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Various Israel Trust Trance Records Phonokol Goa Trance 1999

Performer: Various
Genre: Electronic
Title: The Next Millennium
Country: Israel
Released: Jan 1999
Style: Goa Trance
Label: Trust In Trance Records, Phonokol
Catalog Number: T.I.T. CD020, 2135-2
FLAC version ZIP size: 2341 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1203 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1201 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 172

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Tracklist

1	–Astral Projection	Power Gen (Live)	7:45
2	–Astral Projection	Life On Mars (SFX Remix) Remix, Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – SFX	8:28
3	–The Mayan Collective	Channeling Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – The Mayan Collective	9:10
4	–Astral Projection	Andromeda	9:32
5	–Interactive	Ten Minutes To Sunset Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Interactive	7:09
6	–Astral Projection	Solid Electronics	7:43
7	–Silent Sentinels	Analog Voyager Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Silent Sentinels	9:41
8	–Iridium	12,000 Suns Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Iridium	12:10
9	–Astral Projection	Life On Mars (Oforia Remix) Remix, Producer [Additional] – Oforia	7:35

Credits

Artwork [Sleeve Art], Design – Ido Eshed, Yossi F.
Compilation Producer [Production Assistant] – Danielle Bouhnik
Compiled By, Compilation Producer [Produced By] – Avi Nissim, Lior Perlmutter
Mastered By [Digital Mastering] – Ben Bernfeld
Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Astral Projection (tracks: 1 to 3, 5)

Notes

Track 3 recorded live somewhere in nowhere.

Digital mastering @ Village Mastering
Sleeve art + design @ VisualFront [email protected]

All tracks published by Warner Chappel Music Ltd./Phonokol Ltd.
(P) + (C) 1999 Trust In Trance Records.
Licensed by Trust In Trance Records.
Distribution by Phonokol Ltd., Israel.

Total time: 79:18

Astral Projection is not mentioned for "Life On Mars" on cover but the track was released on Astral Projection - Dancing Galaxy.
It's suspected that The Mayan Collective, Interactive , Silent Sentinels, Iridium are Avi and Lior as well but there is no conclusive evidence on the line-up of these groups.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 7 296134 213529
Barcode (String): 7296134213529
Matrix / Runout: CDI 2135-2 A3 <3113222>
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LB81
Mould SID Code: IFPI 5F33
Rights Society: ACUM / BIEM

Companies

Mastered At – Village Music Studios
Designed At – Visual Front
Published By – Warner/Chappell
Published By – Phonokol Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Trust In Trance Records
Copyright (c) – Trust In Trance Records
Licensed To – Trust In Trance Records
Distributed By – Phonokol Ltd.
Pressed By – CDI Ltd. – 3113222

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DEAD-SHOT

This album is really underrated , as it contains a few killer tracks, like "Analog Voyager" , "Channeling" and "Solid Electronics".
The closing is also awesome with the ambient track "12.000 Suns".

Conjukus

This is an Astral Projection album guised under the compilation format. 5 out of 9 tracks are credited directly to A.P., the rest are credited to "unknown" artists with no mention of real name. The sound of those 4 tracks is totally A.P. sound again. Can it be more obvious ?

Astral Projection released the Another World album in the beginning of 1999, which BTW is my favourite album of the 4 they released before the millennium. Certainly they couldn't release 2 albums in such a short span so they released this as a compilation. But this compilation is nowhere as good as any of the 4 albums released so far back then. The first 2 tracks are the best tracks in my opinion and could have easily sat on any album released by them. The Oforia remix brings a darker sound to the usual cheery A.P. sound. Nice 'oforic' remix but nothing outwordly. The rest of the tracks however seem leftovers from previous material. The "Live" version of Power Gen, recorded "live somewhere in nowhere" has the crowd noise which is obviously simulated though I always fancied tracks with simulated live noise. A mention goes also about the long closing ender, 12,000 Suns. This is a sort of ambient track similar in style to "Ambient Galaxy", a track which I find too long and repetitive. 12,000 Suns is a bit more varied though the usual A.P. formula is still there.

At this point it's needless to say that this release is nothing essential though A.P. fans should have this. But with a total duration of 80 minutes you feel you have value for what you paid.

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