RIP Robert Miles RIP RIP Robert Mimes RIP Robert Miles

[twitchyzero]

i can't take 90s dance music seriously because they just remind me of I'm Blue, Kernkraft 400, Sandstorm or Axel F

but something about Alice Deejay's Better off Alone just hits the nostalgia bone

[GS8]

Shame he died so young. Loved his music. Introduced me to Trance and the entire scene. He inspired me to pick up a keyboard and start playing and developing.

Speaking of Children

I suggest listening to the album 'Trancelations' by Lowlands. Amazing pieces, including 'Children'.

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[N.V.M.]

never heard of him. then again, the 90's were a blur.

[TouringTeg]

Originally Posted by GS8

Shame he died so young. Loved his music. Introduced me to Trance and the entire scene. He inspired me to pick up a keyboard and start playing and developing.

Speaking of Children

I suggest listening to the album 'Trancelations' by Lowlands. Amazing pieces, including 'Children'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPx8WroWGXg

Thanks for the feels! Just epic. A real trip back to my early raving days which started at Cream @ Memorial Arena in Victoria around 1998. First album I listened to over and over in the car was Cream which had 1998 and Cafe Del mar, Three Drives among others. I then spent a few years going to many local raves on the island while spending way too much on trance CDs as mp3 downloads weren't available yet.

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[Bouncing Bettys]

Every friday night I used to listen and record onto cassette Chris Sheppard's show, which played a lot of this stuff. Then I would crank that shit while PC gaming on dial up late at night, the only time I was guaranteed not to have someone pick up the phone and disconnet the game. I was getting 2-3 hours of sleep on a school night.