Mystic Force - Mystic Force album flac

It's also on Collin Dales 'Outer limits which is a Brilliant comp as well..

Simply legendary, this vinyl represents a piece of history that has made an era and for me has a great heart value, played when it was released in 1994 by the legendary resident dj Cirillo and in the following years in the greatest Italian club of all time the Cocorico in the city of Riccione, Mystic force has represented a symbol of the disco and its resident dj who for years have made thousands of people dance, epic.

This is in desperate need of a reissue. I never understood why not very rare vinyls get reissues all the time. Rather pointless if you ask me.

Check the knob head selling just the cover for 25 euros!

One of the great tunes in our lifetime! Truly amazing track

There is just something about this track that sets it apart, I'm not really into trance but this one does it for me in a big way, it hits some kind of sweet spot in the brain. Have played it to a few people into electronic music and none have been that struck with it, so it's good to read the comments here and see I'm not the only one who thinks this tune is special.

The Maxi is finally available on .mp3 , for example on amazon for 4,95$!

One of the most beautiful tunes of all time. Blessed those who've experienced it on the dance floor. This will last forever. Period.

The best songs ever....

"these tracks are not for dancing or raving"I rocked this track dozens of times and people danced their asses to it... was my last track of the night or set many of times...but you do have to be a confident Dj to play this one.also very hard to get in True VG+ or Mint condition as the presses seem to scuffs easy and due to their mellow trance nature the scuffs are audible.just got it again in CD-maxi format and can't wait to Remix it a la Original-Style

An absolutely compulsory listen for lovers of all things melodic and harmonic. While I tend to avoid the "trance music before it degenerated" type of discussions, regardless of which category of trance would Mystic Force's EP belong in, it's drop dead gorgeous. Old school melody, shimmering, reflecting the positive feel of the music. Clearlight, with its lush, brightly burning melodic soundscapes and underlying acid synths, and Endiamo, an old school trance floater, with no epic climaxes, hands in the air break downs and persuasive female vocals - just accordant and conformable electronic music. But the real treats here are both versions of Mystic Force. The original has a melody which has quite simply entered my all time top five "lead hall of fame" list upon first listen. Old school to the bone, dated in sound, yet so benevolent and affable, with a constant crescendo of perfectly orchestrated melodies layed over sublte four by four percussion. I may not know a lot about what is today referred to as regular trance, but I like to think this is something I'd put on to somebody who'd like to hear what trance is, excluding the psychedelic stuff naturally. The Psychic Harmony remix takes the original, and transforms it into a long, hypnotic, slowly evolving, if not crawling, yet never too dawdling downtempo piece, introducing one melodic passage at a time, building the music up, dropping vague percussion around the four minute mark. Many sound effects and details get gradually added to the mix, and while the track does get quite busy, it never loses the laid back feel it started out with. It ends the same way it began in, with layers slowly fading out, until one last large lead isn't left to bring the music to the end, until it diminishes as well! Fantastic release! I have listened to their full length album, and I must say nothing quite impressed me as much as Mystic Force did, but then, quite probably, that was because it really isn't my type of sound. But those two tracks may not be the earliest of them all, as far as trance music goes, but their importance and sheer skill and talent of manipulating layers and creating symphony in electronic music is brilliant. Fans of stuff like Barbarella and the subtler Eye-Q stuff, trance on a dreamy ambient trip need to hear this. Maybe only The Hymn by Dreamfish can create such an atmospheric moisture and musical particles of dust or smoke around me, and cause reduced visibility. Pity it's nearly impossible to find, and I got my copy from a bargain bin, and bought it on sight just to have both versions of Mystic Force on original format in the same place. I doubt it will be a decision I will regret any time soon.

Great review. It would be perfect to know which ones are the other top five "lead hall of fame" tracks, can you share please?