1995compilation, CD12 tracks
Various Artists - A Voyage Into Trance mixed by Paul Oakenfold
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A Voyage Into Trance mixed by Paul Oakenfold is a goa trance compilation on CD, released on Dragonfly Records (BFLCD14) in 1995.
The CD collects 12 tracks from 10 artists, having Man with No Name and The Infinity Project featuring two tracks each. Several of its tracks are well known favorites: "" by Hallucinogen (1994, 25 releases), "" by Man with No Name (1994, 16 releases), "" by Genetic (1993, 15 releases), "" by Total Eclipse (1994, 14 releases), "" by Man with No Name (1994, 9 releases) and 6 others.
It samples from The Beyond Within: The Rise and Fall of LSD in track "LSD" by Hallucinogen and The Fly in track "Teleport" by Man with No Name and is available to stream on Spotify.
- 01Genetic — Trancemission
- 02Man With No Name — Sly-Ed
- 03Total Eclipse — Aliens
- 04Man With No Name — Teleport
- 05The Infinity Project — Superbooster
- 06Mandra Gora — Wicked Warp
- 07Prana — Voyager III
- 08Ayahuasca — New Moon
- 09The Infinity Project — Feeling Weird
- 10Slinky Wizard — Slinky Wizard
- 11Black Sun — Fat Buddha
- 12Hallucinogen — LSD
Genetic — Trancemission
He was holding back, he wasn't being cooperative, he wasn't giving me the information I needed. Evasive, and finally I felt like he was playing games.
There is so much evidence in this situation. Setting aside, any ... witness, .. facilities ... the evidence as to how a systems operates ... is illegal, it is currently evil ...
Man With No Name — Teleport
'Human teleportation, molecular decimation, breakdown, reformation, is inherently purging. It makes a man a king '
Taken from movie 'The Fly (1986)'
Hallucinogen — LSD
'I believe with the advent of acid. We discovered new ways to think and it has to do with piecing together new thoughts of mind. Why is it that people are so afraid of it? What is it about it that scares people so deeply? Because they are afraid that there is more to reality than they have ever confronted. That there are doors that they are afraid to go in and they don't want us to go in there either because if we go in, there we might learn something that they don't know. And that makes us a little out of their control.'
From 'The Beyond Within: The Rise and Fall of LSD' (BBC documentary, 1987)
