TranceSuperWave This was a personal edit from PVD based on the Push remix as far as I’m aware. Not intended for release. Think he just wanted to add a little of his touch to it :)
@@TranceSuperWave PVD used to reworks a lot of official remixes by keeping the structure of the track intact, but adding a lot of percussion sounds on top to make them a lot more energetic. I mean, he was famous for playing trance at 145+, the man had to bring the energy :)
The whole point of these reworks was so that they can flow with his sound, so many of them either sound like Tell Me Why (between 1999-2002) or like Nothing But You (2003-2005)
Where did you get this? The beginning of the track is strange! It is not a real intro, because the cut is too harsh. Probably it was produced for one of the Politics of Dancing volumes ... probably the first. But it (almost) never happened that a track that did not end up in the final cds was released, not even as a white label vinyl back then. Hmm .... He also played it not too often in his sets back then ... and this thing is not cutted out of a live mix. Hmmm ... tell us ;-)
Some of The reworks was released in Japan. 4 Example Marco V i feel you, or blackeight the Silene. It could be that this was although released there. But iam not sure. This is the Rework pvd made. Its no Fan-Rework or something like that
@@ciarabissett9639 close enough. This came out a few months later the following year in 2002. It was first featured in Paul Van Dyk's Rosenmontagsrave set in Oberhausen, Germany. Shame it never got an official release that year.
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what a masterpiece, it's like a journey. I"m gonna remeber every detail of this expedition.
Best version of this song. The first 2.5 minutes are the best part
Most beautiful part starts at 2:37
what a track 😮💨😮💨
Awesome vibey Choon!!🫶❤️🥰🎵🎶
Forgot about this track!! 🙌🏽
wow....this is electrifying.
thanks agen trance classics!!
Superb !
Love the push version but this just has a bit more.
it is Push version, just mashed up.
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥🔥
Didnt know this excisted. Barely different from the Push Trancental mix though.
TranceSuperWave This was a personal edit from PVD based on the Push remix as far as I’m aware. Not intended for release. Think he just wanted to add a little of his touch to it :)
Ah yes, that makes sense.
@@TranceSuperWave PVD used to reworks a lot of official remixes by keeping the structure of the track intact, but adding a lot of percussion sounds on top to make them a lot more energetic. I mean, he was famous for playing trance at 145+, the man had to bring the energy :)
Are you kidding? This is way more energetic than the other mix.
ALL HIS EARLY STUFF DERIVED FROM THE TELL ME WHY BEAT LOL GOOD THING IT KICK ASS!
The whole point of these reworks was so that they can flow with his sound, so many of them either sound like Tell Me Why (between 1999-2002) or like Nothing But You (2003-2005)
Where did you get this? The beginning of the track is strange! It is not a real intro, because the cut is too harsh. Probably it was produced for one of the Politics of Dancing volumes ... probably the first. But it (almost) never happened that a track that did not end up in the final cds was released, not even as a white label vinyl back then. Hmm .... He also played it not too often in his sets back then ... and this thing is not cutted out of a live mix. Hmmm ... tell us ;-)
Some of The reworks was released in Japan. 4 Example Marco V i feel you, or blackeight the Silene. It could be that this was although released there. But iam not sure. This is the Rework pvd made. Its no Fan-Rework or something like that
It's not a remix but a mashup with Push's remix
Ur head is not right u moon cat
Where do I find a copy of this version? Was it never released on vinyl?
sadly it wasnt
Like a lot of great PVD reworks, alas
...muy likeo
year of publication?
force The Gravity. 2001 I think, because that's when the official one and push mix came out.
@@ciarabissett9639 close enough. This came out a few months later the following year in 2002. It was first featured in Paul Van Dyk's Rosenmontagsrave set in Oberhausen, Germany. Shame it never got an official release that year.
Imagine creating the original of this and then slapping that god damn awful vocal over it. Thank god for PvD
another corker