'98 Hard Trance

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http://www.junodownload.com/products/1294370-02.htm track #11

It says there Sphyrinx - "Massive Vibrations" (M. Transpose edit), but "Sphyrinx" is a fake name used by this compilation artist to attract more listeners.

I have surely listened to this track in a bit different variation on a '98 hard trance mix, which I recorded from the radio onto a cassete. It has there other kind of similar sounding tracks like: USURA - Opend Your Mind '97, Faithless - Insomnia, Sash ft. Feat La Trec - Stay, Red 5 - Da Beat Goes, I Love You.. Stop!, Milk Inc. - La Vache (Mad Cow mix) and others.

Please help me to find the original artist of this track and its name!

Thanks in advance!

[303 State]

I did a quick check on Discogs... that compilation is on the label T.R.N.C
http://www.discogs.com/label/T.R.N.C.

Originally posted on Discogs
T.R.N.C.
Profile:
A division of Rams Horn for psychedelic-trance music.

Note: all titles from this label seem to be produced by one artist - Ingmar Veeck. A lot of aliases which are very similar to the well known psy-trance artist are used to fill in "various artists" releases.

...and Sphyrinx turns out to be Ingmar Veeck. Check out the number of aliases he has
I think you're right that the aliases are an attempt to attract more listeners. I can't understand why he wouldn't just release the tracks as an artist's album under one name?
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Sphyrinx

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So thats what I'm curious about - where Ingmar Vreeck has taken the original track from?!

[deeply]

To bring more light here...

I am sure that Spyrinx (Ingmar Veeck as we already know) has taken (you may say "stolen") the core of the track #11 from somewhere else.

Because I am sure i've heard it already and I also very likely to have it on a cassete with a radio-recorded mix, in a little different sounding. But according to Discogs, track "Massive Vibrations" hasnt been released anywhere outside of T.R.N.C. records.. but it should be more "wide spread" stuff for absolutely sure!

PS. A very similar situation is with another track "made" by another alias of Ingmar:

Aminate FX : It's A Paradise

You can read here:
http://www.psynews.org/forums/index....-goa-trance-4/

I've only heard 'It's A Paradise', the key melody of that track is about a
million times used in commercial trance/dance tracks

I dont personally know about It's A Paradise track, but "Massive Vibrations" is taken from somewhere else for sure!!

Anyone knows the original?

[trance4ever]

aliases are not used to attract more listeners, producers use aliases when they wish to release something sounding different that what they normally produce, also there is an issue of the label they are signed up with, restrictions are placed in many contracts that prohibits them to release tracks to different lables and that is where the aliases start appearing

M.I.K.E is one other producer with lots of aliases ...http://www.discogs.com/artist/M.I.K.E.


just because there is a goa remix of the track you can't assume is "stolen"

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This kind of aliases are copies of the real GOA artists, which has been originally released on the same label!

This is true! Make more investigation yourself!

But anyways, I just want to know the original track!

Please!