Pure quality as usual guys... all 3 versions are already in the bag. Joel, your mix is seriously funky man, twisting the groove out of the glitch! 

:-) thanks for supporting me guys!  glad you like.

thanks for the feedback Doug 

thanks!

heh, i have no idea man.  i don't follow trance much to be honest.  thanks for the feedback though!

I am digging Joel's remix.

Btw, this was not intended as a slight on Joel for saying what he said. I just felt that Doug's observation reminded me of the review I read last week. Mayer's comments in that quote also highlight the bankruptcy of our musical pigeonholing. Often these terms for certain styles have their usefullness for a season but eventually the music changes and the tag no longer fits. But equally these terms can resurface again and become re-appropriated as that review was hinting at with the advent of what has been labelled 'nu trance'. I can remember similar controversy when Jungle started to mutate into Drum n Bass in the UK around 1996. The two terms had been interchangeable for a while but then Jungle became associated in alot of people's minds with the Ragga influence but I always kind of felt it a useful descriptor but the term got ditched. But in the current fervour for all things retro it does seem to have had a resurgence of interest in that scene and the media generally. Really, as with people it is best not to take labels and stereotypes too seriously. It is better to keep an open mind and look for inherent qualities in the individual (person or track) rather than make arm's length generalisations. You will often be pleasantly suprised...