Muses Rapt, The - Spiritual Healing
Label:
Catalog#:
BFLT 46
Format:
Vinyl, 12"
Country:
UK
Released:
1999
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trance,
Goa Trance
Notes
This record was never commercially released. No label mentioned, but the BFLT catalogue number points to Dragonfly or Butterfly; The former is correct since it's trance and the label mentions a "Darren", who was the label manager for Dragonfly.
A very limited pressing of this release was commissioned by Neo Recordings. It was pressed from the same plates as this release and came as a stickered whitelabel in a generic Neo sleeve. The sticker quoted the artist as "Juan Verada"; clearly a mis-spelling of the artist's real name, "Juan Verdera".
Durations are not indicated.
A very limited pressing of this release was commissioned by Neo Recordings. It was pressed from the same plates as this release and came as a stickered whitelabel in a generic Neo sleeve. The sticker quoted the artist as "Juan Verada"; clearly a mis-spelling of the artist's real name, "Juan Verdera".
Durations are not indicated.
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Reviews & Discussion
The remix on this 12" is one of the best trance tunes ever for me,maybe just THE best,and I say that being a man who embraced the glory days of Eye-Q,Superstititon,Harthouse and the like.
I first heard it played on an Essential Mix by Scott Bond and couldn't believe my ears.In amongst all the Gouryellas and other euro trancers which seemed to undermine the credibility of the very term 'trance' was this absolute slice of gold.The original mix is a belter aswell,but the remix is just a madman.It re-ignited my faith in trance as a genre and encouraged me to still actively seek out good tunes inspite of the emergence at the time of trance-pop stuff by the likes of Ian Van Dahl.
A true testament to Dragonfly that they could still put out something of this caliber in the late nineties.
If you ever had any fondness whatsoever for hard-trance,grab this with both hands,slap it on the turntable and prepare to be dazzled !!! (though I must warn in advance it took me a good few years to find a copy)
I first heard it played on an Essential Mix by Scott Bond and couldn't believe my ears.In amongst all the Gouryellas and other euro trancers which seemed to undermine the credibility of the very term 'trance' was this absolute slice of gold.The original mix is a belter aswell,but the remix is just a madman.It re-ignited my faith in trance as a genre and encouraged me to still actively seek out good tunes inspite of the emergence at the time of trance-pop stuff by the likes of Ian Van Dahl.
A true testament to Dragonfly that they could still put out something of this caliber in the late nineties.
If you ever had any fondness whatsoever for hard-trance,grab this with both hands,slap it on the turntable and prepare to be dazzled !!! (though I must warn in advance it took me a good few years to find a copy)
It is NOT - all remixes are the same with different track times (some have longer in- and outros).
So if you want this Remix in full WAV/AIFF quality, you could choose par example:
Various - Shiva Space Technology
Various - The Tribe - Ibiza In Trance
Not to forget that the remix is just great!