9hr Anthology dedicated to BT, updated for 2013 & released prior to his highly anticpated new Armada album:

The Complete Voyage of BT II:

13 Angels On My Broken Windowsill
1.618
Movement in Still Life
Madskillz
Hip Hop Phenomenon
Fibonnacci Sequence (Remix)
DJ Rap – Bad Girl (BT’s Spoken Progenitor Mix)
BT vs The Doors – Break On Through To The Other Side
Kimosabe
Superfabulous
Knowledge of Self
Never Gonna Come Back Down (Hybrid’s Breaktek Mix)
Somnambulist (r3volves Countermeasures S&R Edit)
Somnambulist (from Emotional Technology)
BT & Hybrid Running Down The Way Up
Godspeed: S&R Triple Hybrid/Brothers in Rhythm Bill
Paris (from Emotional Technology)
BT & Paul Van Dyk: Forbidden Fruit
The Crystal Method Keep Hope Alive (BT’s Creatine Method Mix)
BT & Paul Van Dyk: Namaste
Giving Up the Ghost
Libra presents Taylor – Calling Your Name (Granny Mix)
Jan Johnston – Calling Your Name (Thrillseekers)
Force of Gravity
Last Moment of Clarity
Tiesto feat BT: Break my Fall
Rose of Jericho (S&S vs Original)
Suddenly (Dave Darrel Mix)
Le Nocturne De Lumiere (Subtle SendandReturn’s Edit)
BT feat Jes – Every Other Way (SendandReturn’s Armin Van Buuren vs BT Rework)
The Ghost In You – WideBandNetwork Mix
Forget Me (Michael Cassette Mix)
Unbreakable – (Grayarea Mix)
Love Can Kill You – (Moonbeam Mix)
Morgan Page ft BT – In The Air
BT & Arty feat Nadia Ali – Must Be The Love
Adam K & BT – Tomahawk
Always – (Andy Moor Remix)
A Million Stars – (Myon & Shane 54)
Armin Van Buuren – Virtual Friend (BT Mix)
Armin Van Buuren feat BT – These Silent Hearts
Flaming June 2012 – (SendandReturn’s BT Rework)
The Emergency – (SendandReturns BinaryFinary Rework)
BT feat JES: The Light In Things (tyDi Mix
Tiesto feat BT: Love Comes Again (SendandReturns Blackwire Hardwell Mix)

** Part 6 **

BT & Paul Van Dyk feat Jan Johnston: Sunblind
Shame (Way out West Mix)
Remember (Sasha Mix)
Embracing the Sunshine (SendandReturn’s Voyage of _BT Edit)
Quark
Nocturnal Transmission
Trippin the Light Fantastic
Loving you More (SendandReturn’s Voyage of _BT Edit)

** Part 6 **

Mercury & Solace (Shimmon vs Original)
Dreaming (Lucid vs Original)
Grace – Not Over Yet (BT’s Spirit of Grace Mix)
BT feat Tori Amos: Blue Skies (Paul Van Dyk Blauer Himmell Mix)
Depeche Mode : It’s No Good (BT Mix)
Seal: I’m Alive (BT & Sasha Atraxion Future Mix)
The Great Escape (Dave Dresden’s Attention Deficit Mix)
Nectar
Believer
Dark Heart Dawning
WideBandNetwork – Singularity (Album Mix)
All Hail The Silence – Looking Glass
Satellite
Firewater
Hikari
The Internal Locus
All That Makes Us Human
See You On The Other Side
Childhood Montage
Ferris Wheel
Good Morning Kaia
The Gathering Darkness

All 8 parts are for promotional purposes only. BT is renowned for sonic excellence. This 9 hour mix is at 160k mp3 rate (including my own terrible microphone work), which is a million million million stars & miles away from the audio quality you'd get from buying the original material, which in the main can be purchased from Beatport, Amazon & iTunes.

Best information on how to do this is here: www.btmusic.com/music/

IMA : Perfecto (1995) : 
Buy on iTunes: bit.ly/X4p0FX
www.btmusic.com/music/ima-1995/

ESCM: Perfecto (1997): 
Buy on Amazon: amzn.to/YQdfj6
www.btmusic.com/music/escm-1997/

Movement in Still Life: Headspace/Pioneer (1999)
Buy on iTunes: bit.ly/XODRTt
www.btmusic.com/music/movement-in-still-life-1999/

Still Life in Motion: Ministry of Sound (2001)
Buy on Amazon: amzn.to/UXleOC

Emotional Technology: Nettwerk America (2003)
Buy on iTunes: bit.ly/13D1DCF
www.btmusic.com/music/emotional-technology-2003/

This Binary Universe: DTS Entertainment (2006)
Buy on Amazon: amzn.to/Xyxbad
www.btmusic.com/music/this-binary-universe-2006/

These Hopeful Machines & These Re-Imagined Machines (2010/2011)
Buy on iTunes: bit.ly/13D2jYM
www.btmusic.com/music/these-hopeful-machines-2010/

If The Stars Are Eternal So Are You and I: Binary Acoustics (2012)
Buy on itunes: bit.ly/15GD4IM or more options at
www.btmusic.com/music/if-the-star…so-are-you-and-i/

Other credits:

Morgan Page - In The Air : Nettwerk 2011
www.btmusic.com/music/bt-morgan-p…epard-in-the-air/

A Million Stars: New State Music 2011
www.btmusic.com/music/a-million-stars/

Tomahawk : Armind 2011
www.btmusic.com/music/tomahawk-bt-and-adam-k/

Must Be The Love: Armind 2011
www.btmusic.com/music/must-be-the-love/

Voyage of BT II : Part 6

love the Chicago underground and underground music in general. 

I was 12 years old in 1983 when I heard Kraftwerk "Tour de France". It had a profound impact on me. I was drawn toward music that used synths before that. Pink Floyd, The Cars, Gary Numan, etc. but Kraftwerk was different. I was taught break dance moves from some of the older kids on my street and we would put on shows at school fairs. A year later (1984) I was introduced to The Cure (Pornography and The Top) and again, this music would have a profound effect on me. From there, I started going clubbing and the floodgate of post punk, new wave and industrial music opened up and I found myself. The third artist that gripped me was Bill Leeb (Front Line Assembly, Delirium) in 1987. Since my roots are in dancing, my place is on the dancefloor. However, I wanted to HAVE the music, so I'm a collector, as well. I was always known for having the newest tracks before anyone else, except the professional djs, of course. And even helped a close friend launch his career as a dj (1990) as he taught himself how to spin using my vinyl (and some of his own). As the music progressed, so did I. From acid house, house, early rave, gabber, ambient, techno, dnb, jungle, trip hop, speed garage, prog. house, breaks, trance, psy trance, prog. breaks, electro & dub step I've amassed my collection and knowledge. I'm not a very good DJ but I have dabbled in that, at times, to reminisce about the past. Preferably on vinyl as I'm not tech savvy. I once had aspirations to produce music and be a part of electronic music's evolution around 1993 but was sidelined by other aspects of life. Electronic music has been the center of my world for 42 years and I'm soooo grateful that I had the opportunity to live thru its evolution. My mood generally dictates what I listen to and there is always something that fits whatever mood I'm in. That's the beauty of electronic music. I do miss the old days of clubbing and the illegal rave parties in the early 90's. I'm not one to frequent festivals, as it doesn't have the intimacy of a small, dank, smoke filled club or a crusty warehouse that the cops could show up at any minute. But I have  seen most of my favorite DJs and been to concerts of my favorite artists thru the years. It's all about the music...

Solo reworks featured 7X on Solarstone's Pure Trance shows: 274/318/321/337/351/358/399.75 + 2X via @thereback. Support from Matt Fax, Paul Sawyer, Solarstone, Lange ;-)

Half of @thereback and resident / events promoter @ PompeyBeatz  x  @ Anjunaesque (IG) x Zen Bar & Lounge, Southsea /  @ zen_bar_lounge (IG)

After "Send & Return"? You are in the right place...time for rebrand in Sep '23, to move away from the reworks & mash ups after 25 years.

I have been creating music since my misspent youth. Every song has a story.

I started with sample based tracks via Dance eJay and Acid Music on my x486 PC, the output from which I would describe as interpretive.

My first writing from scratch started with the glorious Yamaha RM1x and subsequently the Yamaha RS7000. With limited responsibility and seemingly endless weekends, I found the creative spark.

I have diddled a bit with my Teenage Engineering OP-1, Novation Circuit and Korg Electribe 2 (see tracks for evidence), and I briefly touched the Native Instruments Maschine MK2 but I didn't have the PC power to run with that.

Once Akai announced the MPC Live, I was positively salivating and purchased on release.

It has always been about an all in one box solution for me, and now I am only limited by my own creativity and precious free time (thanks, kids).

I write things that I like to listen to, but commercial music this is not. I could see my music in a game, artsy video or fever dream.

At least, when it's all done, I can say that I made some nice noise, even if nobody else thinks so.

Gordy (AKA Fischen Vikker).

Voyage of BT II : Part 6

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