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 He’s an artist whose records may well have inspired you over the years but what records inspire him? DJ Mag ran an insightful little feature where Paul picks out ten of his most inspirational records…
Having just released his 9th studio album ‘Music Rescues Me’ late last month you may find this feature that UK dance magazine publication DJ Mag ran on their website in which Paul talks through 10 tracks that have inspired him. Paul’s career goes back well into the 90’s and it was the early parts of that decade where he began to draw influences from records to form his own sound and start to produce his own records.
He will have many tracks which have inspired the new generation of trance producers on the circuit today but what records did that for him? In his own words, he picks out ten which did and you can find the list below. Make sure you check out the full feature on DJ Mag for snippets of all the records and all Paul’s thoughts on how they had an effect on him.
PAUL VAN DYK'S TOP TEN INSPIRATIONAL RECORDS
1: The Smiths ‘Hand In Glove’ (Rough Trade)
2: Depeche Mode ‘A Question Of Time’ (Mute)
3: Ron Allen ‘The Transcendental EP’ (Strobe Records)
4: Cyclone 'A Place Called Bliss’ (Network Records)
5: Vernon ‘The Wonderer’ (Eye Q)
6: Underworld ‘Rez’ (JuniorBoysOwn)
7: Dave Clarke ‘Red 2’ (Bush)
8: Dr. Atomic ‘Schudelfloss’ (Guerilla Records)
9: The Thrillseekers ‘Synasesthesia’ (VANDIT Records)
10: Nu-NRG ‘Dreamland’ (VANDIT Records)
:: Read the full article over on DJ Mag
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