Astral Projection - In The Mix FLAC

Astral Projection Israel Phonokol Trust Trance Records Goa Trance 2000

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Astral Projection
Title:	In The Mix
Style:	Goa Trance
Date of release:	2000
Label:	Phonokol, Trust In Trance Records
Catalog Number:	2150-2
Country:	Israel
FLAC album size:	1555 mb
MP3 album size:	2036 mb

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Tracklist

1	Kabalah Featuring [Uncredited] – DJ Jörg	7:42
2	Searching For UFOs (Bright Light Remix)	7:32
3	Free Tibet (Free Spirit Remix)	6:20
4	Mahadeva Featuring [Uncredited] – DJ Jörg	7:34
5	Sundown
6	Aurora Borealis	6:38
7	Dancing Galaxy (On A Mission Remix)	7:05
8	People Can Fly	9:49
9	Virtual Booster	7:05
10	Another World (Floorplay Remix) Remix – FloorplayRemix, Producer [Additional Production] – Lawrence Cooke, Russel CoultartWritten-By – G. Sebbag	6:03
11	Burning Up (Instrumental) Written-By – H. Schippers	6:29
12	Life On Mars (Domestic Remix) Remix – Domestic	9:10
13	Nilaya	8:39
14	Let There Be Light	7:17
15	Trance Dance Written-By – H.Schippers	7:47
16	Power Gen	6:01
17	Sunrise
18	Liquid Sun	9:36
19	Flying Into A Star (Ast-Roid Remix)	7:10
20	Ionized	5:31
21	Enlightened Evolution	5:38
22	Liquid Sun (Cass And Slide Rework) Remix – Cass And SlideRemix, Producer [Additional Production] – Cass Cutbush, Pete Martin	7:21
23	Electrostatic	4:44
24	Axis V0.99	7:23

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
TRANR627CD	Astral Projection	In The Mix ‎(2xCD, Comp, Mixed, Promo)	Transient Records	TRANR627CD	UK	2000
none	Astral Projection	In The Mix ‎(2xCD, Comp, MP, Mixed, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Astral Projection)	none	Russia	2000
tranr627cd	Astral Projection	In The Mix ‎(2xCD, Comp, Mixed)	Transient Records	tranr627cd	UK	2000
WHYCD015	Astral Projection	In The Mix ‎(2xCD, Comp, Mixed)	Why Not Records	WHYCD015	Sweden	2000
TRANR627CD	Astral Projection	In The Mix ‎(2xCD, Comp, Mixed)	Transient Records	TRANR627CD	UK	2000

Credits

Design – Rian "Eurostarlet" Hughes
DJ Mix – Avi Nissim
Executive-Producer – Oren Kristal
Mastered By [Analog And Digital Mastering] – Lior Perlmutter
Performer [Astral Projection Are] – Avi Nissim, Lior Perlmutter
Photography By – Ronen Lalena
Written-By – A. Nissim (tracks: 1-1, 1-3 to 1-5, 1-7 to 1-11, 2-1, 2-3 to 2-8, 2-10), L. Perlmutter (tracks: 1-2 to 1-5, 1-7, 1-8, 1-10 to 2-1, 2-3 to 2-5, 2-7 to 2-10), Y. Haviv (tracks: 1-1, 1-3 to 1-5, 1-10, 2-1, 2-4, 2-7, 2-8)

Notes

Comes in a standard thickness jewel case with hinged 2CD tray, inside a cardboard sleeve.

Track 1-6 incorrectly credits Cass Cutbush and Pete Martin for additional production.
Track 1-12 title printed as "Axis Vo.99".

All tracks published by Warner Chappell Music Ltd except:
Track 2-2 published by Dutch Rebel
Track 2-10 published by Warner Chappell Music Ltd / EMI Music Publishing
Analog and digital mastering at Dance City Masters

Printed on CDs:
℗&©2000 Trust In Trance Records

Printed in booklet:
This compilation:
(P) & (C) 2000 Trust In Trance Records

Track tempos (BPM)
1-1: 139 / 1-2: 139 / 1-3: 139-141 / 1-4: 141-142 / 1-5: 142-144 / 1-6: 144-142 / 1-7: 142-139 / 1-8: 139 / 1-9: 140 / 1-10: 140-142 / 1-11: 142 / 1-12: 141
2-1: 139 / 2-2: 139-140 / 2-3: 140 / 2-4: 140 / 2-5: 140 / 2-6: 140 / 2-7: 140-142 / 2-8: 142-144 / 2-9: 144 / 2-10: 144-143

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 7 296134 215028
Barcode (String): 7296134215028
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1 - CD1): CDI 2150-2CD1 A1 <3119017>
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1 - CD2): CDI 2150-2CD2 A1 <3119018>
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2 - CD1): 2150-2CD1 D2 3119017 CDI www.cdi.co.il
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2 - CD2): 2150-2CD2 D2 3119018 CDI www.cdi.co.il
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI LB81
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI LB82
Mould SID Code (Variant 1 - CD1): IFPI 5F22
Mould SID Code (Variant 1 - CD2): IFPI 5F21
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 5F33

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Trust In Trance Records
Copyright (c) – Trust In Trance Records
Published By – Phonokol Ltd.
Published By – Warner Chappell Music Ltd.
Published By – Dutch Rebel Music
Published By – EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
Mastered At – Dance City Studios
Designed At – Device
Made By – CDI Ltd.
Distributed By – Phonokol Ltd.

Video

wanderpool

Good nonstop-megamix of songs. so a gapless playback is nice for a party or maybe just for a nice trip without shuffling around the gaps. Also, as sselfless stated, it is the earlier songs, so save some ipod space and leave this mix as a nice stand-alone album (unless you dont mind repeats in songs). Its also a GREAT album to give newer fans of goa (as Maurautius said) Overall its a good album to have around, so dont pass up.

Clodebd

If you're new to Astral Projection and not sure where to start, a safe purchase would be this 2xCD set. 22 tracks containing AP's greatest hits, remixes, rare tracks and even a couple new songs. The songs have been mixed together so when a track ends, the next track has already begun... Thus making most of the songs intertwine with eachother. The end result is actually pretty good. Even though I own all of AP's albums I still consider this an essential purchase because its great to listen to on its own as a separate album. Goa classics like People Can Fly and Searching For UFO's are included... And the closing track on disc 2 (Burning Up) has a gorgeous piano line in it.

Zorve

Wonderfully blissed out Goa. And some remixes of older material to make you weep with joy. And I agree...Burning Up is too good to be true, emotive beyond my capacity to feel...a nd the nostalgia sickens me with remembrances of elation.

but...

You are better off picking up the real releases...and then buying this one to top it all off.

EROROHALO

Ka-ching! Ferry Corsten couldn't have done any better than AP on the final track on cd two. Burning Up is a brutal example of melodic techno at its most hideous and nearly brings tears to a dedicated disciple of the early AP sound. As Oasis sings: "Where did it all go wrong?"

Commenting this album necessarily needs to follow two lines of thoughts. Those that already know and have several AP albums. Beware! Stay clear, nothing new here. Same versions of tracks you already have, so-so dj'ing, and a really weird mixing. Check for instance Searching for Ufo's - what happened with the lead at 1:49? Some form of abduction?

For those that does not know AP this is, well, an entrance, if nothing else. The amount of monster hits these guys can look back upon is nothing short of breathtaking and they're all here. Ionized, Let There Be Light, Enlightened Evolution, People Can Fly ... And as stated above, for the bulk part in original versions. Still, I urge you instead to grab a copy of their first four albums. Individually these shine so much brighter than this mediocre blend of 5 years stardom and innovative geniusy.

Only question for me is WHY there was a need for this release? I hear ... ka-ching?