Trance Party (Volume Two)

Various Artists (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (June 25, 2002)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Robbins Ent. Llc
• ASIN: B000068FVK
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (29 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #88,157 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Heaven - DJ Sammy & Yanou (featuring Do)

2. Something - Lasgo

3. Resurection - PPK

4. I See Right Through To You - DJ Encore (featuring Engelina)

5. Tremble - Marc Et Claude

6. Light A Rainbow - Tukan

7. Feel The Beat - Darude

8. The Sound Of Goodbye - Perpetuous Dreamer

9. Blinded - Hannah

10. In My Dreams - Noemi

11. Obscura - Out of Grace

12. Damaged - Plummet

13. Is This Love - Terra Skye

14. 4 O'clock (In The Morning) - Lazard

15. Will I? - Ian Van Dahl

16. Forever - Dee Dee

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Have a Trance Party in your home, car, or office!, July 2, 2002

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Dance Music Guy (Cajun Country, LA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Trance Party (Volume Two) (Audio CD)

Robbins brings you all the current big-timers of trance with their latest attempt. Even though some of the remixes and song blending aren't great, this should be well suited for even the average trance fan. The quality of the artists is what makes this compilation worth your coin. You've got DJ Sammy w/ Yanou & Do(vocalist) with their awesome "Heaven", DJ Encore w/Engelina's sweet "I See Right Trough to You", Perpetuous Dreamer's beautiful "Sound Of Goodbye", Plummet w/Nikki's powerful "Damaged", Terra Skye's echoed "Is This Love?", Ian Van Dahl's new smash "Will I?", Dee Dee's lyric-filled "Forever", and Darude's Sandstorm-esque "Feel the Beat". They also could not have chosen a better instrumental track than PPK's "Resurection" with it's xylophone blips and spacey synths. This one will blow you away! The rest of the tracks on this CD will also not disappoint especially Lasgo's "Something", Noemi's "In My Dreams", and Hannah's "Blinded". If you are a fan of female-vocal trance, like myself, then you definitely don't want to miss this one! It's quite possibly Robbins finest. Go ahead, have your self a Trance Party. If my review was helpful to you, then don't forget to vote. THANKS!

12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Trace Party Series Continues To Be Worthy Investment, August 10, 2002

By A Customer

This review is from: Trance Party (Volume Two) (Audio CD)

I will not pretend to be an "expert" on trance music or the mixing of such songs. I can't honestly tell you the difference between House and Rave, which may disqualifiy me in some people's eyes (or ears). But for most of us commoners, what we really want is simply good music...regardless of the "type".

That being said up front, I will tell you that I genuinely enjoyed Trance Party Volume 2. Not too long ago, I purchased Trance Party Volume 1 and was impressed. This is the only series of trance music on CD I would recommend to my friends or trust in future volumes.

Sorry folks, there are simply too many continual mix CD's in the market place (regardless of category) that are full of bad music selections. Previously, I have purchased other trance CD's and have come away with maybe 2 to 3 songs from the entire CD that I enjoyed. Reminds me of the days of the "one good song" on an album and the rest of the songs were nothing more than "filler".

Obviously, no one person is going to like every song or even the minute aspect of how the mixing of the songs was done. I will leave that chore to those who want to micro-manage everything. Simply put, the Trance Party Volume 2, as well as Volume 1, is worth your money. And God knows, I have spent larger sums of money on import CD's (because someone was so emphatic about a CD) and came away with zilch. Your money is well spent on this CD. Enjoy!

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars As Incredible As Volume One?, August 22, 2002

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discodoc (Virginia Beach, VA USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Trance Party (Volume Two) (Audio CD)

First, let me begin by saying that this series could just as accurately be called "Euro Party," since the tracks here are merely trance-influenced Eurodance, and not Trance in it's purest form (This is a compliment, in my book). Secondly, let me say that Trance Party Volume One was bar-none THE BEST compilation of 2001, so I was anxious to see if Volume Two could repeat the feat. I was NOT disappointed! Just as many hits, and a few more suprises... DJ Sammy's ubiquitous (but deservingly so) cover of "Heaven," DJ Encore's pulse-pounding "I See Right Through To You," PPK's hauntingly delightful "Resurection" and Ian Van Dahl's "Will I" (much better than "Castle's In The Sky," which was fabulous in it's own right) are four tracks that deserve a spot among the "best-in-class" for 2002. Great Dance Standards like Darude's "Feel The Beat," Lasgo's "Something," Mark Et Claude's "Tremble," Perpetuous Dreamer's "The Sound of Goodbye" and Dee Dee's "Forever" are joined by less known but pleasantly yummy tracks by Hannah ("Blinded," which recently was released as a single and may soon join the "Popular" group of songs), Noemi ("In My Dreams" is a soon-to-be legend in some underground circles) and Lazard (spine tingling action with "4 O'Clock"). Though some are better than others, there is not one bad track to be found on this collection. Definitely high in the running for the Best Compilation of 2002, and certainly another huge reason to look forward to Volume 3!