Various – Platipus Records Volume Three
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Progressive Trance |
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Tracklist
| Taylor– | Anomaly - Calling Your Name (Granny Mix) | 7:59 | |
| Quietman– | Now And Zen | 8:27 | |
| LSG*– | Hidden Sun Of Venus (Oliver Leib Remix) | 6:57 | |
| Pob– | The Awakening (Seismix) | 7:58 | |
| Clanger– | Seadog (Way Out West Mix) | 6:48 | |
| Universal State Of Mind– | All Because Of You (Mindsweeper Mix) | 6:49 | |
| Loveclub– | The Journey (The Light Mix) | 8:46 | |
| Art Of Trance– | Kaleidoscope | 8:02 | |
| Terra Ferma– | Floating | 9:23 | |
| Union Jack– | Yeti | 8:21 |
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Platipus Records Volume Three
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Platipus – PLAT 35 CDX | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 |
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Platipus Records Volume Three
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Platipus – PLAT 35 LP | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 |
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Platipus Records Volume Three
CD, Compilation
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Mds – PLATCD35 | Australia & New Zealand | 1997 | Australia & New Zealand — 1997 |
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Platipus Records Volume Three
2×LP, Compilation, Promo, White Label
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Platipus – PLAT 35LP | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 |
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Edited 3 years agoThis is where my love affair with Platipus Records started, purely by being attracted to the album cover in HMV, in the dance music section! 20 years on and I have collected many records from the fantastic label. -
One of the best packages from Platipus, not a bad track on this release, this will appeal to prog fans naturally (sasha and oakenfold dropped a few of these back in the day) but also hard trancers, platipus was a label that caught Kenny Sharps ear in the mid to late 90s, now zen, kaleidoscope and floating (he always spun this out of blue planet) all featured heavily in his sets at Uprising, Diztruxshon & One Vision. From a label you can trust, I would finally like to mention the track yeti, its kind of the cherry on top of the cake, Simon Berry was light years ahead of his time as a producer; cactus, red herring are stone cold classics, yeti (for me) beats these, especially towards the end when the synth comes in it turns a prog track into an uplifter in a matter of seconds, 5***** any day of the week
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