(313) Re: [SPAM-LOW] Re: (313) R.I.P. Rob Deacon (Abstract/Sweatbox/Volume/Trance Europe Express)

2007-10-12 Thread phonopsia
As much as the Trance Europe/Atlantic CDs sorted me out, I also always used to check each Volume CD as it made its way in to the radio station. Turned me on to untold quantities of music. Definitely a sad loss. :( Tristan === [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.phonopsia.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: (313) R.I.P. Rob Deacon (Abstract/Sweatbox/Volume/Trance Europe Express)

2007-10-11 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight
That's terrible news :-( I have some deep love for the Trance Europe/Atlantic Express compilations. The whole book with CD thing is a great concept and while it didn't originate with Mr Deacon - he did it so well. I'd pour over it for hours whilst listening to the CDs. The Pacific State compilati

RE: (313) R.I.P. Rob Deacon (Abstract/Sweatbox/Volume/Trance Europe Express)

2007-10-10 Thread Odeluga, Ken
RIP. Virtually all of the (thankfully only half-accurately titled) 'Trance Europe Express' series of compilations had at least one track from a Detroit born and bred artist, even the 'Berlin Unwrapped' one! We need more people with the vision and also crucially the business acumen he had, who lik