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U N A - Can You Hear Me FLAC album

U N A - Can You Hear Me FLAC album

Tracklist

Can You Hear Me (Trans Mix) 5:52
Can You Hear Me (Dance Mix) 5:52

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
NDSP 93100 U N A* Can You Hear Me ‎(12") Black Out Records NDSP 93100 Belgium 1993
190 453-1 U.N.A. Can You Hear Me ‎(12") Scorpio Music 190 453-1 France 1993
ZYX 7144-12 UNA* Can You Hear Me ‎(12") ZYX Music ZYX 7144-12 Germany 1993
190 453.2 U.N.A. Can You Hear Me ‎(CD, Maxi) Scorpio Music 190 453.2 France 1993
ZYX 7144-8 UNA* Can You Hear Me ‎(CD, Maxi) ZYX Music ZYX 7144-8 Germany 1993
190453 2 U.N.A. Can You Hear Me ‎(CD, Maxi) Scorpio Music 190453 2 France 1993
NDSP 93100-2 U.N.A. Can You Hear Me ‎(CD, Maxi) Black Out Records NDSP 93100-2 Belgium 1993


U N A - Can You Hear Me FLAC album

Musician performer: U N A

Title: Can You Hear Me

Country: Belgium

Date of release: 1993

Style: Trance

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1637 mb

Rating: 4.4 / 5

Votes: 709

Other Formats: MP3 MP1 RA WMA AA MP4 MP2

U N A Trance 1993 Belgium

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Macage
This is one of those classic tracks I have always in my case. The A-side is just a regular trance track. Good, better then most tracks in that period, but if we have to mension something... The B-side is realy top of the bill. This track is smooth and still very uplifting. A real floorfiller. If you lissen to todays trance and dance (Jessy, Ian VanDael,...) and compare to this track, you have to admid that this has everything to become topcharted again. A 4/4 beat, some nice bassline, a smooth main-synth and a very good vocal singer. In those days, this started as an afterclub underground track but fastly went into the mayor clubs. And still being played at the better retroparties. After all those years, it still stands! For those who own this track, will agree with me : This is not a work of art, it is a work of God.
Macage
This is one of those classic tracks I have always in my case. The A-side is just a regular trance track. Good, better then most tracks in that period, but if we have to mension something... The B-side is realy top of the bill. This track is smooth and still very uplifting. A real floorfiller. If you lissen to todays trance and dance (Jessy, Ian VanDael,...) and compare to this track, you have to admid that this has everything to become topcharted again. A 4/4 beat, some nice bassline, a smooth main-synth and a very good vocal singer. In those days, this started as an afterclub underground track but fastly went into the mayor clubs. And still being played at the better retroparties. After all those years, it still stands! For those who own this track, will agree with me : This is not a work of art, it is a work of God.
Whiteflame
WOW, what a build up and what a climax! This is as good as oldstyle hard-trance gets. When this one was played in the clubs it gave an instant adrenaline rush to everyone in the place.Even the personnel always got wild. A gem to treasure,...my preciousss!
Whiteflame
WOW, what a build up and what a climax! This is as good as oldstyle hard-trance gets. When this one was played in the clubs it gave an instant adrenaline rush to everyone in the place.Even the personnel always got wild. A gem to treasure,...my preciousss!