| Iron Sun | 8:56 | |
| Purple Om | 7:56 | |
| Antidote | 6:47 | |
| Omega Centaurus | 7:39 | |
| Deep Space 5D | 9:09 | |
| Psychic Influence | 7:35 | |
| Beetlesnuff | 7:30 | |
| Harmonic Convergence | 7:57 | |
| Utopian Dream | 7:40 | |
| Flow | 7:54 |
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transdimensional (CD, Album, P/Mixed) | Intastella Records | INTA CD01 | UK | 1997 | |
| Transdimensional (3xLP, Album) | Intastella Records | INTA LP01 | UK | 1997 | |
| Transdimensional (CD, Album, RM, RE) | Suntrip Records | SUNCD08 | Belgium | 2007 |
referencing Transdimensional, CD, Album, RM, RE, SUNCD08
referencing Transdimensional, CD, Album, P/Mixed, INTA CD01
referencing Transdimensional, 3xLP, Album, INTA LP01
The general idea is that "Transdimensional" has been rarely matched in terms of quality, and very few (if any) albums have since exemplified so flawlessly the spirit of goa trance.
As far as the tracks themselves are concerned, most are hard hitting party orientated numbers, meaning they all go pretty high up in the BPM range, are accompanied by neck snapping kicks and decorated with aboundings of cherubic melodies. Similar structures, yes, boring, no. A fair amount of these tracks have with years become favorites in hearts of plenty listeners, namely the trancey dreamer Deep Space 5D, and the explosive Psychic Influence and Harmonic Convergence.
The massive leads hit it on the nail in every track, thus enabling each tune to have that something particular which makes it a stand out on its own, while all shine equally in the context of the whole album, which is mixed by the way.
Pretty unique feat, and that is why "Transdimensional" is at the top of the heap when talking about the greatest accomplishments of the melodic old school goa trance genre.