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Arms of Loren (Tranquillo's Clear Water Mix) This appeared on Solarstone's Chilled Out Euphoria compilation 20+ years ago. Evocative vocals and sweeping pads that really take you away.

A solid album on the whole with nice melodies and songwriting. This is still trance at its core, with a more accessible mainstream sound. Would be even better if some ideas were further developed into longer tracks. The ideas were varied enough to keep me interested throughout the length of the...

Thanks for the heads up, will keep an eye out

Do you mind sharing the mp3 of the extended mix? Thanks!

Looking for the extended mix of France 2000 on Three Drives' 2000 album. The shorter mixed version (4:18) can easily be found on the CD version of the album. The extended mix (5:46) appears exclusively on the vinyl release back in 1999 and not on download stores unfortunately...

Gielen's mix itself is a tad disjointed with a number of beachy and clubby tracks all thrown in together. Nearly missed out on this beautiful track, which is second last on the mix. This track I think certainly has captured the ISOS vibes. Beautiful pads/soundscapes with ethnic vocals, soft...

Had two proper listens to the Solarstone mix. The flow is there; there's been some thought put into the track selection. But at the end of the day, he can only work with what he's got. There's simply a dearth of quality summery or dreamy prog trance being produced these days. Individually, the...

A fine track. Probably Solarstone's best work past few years. Was already a fan of the original by the Pet Shop Boys. This remix stays true to the spirit of the original and turns it into a more modern-sounding danceable version. A track I think I'll revisit from time to time again.

Mike Nichol's track my pick of the three. I like the techy climax but how it also introduces the melodic riff afterwards tastefully. The track is arranged as if there's a story to tell, and for that it gets a thumbs up from me. The two other Thrillseekers tracks sound fine. The melodies...

Much appreciated for sharing this rare album!

A far cry from their best works. Melodically very safe and bland. Miss the days when PROFF had his unique energetic sound, or A&B could put write truly emotive chord progressions and breakdowns. Expected more from them.

Didn't particularly stand out on first few listens esp. on the Pure Trance compilation, but this has somewhat grown on me. It's understated and mellow. The acid riffs and FX contribute nicely to the atmosphere. The buildup arguably better than the main melodic section in my opinion.

My personal favourite is the Signum Remix featured on a 2008 remix package. A surprisingly dark and brooding remake with big distorted-sounding synths.

The last track taken from his latest album Metamorphosis on Anjunabeats. An uplifting and emotive piece of breaks. The climax is especially powerful with the soaring vocals and piano synth stabs coming all together. Recommend a listen even if you aren't a big fan of his recent works.

It's been a slow year in terms of quality trance releases, haven't really come across much of note so far. This one has an interesting melodic section with some lush synth work and pleasant melodies. A decent track overall. Not a big fan of the plasticky kick and snares that seem to be a staple...

This is one of my favourites from his Organic Waveforms album. Deep, thoughtful melodies. Under-rated and doesn't get played as much as his other singles!

A remix from the early Sasha days. Not so much a club-oriented track, this one has a nice downbeat opening and is arranged like a journey. As with most housey tracks in those years, it starts off with a groovy vibe to it, but as the track progresses, the vocals and more melodic elements get...

A fine remix from Thomas Bronzwaer. It's less energetic/full-on than his other works like Shadow World, but it still has a punchy edge to it. This one takes a more graceful melodic approach, with the arpeggiated and pad-like melody complementing each other very well.

Thank you!

A bit late to the party, seems like the link has expired... Only recently discovered Sunrise on Epsilon, would most appreciate if someone could reupload or direct me to where I can find a download