic tracks that made the first five original albums so popular, of course there were more than those in the series but the releases after five were nothing but garbage. A good album to remind you of tracks gone by and worth picking up.
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