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Various Artists - Planet Love Vol. 1 - Early Transmissions 1991-95 - Safe Trip - ST021-1

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a1. Hawke - Nudes In A Purple Garden
a2. Mindgear - Don't Panic (Transpanic Mix)
a3. Glam - My Mother Said (Cosmic Trance Mix)
b1. Young American Primitive - These Waves
b2. Holy Ghost - Mad Monks On Zinc
b3. Morgan Wild - Dionysian Dream Sacrament
x1. Epsilon Nine - Life Formation
x2. Spooky - Orange Coloured Liquid
x3. Extasia - Alegrya (Virtual Mix)
x4. Humate - Love Stimulation (Love Mix)
y1. Oneiric Vortex - Oasi
y2. Human Beings - The Matrix
y3. L.S.G. - Lonely Casseopaya (Club Mix)

VARIOUS ARTISTS – PLANET LOVE: EARLY TRANSMISSIONS 1991-95

Having previously celebrated the deep and colourful world of late ‘80s and early ‘80s Italian house via the popular Welcome To Paradise compilation series, Safe Trip has now turned its attention to the roots and formative years of trance music.

Planet Love: Early Transmissions 1991-95 showcases the roots and formative years of trance via 13 loved-up, psychedelic, colourful, melodious and surprisingly varied dancefloor experiments from Europe, Australia and the United States.

The compilation includes pioneering proto-trance and early trance tracks from the likes of Hawke (AKA influential San Francisco producer Gavin Hardkiss), Epilson 9, Spooky, Oliver Lieb, Holy Ghost Inc, Morgan Wild (an outfit whose members included early NYC techno titan Damon Wild), Mijk van Dijk, Glam and Paul van Dyk.

Packed with must-have cuts, slept-on gems and sought-after rarities, Planet Love: Early Transmissions 1991-95 maintains the loved-up, listenable vibe of Welcome to Paradise while broadening its musical horizons. It is not a definitive history of trance music’s early years, but rather a colourful, life-affirming celebration of the varied strands that came together to create one of dance music’s most popular and enduring styles.

Planet Love Vol. 1 - Early Transmissions 1991-95

The Matrix

Love Stimulation (Love Mix)

Qwerty EP

Seed

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Rescue

Rescue (Original Mix)

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You Can't Go Home Again

You Can't Go Home Again (Radio Edit)

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a1. Darling - Sierra
b1. Ben Penn - Trouble

Scientific Observations From The Safe Trip Institute

Our latest bulletin is aimed at all colleagues of the Safe Trip Institute scattered around the globe. We invite your comments and observations on the enclosed audio artefacts: file number ST017.

Two associate fellows of the Institute, Darling and Ben Penn, brought these aural communications to our attention during a recent visit to our laboratory. Having performed analysis we offer the following observations for your consideration.

• Recording ST017-A (colloquially known as “Sierra”): This artefact, as presented by visiting fellow Darling, appears to be an audio representation of his personality. We examined in particular the rhythmic “bump”, the undulating sound of the bass notes and the rising nature of the accompanying electronic musical elements. Through typical “Phrenology” techniques we conclude that he is an outgoing person of possible extra-terrestrial origin who enjoys dancing to futuristic sounding music.

• Recording ST017-B (hereby referred to as “Trouble”): Our associate Ben Penn brought this particular musical soundscape to our attention. Our resident ethnomusicologist explains that certain structures and sound approaches can be traced back to remote, uninhabited islands in the Indonesian archipelago. Having run the recording through our patented spectrogastrometer, we believe that Penn has been communicating with non-humanoid lifeforms using a combination of futuristic mathematical formulas, shimmering electronic sounds, unearthly aural textures, heavy percussion and edible ideas.

Split 01

Sierra

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You Can't Go Home Again (Radio Edit)

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