I agree with the majority here that they're all very similar, yet quite strong. Definitely going to collect the EP for my own usage. From the DJ perspective, it's quite nice having the ability to fine-tune your track selection (if you want to think about it that hard) and I always love how these EPs have 3+ tracks, most of which fit into a typical 4 on the floor house/trance set. On the other hand though, artistically it can feel like a cop-out to me though to have them be *this* similar. But for these releases, it's almost as much about practicality as it is about making a musical statement, perhaps.
On that note, I feel like that's part of why the tastes of this forum and the releases can diverge. As great as 10 minute epic trance journeys are, they are less compatible (imo) with sets that span a whole bunch of genres and styles, and if you listen to a fair number of the sets that these tunes are played out in, they definitely are more than just "wannabe trance oldies sets," there is a lot more going on there.
