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V A S T — Free Tibet (2021). Track from 1996 | Also known as Area 51 — Free Tibet Classic floating goa trance, higly recomended

Track Aminate FX Vs. Alysium – Hypnotic Goa Life from VA - Goa Trance Vol 3 (1998) also known as Sphinx & Joking – Goa System from VA - Goa Trance Vol 2 (1998) Both tracks were written by Ingmar Veeck. He has dozens of projects under different names and released music on T.R.N.C. compilations. Here’s some info from Discogs: It might give the impression that his output is comparable to the kind of low-effort knockoffs produced by The Asylum, a studio known for piggybacking on popular film franchises. But that’s not really the case — every now and then, Ingmar Veeck comes up with genuine gems. The two tracks below are proof of that. In fact, the tracks are essentially identical — it’s the same piece released under different names. The label churned out so many aliases and titles that they eventually got completely tangled up in them themselves. For me, this is one of my all-time favorite Goa trance tracks. The melody is incredibly catchy and really sticks in your head 🙂 The track is instantly recognizable as soon as you hear it. The problem with many modern tracks is that they’re just not memorable at all. Aminate FX Vs. Alysium – Hypnotic Goa Life (1998) Sphinx & Joking – Goa System (1998)

Both tracks written by Gilbert Thévenet aka Martin Cooper. Orion In Maroc (2001) is a remix of Orion (1997) Red Aum — Orion (1997) | length 08:44 Asia 2001 — Orion In Maroc (2001) | length 09:32

Talamasca - Aries (2003)

Ticon - 1987 (2008)

Rarity from Joti Sidhu aka Psychaos Human League — These Are The Days (Sonic Radiation) also known as Human League – These Are The Days (R.A.J/ Joti Sidhu Remix) (1995)

Logic Bomb — Desires (2001)

Trinodia & Judaika — Enlightened Moon (2013)

Intriga — Awake (2009)

The Deviant - S.T.C. (1997) Total Eclipse — Kikamboot (1997)

Astrancer - Maelstrom The guitars come in somewhere closer to the end of the track, but they fit perfectly.

Quench — Dreams (1993) Lost Tribe - Gamemaster (1997)

Quench — Dreams (Sterbinszky & Dan von Schulz Remix) (2021)

Quench — Dreams (Hypnoxock Remix) (2020) Quench — Dreams (1993)

Laughing Buddha — Karma (1996) | First released at VA - Hypnotic Trance 4 Electric Sun — Electric Sunrise (1999) | One-off collaboration of Electric Universe and S.U.N. Project. Hypnoxock - Magma (2023)

Xerox & Freeman - Lemon Head (1997)

Colin McNeil - Kenopsia (2021) This track uses either samples of a ping-pong ball being hit or some similar sounds. I’m not a musician—I’m just going by what I hear.

Prana4ever: thanks for Colin McNeil Colin McNeil - Ascent To Venus (2001)

It somewhat reminded me of the track Dreamtech — Venus (2000). There’s something similar in the sound. The melody is different, of course. This one feels like a hybrid of classic trance and goa — super uplifting and kind of floating. Definitely one of my all-time favorites.

Brainchild - Symmetry C (Lange Breakbeat Remix) (1999) | Full 09:36 version

This similarity of melodies has already been discussed on the forum before, but back then the track Another World by SFX was overlooked. I think (though I’m not 100% sure) that SFX might actually have been the first to use this melody. Intermission — Honesty (Groove Mix) (1993) S.F.X. — Another World (1993) | Written-By Avi Nissim & Guy Sebbag Astral Projection — Another World (1999) | Written-By – Avi Nissim, Guy Sebbag, Yaniv Haviv

Quantum Fantay - Kukuriku Part 1 & 2 (2010) This isn’t exactly metal, more like rock. Goa rock! It somewhat reminds me of Ozric Tentacles. I highly recommend it!

If you're stealing from yourself, does it really count as stealing?)) 😄 Different project names, but it’s actually the same people behind them. Pharagonescia — Pharatropic (1996) Birmingham 6 — Policestate (Barbaque As The Goa Police Squad Mix) (1996)

Both tracks have the same lead melody. MAN — Movers & Shakers (1993) Mindfield — Let's Get Stoned and Watch the Freaks (1995)

The track Odyssee Of Noises — Lucifer (1993) is a remix of the track The Alan Parsons Project — Lucifer (1979).