Paul Oakenfold – A Voyage Into Trance
| Label: | Dragonfly Records – bflcd 14 |
|---|---|
| Series: | A Voyage Into Trance |
| Format: | CD, Mixed |
| Country: | UK |
| Released: | |
| Genre: | Electronic |
| Style: | Goa Trance |
Tracklist
| 1 | Genetic– | Trancemission |
| 2 | Man With No Name– | Sly-Ed |
| 3 | Dynamix– | The Rezistor |
| 4 | Man With No Name– | Teleport |
| 5 | The Infinity Project– | Superbooster |
| 6 | Mandra Gora– | Wicked Warp |
| 7 | Prana– | Voyager III (Voodoo Remix) |
| 8 | Ayahusca*– | New Moon |
| 9 | The Infinity Project– | Feeling Weird |
| 10 | Slinky Wizard– | Wizard |
| 11 | Black Sun– | Fat Buddha |
| 12 | Hallucinogen– | LSD |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Dragonfly Records
- Copyright © – Dragonfly Records
- Published By – Copyright Control
- Published By – City Beat Music
- Published By – Big Life Music
- Designed At – MadArk
- Glass Mastered At – Mayking
Credits
- DJ Mix – Paul Oakenfold
- Design [Cover Design] – Madark
Notes
Dragonfly Presents 'A Voyage Into Trance'
Track 3 is incorrectly listed as 'Total Eclipse - Aliens'. It is actually 'Dynamix - The Rezistor'. The credits for this track have been taken from Order Odonata Vol. 1 which is the original appearance of this track.
Track 10 title is titled 'Slinky Wizard'.
These two errors have been carried forward on the several versions of this release in the subsequent years.
This original Dragonfly version is unindexed - with the entire mix on one 'track' of the CD (hence no individual durations). Total time is 72:39. Subsequent versions have the tracks indexed.
Tracks 1, 6, 7, 9 & 11 published by Copyright Control.
Tracks 2, 4, 5, & 8 published by City Beat Music.
Track 10 published by Copyright Control/Big Life Music.
Track 12 published by Big Life Music.
Illustration detail from 'Festival Of Venus' © 1994 M. Glover.
Cover Design Madark, London.
℗ 1995 Dragonfly Records © 1995 Dragonfly Records.
Track 3 is incorrectly listed as 'Total Eclipse - Aliens'. It is actually 'Dynamix - The Rezistor'. The credits for this track have been taken from Order Odonata Vol. 1 which is the original appearance of this track.
Track 10 title is titled 'Slinky Wizard'.
These two errors have been carried forward on the several versions of this release in the subsequent years.
This original Dragonfly version is unindexed - with the entire mix on one 'track' of the CD (hence no individual durations). Total time is 72:39. Subsequent versions have the tracks indexed.
Tracks 1, 6, 7, 9 & 11 published by Copyright Control.
Tracks 2, 4, 5, & 8 published by City Beat Music.
Track 10 published by Copyright Control/Big Life Music.
Track 12 published by Big Life Music.
Illustration detail from 'Festival Of Venus' © 1994 M. Glover.
Cover Design Madark, London.
℗ 1995 Dragonfly Records © 1995 Dragonfly Records.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 5 025055 800141
- Barcode (String): 5025055800141
- Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): BFLCD14 :· . MASTERED . BY MAYKING
- Mould SID Code: ifpi4B06
Other Versions (5 of 11)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
New Submission | A Voyage Into Trance (Cassette, Mixed) | Dragonfly Records | bflmc 14 | UK | 1995 | ||
New Submission | A Voyage Into Trance (CD, Mixed) | World Music (17) | BFLCD 14 | India | 1995 | ||
Recently Edited | A Voyage Into Trance (CD, Mixed) | Hypnotic | CLP 1085-2 | US | 2001 | ||
Recently Edited | A Voyage Into Trance (CD, Mixed) | Hypnotic | CLP 1085-2 | US | 2001 | ||
New Submission | A Voyage Into Trance (CD, Compilation, Mixed) | Hypnotic | CLP 1085-2 | US | 2001 |
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Reviews
- A good solid album, old now, yes of course it is from 1995! I bought this first time over 20 years ago, loved it then and love it now! I don’t suppose it’s much sought after these days unless your sourcing cds from your younger days or building a collection but it will offer a good honest and sound introduction to the genre if your looking into how and where this Goa scene all originated
- As an album, its not very strong, because Hallucinogen - LSD and Man With No Name - Teleport pretty much carry the album. Its hard to listen to a Goa album continuously in its entirety when its driving throughout - as opposed to Oakenfold's Goa Mix, which mixes in some other styles as well. I would suggest listening to Hallucinogen's artist album Twisted and Astral Projection's Trust In Trance if you want a good classic Goa album.
It sounds a little dated, too. Aside from LSD and Teleport, which everyone knows, most of the other tracks are somewhat forgettable or simplistic. 
Oakenfold only put his name to it and may have picked the tracks ..
as i have the cd .. as the ending reeks of tweaked on a pc ..
- Edited 18 years agoWhen I first listen to the "Order Odonata" compilation, I thought "this is it - Trance music has changed forever". As mentioned: "Hit after hit after hit..."
However, Oakenfold's set was a big disapointment: he miss the whole feeling that you got from "Order Odonata" compilation, which contains more or less the same tracks. Mny of them are old-favorites.
The musical editing, the amateur DJ mix, a bad mastering, and the fact that nobody thought about spiliting the set into seperate tracks, shows that it's not enough just to put a few good tracks into a continues mux. Music has to "Flow", and on this case it doen't work!
I never realy liked Oakenfold work, but this CD is simply a disaster!!! Shame on you, Paul! - Edited 18 years agoThis compilation has it.
The true spirit of goatrance is manifested on this unbelievable trip to the sources of energy and movement. Hit after hit, after hit, after hit takes you to somewhere you have never truly been. Paul Oakenfold has done a masterpiece in mixing and compilating. This compilation is a must-to-hear and a splendid purchase to any collection.
10/5!
