Astral Projection Vs Trilithon - Burning Up

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Astral Projection Vs Trilithon - Burning Up

 

 

Artist: Astral Projection Vs Trilithon

Title: Burning Up

Label: Oval

Date: 2000

 

Track listing:

 

01. 03'38" Burning Up (Radio Edit)

02. 08'09" Burning Up (Main Mix)

03. 08'08" Burning Up (Voxless Mix)

 

Review:

 

I think that artists are not suposed to stick to only one type of music, since

that limits their creativity. Astral did a fine job here, being Goa or not. In

my humble opinion, trance is trance, Goa or otherwise. This is just a nice

change in their style. Congratulations. Keep up the good work.

 

 

 

MoonGhost

[Guest HiGen]

I agree, this was a BIG FUCKINGS SETBACK for astral, i love them, worship them,

but when i heard burning up.. it wasnt astral, okay, for a cheeeeezzzy euro

trance tracks, it had quality, but it wasnt astral... i bet my pants that it

was their manager that forced them to make it, because they had been so in

effective, but goa comes from the hart and was not made for the money, it was

made for the people, the joy and happiness, like in the mix release.. it was

just a big reproduction, but you all will see... THE WILL BE BACK!!

 

 

 

(4/10 burning up)

[Guest pommie]

Who said this was gonna be goa in the first place? When i first heard of this

track i knew i needed to have it (AP and Trilithon both rule) but i didn't

know what to expect... and i was totally blown away. This isn't goa, but it

has the thick, swirly Astral Projection mixing and the raw, square power of

Trilithon blended together to create what i consider to be one of the most

beautiful trance tracks ever created. I do hope Astral Projection will keep

exploring new territory since there are loads of able producers out there who

can create beautiful goa, but this kind of work requires something else...

something more. 10/10!

[Guest huk[at]streetsofperth[dot]com[do]

I've been an AP fan for over 4 years now - and this track is a refreshing

expression of AP's passion through sound... it does have that "Club Feel"

though tops any trance I've heard in clubs - it has a consistent quality and

high uplifting vibe... it oozes passion and the melody lines evoke much more

than just a dance groove... as with all AP tracks you can feel what these guys

put into their music... -O)

[Guest ConText]

Is it not just possible that astral projection wants to produce something more

then just goa? Lot's of artists search different genres and makes songs with

different style. This track is a croud pleaser. Nothing less.

[Guest [Anonymous]]

WOW! First of all, I'm a hardcore old skool Goa fan and Astral Projection has

always been on the top of my list. I first heard about this track from a

friend who is more of a melodic trance fan and i was absolutely blown away. To

me, there is no doubt that in whatever endeavor Astral Projection sets

themselves into, the results are going to be unbelievable!! I must agree that

this track isn't for the hardcore goa purist (as i thought i was), but it

still beats the other melodic trance artists at their own game!

I know it's easy to believe that AP has "sold out" by making a "commercial"

trance classic but they are human beings, as hard as it is to believe. Maybe

after making Goa for 11 years was starting to get a BIT tedious!! Whatever

style they find themselves in, I'll be by their side smiling and dancing!

Namaste!!