haven't had a chance to listen yet, but going by what keith said it seems you captured tracks that were "radio friendly" if you will.
where i'm from stuff like that is still "popular" b/c they're misinformed and that's the only eposure to trance some people get.
even i started listening to stuff like that back in the day, sadly to say alice deejay better off alone is a track i like *waves glowsticks wildly*
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i will listen at some point (have it downloaded) and see if it would fly on our only local dance show.
we used to have an awesome radio station, but times have changed and they went under and the weekend mix show went the way of the dodo and the rambler.
candy kids are still out there in some way shape or form, and believe it or not kids like this stuff.
now i went from being a trancer to a breaker i guess you could say.
i have a ton of trance records and some of the classics.
i remember the first mix cd i ever bought was sasha global underground 13, not bad, but not something i can really listen to today b/c my tastes and the music have just changed so much.
not dogging the feedback at all, but for adam these are probably tracks that got him in the scene just like they did for a lot of people, just something to think about.
there are only 2 songs i've ever heard on my local stations that i would consider dance dirty vegas days go by and daniel bedingfield gotta get thru this but that's about it.
will listen and give some honest feedback myself.
so yea, keep doing what you like, and remember that djs are the biggest critics in the business
, i'm so critical of my own mixing that i nitpick every transition on a recording and even if no one else but me hears an issue i hear a trainwreck.
keep hope alive....
Josh
