luneatikraver

:idea:I bought a couple or records a few months ago that were classified as tech trance thinking I might be able to use them in a set, but I just haven't found a way to use them that I like.....they just don't fit with the deeper driving progressive style I aspire to. The records are Selway's Edge of Now two record set with eight unique tracks and Patrick Jongen's La Feté which has the original track and a remix. I think they might be worth checking out if you were looking to get some tech trance records because they do fit that description really well, especially the Selway. Alternatively, if you were looking for tech trance mixed CDs you might do a search for Selway or Jongen and find out who spins them. In closing, I wouldn't have spent the time to write this long-ass post just to sell these records and I hate selling vinyl thinking I might want them back someday:rolleyes:. But if it would help someone else out I would consider parting with them....they are mint as they were probably played more at the record store than I have played them. They are really just going to be deadweight to me I think. Email me if interested and I may be able to sample it for you over the phone or via email or AIM. luneatikraver a.k.a. DJ Double-E

I believe the track you are interested in is called Get Get Down by Paul Johnson. The artist name listed on CDNow's site was different, Bohannon, but they often screw up and list author not the performer. One place you can check to be sure that I got the right one is on Richard Humpty Vission's Shut the Fuck Up and Dance compilation track #28. Alternatively you could check out a .wma snippet of it on the cdnow site, but you prolly knew that already. Hope this helps luneatikraver a.k.a. DJ double E

Ahhh Digweed...going to see him and Sasha at Buzz the 14th of April in Wash DC with Jimmy Van M... just two nights after Sandra Collins and Max Grahm and the day before Pete Tong and Chemical Brothers also play Buzz. Check it out at www.buzzdc.com (no I don't work for them just live there on weekends) Now back to the topic-----> Remixed of the track you were looking for, "Heaven Scent", can also be found unmixed (if you are interested in spinning it and have a CD deck) on the Bedrock Beautiful Strange EPCD as "POB's Seismix" and on the Bedrock Foundations (2) CD set (unmixed too) as "John Johnson Mix" which is my personal blow up favorite mix of that track. I just wish I could find it on vinyl! Remember "Everything" starts with an "E"