Description
Classic Trance & Binary Finary Present Timeless Vol. 2.
After the incredible support for Timeless Vol. 1, we are proud to bring you Timeless Vol. 2.
Tracklisting – Timeless Vol. 2
Side A
- Lost Tribe – Gamemaster (Original Mix)
- Travel – Bulgarian (Binary Finary Remix)
Side B
- Jon Vesta – Gull (Original Mix)
- Flutlicht – Icarus (Original Daedalus Mix)
Release notes
Matt Darey / Lost Tribe – Gamemaster: Matt has so many amazing tracks and remixes, and this must be one of the most well-known, loved and iconic tracks of his. It is fitting, with his involvement in the Classic Trance Group, that we have this as our first track. It was a real struggle to decide what version to go for, but it just had to be the Original Mix. Wow, how good is this going to sound on a piece of vinyl?
Travel – Bulgarian (Binary Finary Remix) is the only time this mix has been pressed onto vinyl and is unlikely to appear on vinyl again. This remix has been a mainstay in the Binary Finary sonic arsenal for sets over the last few years, and it is great to have it on Timeless Vol. 2.
It has been a personal goal to search and find out who had the rights to Jon Vesta – Gull. It took a while and a lot of digging, but that goal was realised and we are extremely proud to have this fabulous track on this record. It has been 20 odd years since this masterpiece last appeared on a compilation, let alone a piece of vinyl. After the licensing was agreed, the masters could not be located in Jon’s writing partner Lee Milleare’s loft, where his studio had been packed away some 20 years previously. Luckily, a master was found, so this stunning track can once again be pressed onto a piece of vinyl to be played. As you may know, sadly, John Horrocks is no longer with us, but his obvious talent, skill and musical genius are still around today, and the beautiful emotive melodies will sing out again on this piece of plastic.
Flutlicht: whatever these talented Swiss producers touch is just gold. When the time came to choose the fourth track, it was obvious this was the track to close out this volume of fantastic tracks. Licensing this track was a doddle compared to Vol. 1. What a track.
