The Beginning of Trance & Goa trance scene - 1992 (Documentary)
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- A great and important documentary on the origins of trance and goa trance scene in England, back in 1992, thanks to Rupert (Merlinhedd), the original producer of this video, who gave me a dvd.
So if you're sound...and you're into sound, watch this space ;)
The club from the video is Panjaea's Floating Focal Point, London
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In order to dive deeper into the pre 94 Goa music, you should take a look at the compilation "Gonzo Goa - Party Music 87’- 94’". A selection of Early Techno, New Beat, Post Punk and Acid that were played in goa parties in that era. A part of history !
Compiled tracklist from comments:
3:00 Spectrum - Spectral, 1990
5:00 Hyperborea - Eraczek
10:40 Fatal Morgana - Attention (1990)
12:28 Sexual Intercourse - Sex Rhythm
13:40 Komakino - Dark Zone (Orbit Mix)
20:00 Orange - Do you wanna Trance
17:15, 24:25 Eat Static - Almost Human (1992)
33:10 Chimo Bayo - A Si Me Gusta A Mi (1991)
43:30 Dr. Fernando - Jojoba
46:00 Psycho Team - Power (Marco Biondi remix) (1991)
49:28 Dark A.T.8 - Open Your Ears
52:12 Resistance D. - Eclipse
52:22 Dance 2 Trance - Power Of American Natives (1992)
spectral ... it sounds so good!
4:03
Benjamin Lew & Steven Brown - Elle Avanca, playing in the background
Thank you SO MUCh for this
31:50 Tranceporter - Open Up Your Mind
for anybody wondering
@3:00 - Spectral (Lenny Dee & Eric Kupper Remix)
I went to a Panjaea party at a squatted church in St John's Wood on Christmas Day 1992 or 93, not entirely sure! The church itself was the chilllout lit soley by candles, and where the aisle should be was filled with water with more candles floating within. The decks were on the altar and Mixmaster Morris djed half the night. Off to the side was another room playing proto goa, then in the morning some time The Higher Intelligence Agency played live in the church. An amazing party. Great to stumble across this documentary!
that is so cool
i love watching guys dance to psy, the music really takes over. Everytime i dance to psy i move in ways ive not moved before. I hate clubbing in mainstream places, the vibe is all wrong
Omg this channel is a pure treasure. Can't tell how much I love it
Except you just did.
Shut up
This GREAT music is not made anymore. What a pity. Hate nowadays scene... :( Sad documentary for me... When I started listening to goatrance back in 1995 I always thought this Eden would never end, but eventually, reality has been truly disappointing. At least, we have this kind of gems for those who couldn't "turn the page" once listened to this cosmic sounds.
Hey, Neo Goa is real. It's even better than oldschool sometimes, but it has not a lot of people knowing about it.
Yeah, it's real, and approx. there's one good track in hundreds, so...no.
@@2trancentral There are plenty of good songs, but you need to know where to find them ;)
A few examples of absolutely killing songs (8 to 9/10) from these past few weeks :
Khetzal - Gather your Herds
PharaOm - Geish V
Fiery Dawn and Merr0w - Inside the Lunar Crater
Xenomorph - Dying Sun
Artifact303 - From the Stars
Omegahertz - Accelerating Universe
And if you like oldschool style, they steel make it and release it. Ultra recent oldschool releases include :
Sandman - Target Eye
Synchro - Vacant Vacation
K.U.R.O. - Ginga
and more.
Goa lives, and it lives good.
@@2trancentral I shall add to this that some of the greatest Goa trance projects (Chi-A.D., Astral Projection and Elysium most noticeably) have stay true to the Goa sound and are still producing wonderful music.
@@2trancentral ruclips.net/video/2KJnKoiMvJw/видео.html new and true to spirit
Great docu... from a time people actually danced, instead of scrollin their phones all night
This is just sad.
You goin’ to the wrong events, SON!
@@jnnx It's my line of duty for 35years, There are no events ....daughter.
Because this generation is too weak to stand up for themselves.
This is an amazing trance documentary! Good insight on the origins of the scene! :)
Damn man, every time I think I understand the trance scene I learn more and more.
This documentary is like a history book. I was born in '91 but I still understand the 'feeling of change' that was in the air at the time.
It's hard for someone who was a baby when this happened to explain how this scene impacted my life 25 years later, but my heart, soul and passion has always been about the Trance music.
Hearing Mark talk about the shamanistic side of how he cared more about healing society through the simple act of dance just opened my eyes even more to what the trance scene is. It's not just music, it really was a lifestyle and I wish I could have experienced that.
This is such a good documentary, and even today, when I thought Trance was a terminology related to music, I can see the bigger picture and I hate that I missed out on what I feel I was supposed to be a part of.
After watching this, all I can do is take their advice and try to spread a little joy, no matter how insignificant it may be to someone, every little detail and act you perform hopefully re-ignites that faith in society.
Sorry if I am rambling but this was something that I feel I was 'meant' to be a part of and I missed it.
But I hope that me and my four friends can (not replicate it) but bring back the idea of dancing physically away for a few hours, to get the problems out of your system. This is far-fetched I know but I feel we need to attempt to follow in these footsteps whether we are successful or not.
Everything you said I agree with. Trance is a lifestyle and it is about healing people. I've really emphasized this in my personal productions as of recently. It's motivated me to create. You can still bring this music into your life and you can experience Trance now, Better than ever. Trance will see its return inevitably. Be ready to ride that wave.
m.ruclips.net/video/F2_cq0Uie-M/видео.html
You can feel what they felt no?? Then it is real.
@@pleasure1689 Jojoba! Now that is the kind of music we were making a few years back in '19
Well, we would turn up at open mic nights with me programming a 909 and a 303 (the real ones which got some attention) and phil, who is almost a spitting image of Jason in physical appearance and spirituality, would play his bongos/congas (i'm not sure which the big tall ones are called) and joe would play bass, and Kieran would hype everyone up, dancing or just calling people to get moving, you know the drill.
Jojoba and Walk on the Wild Side is almost a blueprint for the music we were making but we had never heard them before. I loved those nights. We were going to follow this Electronic Open Mic Night around the UK, then into France and play at tents. Technical problems arose (my 909 is dead) and it was hard to find or open venues that would let us run a night (even for one week)
I'm gonna sub to you to follow your work@@sirtrancealot
I completely agree with you, I'm a Goan , and I have been always curious about the bygone days of Coastal Goa and the Dance scene, and this feeling you have and the documentary is something I'll be missed to be part of 😢
Wow what an amazing find! So glad to see track listings on the way down. Fantastic! I LOVE the early sounds! The music in this is sooooo amazing!!!
What an amazing documentary! Is it weird to feel nostalgic about something you were too young to experience at the time? I'd love to at least explore the music more in-depth, but I don't know if it's available for purchase in downloadable format? Can anyone ID the track that starts just before 30 minutes? It sounds really fun!
Focal Point was the perfect, seamless bridge from Goa to London.It caught the essence of that time. Me and my friends went there a lot. Mark and Jason were pointed out to me. I always meant to thank them personally, but never got round to it [too busy partying]. So, i'll say my big thank you now. Focal Point was the scene for some of the best times of my youth.
2015 and I still listen to this awesome shit. I mainly play it during midnight road trips while busting 90-100mph on the highway, such amazing vibes
Be careful with your speed or you won't listen to that anymore... o.O'
Zanimljiv dokumentarac. Fan sam trancea do početka 2000tih. Sve što prelazi godinu 2000tu postaje naporno a pogotovo pojava psy trancea krajem 90ih. Počeli su jesti govna sa time koliko sekvenciranih synthova mogu ugurati u traku a ritam je horror. Klasični trance je 1997. polako krenuo prema dolje sa kvalitetom da bi umro krajem 2000te. Vratite nam trance!
slažem se 100% . po meni goa trance je dostigao vrhunac 1995 i recimo još par godina posle je to trajalo i onda je došlo do naglog pada kvaliteta... pozdrav
Yeah, bang on the money, Vicky! Mark Maurice started the goa-trance scene in London cerca 1992, after he got back from Goa where he put on parties. A few years later the commercial, soul-less vultures nicked his idea and turned it into filthy lucre. Very few from that scene had any true soul, genuine idealism. Mark Maurice was one of the exceptions. He was a true pioneer. Vicky, as to your question, where is Mark now? A friend of mine met up with him recently in Bristol. He is living somewhere near Bristol.
Funny, all the times I met Swedish Peter in Goa I never felt any of his "unconditional love". He seemed to be much more interested in making money as I recall. Good story though.
So magic, it was so cool when Goa goes around the world at this time and the partys were all over globe
be 10 years older that time (i was only 10), i'd be raving like a madman, tripping my balls there, damn, i missed such great times :)
Mark makes the best impression here for me. He sounds most sane of all. Yet, he was naïve to believe in a spiritual awakening tkaing place. I don't blame him, though. I imagine that out of all the people interviewed here he is most successful in life and not gone downhill like some people in the scene.
best youtube channel!!!!
Great video! What's the track ay 51:20..it' pure 90 early trance, my favourite!
Here in my little city of now 43 000 habitants,we have had in 1996 a second hand shop with a very big second hand casette area.
From the size it was around 300 sqmeters big and also the single and LP Area like that.
There were many undecribed casetts and i heard them..
and was almost from the beginning somehow stoned.
The casetts were musicstylelike from the 70-ties until the Mid90-ries all sorts of styles.
Maybe the person was in these first goa parties somewhere made these records and forgot them and they were tooken to that second hand shope the casetts still are at my parents house in the attic very wel sorted.
The second hand shop is no longer since2002.
Was a treasure place in may things also in musc.
It's funny to me that about 20 years later when I was going to goa parties the talk about the consiousness awakening stuff was pretty much the same. Still love the goodvibes of psy and goa!
and it's still just narcissistic incinsere BS
oh my, I'm the thousandth person to like this video!
this should be shown on Ozora movie nights!
I was born on February 28, 1992.. my brother was a big fan of these musical genres, sometimes he took drugs, in those DANCE rooms they drank drinks?🥃🥃🥃🥃💊☘️
Wish I was alive in them days! What song is playing at around 43 min?
Dan O'Rourke I would also love to know the name of this track. Also, subbed! Good channel mate!
+2trancentral Jojoba is 1993 track
+2trancentral
I remember having a subscription to one of those "Promo Only" type services where they would send between five and ten pieces of vinyl every week. Then going to the local record shop and spending $10-$20 bucks on a single piece of vinyl. $25-$30, if it was an import. Sometimes, there was only one or two songs. The radio edit, a couple of remixes by some other artists. Then putting together the set, getting familiar with the new tracks with their breaks, build-ups and drops, throwing some of the definite floor fillers in there, all for the fun of it.
This is on the same level as the MFS documentary. Fantastic.
Hello, what is the name of the very first track starting from 00:15? In the end of the video it says the theme song is called "gemini babe". I was not able to find it on youtube. It that the right track name of the first track? If you have a youtube link to the track, would be great if you could post it here. Thx!
Thanks a lot for share this beautiful documental! :) So anyone knows the name of the track playing @8:30 ? please
SHIFT - WEDDING
thats me in the baggy tribal whites at 19.55. great nights , music, and people, Panjaea was unique.
Hey whers ur place
damn how old are you now?
@@marinrusi7835 69
@@anjunatc that’s so awesome ! I got into trance when I was in the Military (early 2000s) which they say is the “golden years” of trance but loving these hits from wow the early 90s!
Early 2000's are certainly not the "golden years" of trance lol
love love love love love
For me it all began at the Focal Point nightclub in London. Mark Maurice, the founder of Focal Point had been to Goa and then brought that vibe back to London. He was the man behind the mood. We all owe a great deal to him. Does anyone know what he is up to these days?
Vicky, see my extended comment above [or below - depending where they put it!]. As i said, Mark Maurice is living somewhere near Bristol. I don't know what he is doing now.
@@randygandhi yeah randy. it sucks! the purists, the pioneers are not remembered, the fakers are!
@@randygandhi Randy, did you know Mark and Jason? If so what were they like as people? They seem very chilled in the documentary.
give me the set lists! ah man....them days!
Da predjemo na srpski?Jaooooo,hvala za ovaj dokumentarac brate,haval,hvala,hva
oa!!!!!
***** Kasnije sam video;)Ne znam gde si ovo nabavio,ali svaka cast sto si podelio.Da le slucajno imas neku informaciju sta je danas sa Mark Alenom?
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Ah da,hehe.Pardon.U svakom slucaju bilo bi lepo da ima vise ovakvog materijala.
3:30 what is the track that is being mixed in? I've been replaying that section over and over its so good
47 mins in i too was @ that stop the war party, wow what a night!
Great documentary
The today s trance scene still great though
Da li znas koja je na 5min traka?
***** Hvala brate! :))
Anyone knows what playing at 38:30 ?
What's the track at 29:50 please ???
Charm - Walk On The Wild Side
Someone explain me what the heck is with the "rave" whistle? I mean I love to dance and enthusiastically love the music. But damn when someone's blowing that whistle indoors. OUCH!
Great doc! Would love to know the name of the very first opening tune at the start? I couldn't see it listed in all of the comments here? thanks!
Its an awesome demo track!
@@2trancentral it's ethereal. Know any way to get the full track?
Please, somebody make a track list 👏🏻
Hey! Any complete video of those parties? That would be great!!!
what is the song at 30:00? catchy number
Where were u in 92??!!?? Lol! The tide was high & so was the octopus! Great video great times great humans on the great plane...bring it on 2017! X
School
love these oldschool rave documentarys anybody know the name of the track that starts at 8 mins 29 secs into the film
What song is playing at 5:00?
+2trancentral thank you!!
outer space track at 36:48 - 37:34 please?
Many thanks to partage this video !
The track at 24.25 ?
Eat Static - Almost Human (Abduction Mix)
What's the title of the track raja ram is dancing to? 46:40?
What's the name of the very first tune?
I wanna find the first song that plays please help me
Music, AmAZING, AmAzinG!!!!!!
Please tell me what a track? 12:28
first track id? thnks, blss
That fkn guy with the whistle...
All the old crew!Swedish Peter: Jason: Raj: Alex: Monica: Tamara and Zoë!All squatting at Notting Hill and Swiss Cottage... Panjea ran some good nights
I went to a Panjaea party at the Swiss cottage squat on Christmas day. Was it 1992 or 93? In a church! It was brilliant. There was a pond where the aisle should have been and candles lit everywhere! Mixmaster Morris played - decks on the altar, and Higher Intelligence Agency in the morning. I coming away from the party with a Panjaea card in fluoro yellow!
You forgot to mention Mark Maurice, the founder of Focal Point along with Jason.
0:15 info ? ? ?
name of the track 11:40?????
@@2trancentral wow thanks! shazam couldnt find it for me. thank god for your comment
so absolutely incredible 😍
I wasn't even born until 95, my first exposure to trance was in 02 or 03 with GTA 3, the trance radio station RISE FM, blasting that shit every time I was in a car. It spoke to me, like a divine intervention, the voice of God, still to this day I listen to the divine scripture of 138bpm+, every chance I get. Trance is my lifeblood, and I've never heard it quite like this ❤️
Is the trance scene really that dead? Wtf?!?! BRING THIS BAAAACK! I WAS BORN TOO LATE!!!! 😴😴
which song is playing a 52: 12, please ?
epic track
Anyone remember D.J. Macman? He played at Focal Point a few times.
What about Dave the Brummie Biker? He was a real character. I lost contact with him and he ain't on Facebook.
Great club, great D.J. Miles better than the rubbish these days.
Track name at 55:41??? Please...
Planet Dog was happening about this time up at the Rocket.
Ow please !
I realy need the track name at 11:00 !
Please !
First track 3.00 ID ? :)
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So great tracks inside this!!! F**ck the todays dubstep!!
THERE IS rhythm of body and night life - this is oldschool Techno, GOA and PSY Trance!!!!
the dubstep scene and how it is wouldn't exist if it were not for goa.
The early Dubstep scene ('00-'04) had similar traits of the trance scene. People came together to listen to music that, back then, was more hypnotizing, to make you move your body as the tunes played. And just like trance, it got popular, got ruined and now everyone thinks dubstep is screeching metal. Just like everyone thinks trance is hands in the air, wait for the supersaw sound and drop. It happens with all music genres over the years.
But yes Goa Trance is the purest form of Trance.
Surrender.. Lovely!
Mark gets it
rad. that whistle! proof for the disbelieving lightiesat festivals these days with all them "crazy old chick" stares when i dash about randomly at times asking for a whistle, "anybody, a whistle, no.... anybody, a whistle, ...."
This is all really nice and nostalgic but it's almost impossible to keep this idealistic outlook on life for an extended period of time. You need to start some spiritual practice like shamanism and/or keep taking the drugs. Nearly everyone loses their enthusiasm for the 'evolution of consciousness' when life and family responsibilities start taking up most of your energy. There are exceptions for sure, but that's what they are - exceptions.
Ah, there's no time like your 20s, when you're innocent, physically and mentally strong, with minimal responsibilities and you think changing the world is only a matter of spreading the good word...
Having said all that, huge amounts of respect for people who, despite what I said, keep the faith.
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Fair enough and, as I said, kudos to you. Honestly, with no sarcasm or patronisation. I still enjoy psychedelic music massively but I can't say I follow the lifestyle and ideology, apart from 'don't do to others what you don't want them to do to you.'
That's how it goes. You evolve your conscioucness a bit, then you settle make kids. They evolve their conscioucness a bit, then they settle, have kids. Then those too evolve their consscioucness a bit, they settle, make love and have beautiful children. They learn to them how to evolve thier conscioucness ... Tradition be born
@TGIFization Then improvise
OZRICS! :D
U guys lived in a fucking good time.. I envy you guys
Any time can be a good time if you make it so. Do not envy anyone. Create your own good time, it's all up to you.
tune at 43.30?
Deep House and Trance go hand and hand.
Nice documentary. Some1 knows the track name at 10:40?
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Hvala puno brate, odlicna je traka! :)
Song at 17.15??????????Anybody?
***** Yes i know,my mistak,didnt recognize it at the momment.Thanx!!!
Song on 33.10????????pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee:((((((((
***** Thanx so,so much!!!
wicked share 🙏
fuck I missed this.....
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intro track?
dooope, is there any link for it?
AWESOME melody dude! ;-)
Track at 39:00 please... :)
the track at 52:19 is a classic, anyone know the name?
***** thanks :)
+2trancentral What is the name of the track before that track, please?
The year I was born...
anybody knows the track at 46.00?
***** Thanks mate! One more req: track at 52:22
fantasticly rare it seems :(
2020 here anyone
Track around 20:00?
***** Thanks man!!
holly this is WooooooooHooooo!
Where i can find this old GOA music? Can someone send me if they have? Link to download, i need all of that age. Like so much, never heard before.
Tune at 57:00 ?
banging track at 13:40 ?
CHERRY MOON!!!!
He he hee..pure energy
Eraczek :DD
8:38 I wonder who painted the wall. Likely some london graffiti writers
Drunk monks out to race under the influence making trance available.
goa trance and without klf what time is love 1988? lol
chiquitan, chiquitan tan tan!!
It was all about 'the vibe' no one is looking at the DJ ,not a phone in sight.They are pushing each other higher through dance.Sure ,lots of drugs were consumed but they were just a tool.Panjaea was unique ,they were promoting positivity not fake spirituality or the massive sales of drugs.That is why they were pushed out of the scene & air-brushed from the history of the Trance movement .But 90,000 people plus have watched this video so the hatchet job didn't work. Many of the so called 'legends' of the scene were & are nothing more than money grabbing phonies ,false prophets out for profit.
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