21-01-2013 Paul Webster presents Vision 059

[FredMun]

Photographer huh...



Hola a todos

 

[FredMun]

Eh, usually is. And it's usually me, boww & LazarusFan who jump in here.

Count me in mate... Not ussualy posting but listening for sure...

 

[Above1stBase]

 

[Above1stBase]

Count me in mate... Not ussualy posting but listening for sure...

Hey

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[Above1stBase]

02. Nick Callaghan - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow [Monster Digital]
03. Giuseppe Ottaviani - Earthbeat [Vandit] [VISION TRACK OF THE MONTH]
04. Photographer - Kervansaray [Digital Society]
05. Paul Webster - The White Isle (Arctic Moon Remix) [Fraction Records]

 

[FredMun]

Hey

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Better late than never huh....

 

[FredMun]

This remix is stunning better than OM IMO....great work from Artic showing a tech side...

 

[Above1stBase]

Better late than never huh....

Nope

 

[boww!]

tuned

 

[FredMun]

Nope

I meant I was late....

 

[boww!]

Paul Webster continues to impress on Fraction Records with his latest peak-hour thunderball entitled 'The White Isle'!

The Original Mix comprises the perfect fusion of crowd controlling elements to really hit the spot. Heavyweight drum rhythms, floor flexing basslines, glistening melodics and ethereal atmospherics combine superbly ensuring hair raising results on the drop - this is trance at it's very finest!

On remix duties, Arctic Moon crafts a white hot rework that raises intensity levels through the roof with his trademark blend of gritty bass rhythms, overdriven synth lines and roof raising hooks to deliver maximum damage on the floor every time. HUGE!

 

[w0mbat]

What track is this? So good!

 

[FredMun]

\0/ hands in the air choon

 

[FredMun]

What track is this? So good!

Paul Webster - The White Isle (Artic Moon Remix)

 

[Above1stBase]

ROCK & ROLL!!!

 

[boww!]

 

[boww!]

\0/ hands in the air choon

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[Above1stBase]

 

[boww!]

 

[dimmygud]

I can only say that the 3rd Monday of the month here on AH.FM it is by far the est thing happening ... Pure trance since Dave Cold's set early in the afternoon ... Massive massive massive and now ending with Paul Webster ...