Gatecrasher

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About the cd:
So this release came out at the peak of my clubbing days and coincided with 'that visit to Gatecrasher' on the summer bank holiday of 2008. Which came about due to the rest of the gang all heading down to the first ever Creamfields (Or maybe it was Homelands by then). From what I can remember, the club was a huge, 2 roomed rave temple with followers of it's religion going mental each and every weekend. One of the lads freaked out at the amount of 'colourful' clubbers in his vicinity and went and sat in the car alone all night! (Actual LOL here).

But about the CD, considering this is the 'Early set' you can get an idea of how banging this club was. And of course went onto become the new super club of the north and throwing parties around the world with countless other CD releases. If you've got any other Gatecrasher related banter... post it below. Turn it up, and enjoy the mix!

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401 - Gatecrasher Black - Early Disc (1998)

In the year 1936 Samuel Barber composed a beautiful classic piece of music, which got the name "Adagio For Strings".  A composition that was used a lot, such as in famous movies like “Platoon”. In 1995 UK based producer William Orbit started to work on an album with synthesizer interpretations of some classical pieces. In 1999 Ferry Corsten was asked to make a remix of William’s version of “Adagio For Strings”. Ferry’s remix got released late 1999 and an edit of Ferry’s version, was even used as the radio / video version.

Ferry’s remix won a "Dancestar Award" in 2000 for best remix of the year of 1999.

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William Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)

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In 1999 Dutch label "Polar State" released the track "Where Are You Now?" by The Generator, an alias of Robert Smit. Robert is a childhood friend of Ferry and they used to produce lots of tracks together. 

"Where Are You Now?" got released including a remix by Ferry Corsten under his Moonman alias.

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Where Are You Now?

The Generator - Where Are You Now? (Moonman Remix)

Black Hole Recordings presents Anthems & Hymns

C Sharp

Gatecrasher Global Sound System pre-party mix by Jontay ( Australia )

Tracklist

Jan Jonhnston - Calling Your Name (Thrillseekers mix) 
The Quest - C sharp (original) 
Ralphie B - Massive (original) 
Rapid Eye - Circa Forever (Rapid Eye remix) 
Pulser - Cloudwalking (original) 
DutchForce - Deadline (original) 
The Thrillseekers - Synaesthesia (original) 
Kamaya Painters - Endless Wave (original)
Veracocha - Carte Blanche (original)
Art Of Trance - Madagascar (Ferry Corsten Remix) 
Binary Finary - 1998 (Gouryella Remix) 
Armin van Buuren - Communication (original) 
Gamemaster - Lost Tribe (original)

If you like this Part 2 of my Gatecrasher reunion mixes is here x

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Gatecrasher 2000 reunion mix - TC

Trance Techno - gatecrasher classics - Push - Universal Nation 2003 (Ferry Corsten Remix) check

10 Cygnus X - The Orange Theme

Delerium - Innocente (DJ Tiësto Remix)
Label: Nettwerk America ‎– 0-6700-33115-1-9
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM 
Country: Canada | Released: 2001
Genre: Electronic | Style: Progressive Trance

A		Innocente (DJ Tiësto Remix)

Trance Techno - gatecrasher classics - Push - Universal Nation 2003 (Ferry Corsten Remix) check

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