Album

Trance Europe Express²

Various

1994 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Trance Europe Express² by Various

Trance Europe Express² is an Electronic album by Various, originally released in 1994. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.

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Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Techno
  • brittle
  • hypnotic
  • club

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Track G2 is listed as "Escape To Mars", but is actually the track "Escape To Earth". See the Escape (opens in a new tab) album for more info.
Track H2 Previously Unreleased Track - It is totally different than the original on The Ambush (Germany 1994) (opens in a new tab)
Includes a 192-page guide written by:
Jack Barron, Susan Corrigan, Dele Fedele, Rupert Howe, Mandi James, Sam King, Tony Marcus, Mixmaster Morris, Roger Morton, Andrew perry, Sherman, Andrew Smith, Tommy Udo, Tony Wilson
Photographers: St

Credits

The people behind it.

Production & Engineering

  • André EstermannPRODUCER, ENGINEER, WRITTEN-BY
  • Andy HughesENGINEER
  • AutocreationPRODUCER, ENGINEER
  • Barry HumanPRODUCER, ENGINEER, WRITTEN-BY
  • Bent RecknagelKEYBOARDS, ENGINEER, PROGRAMMED BY
  • BulletMIXED BY
  • Dave AngelPRODUCER, ENGINEER, WRITTEN-BY
  • HardfloorPRODUCER, ENGINEER
  • Johnny KlimekENGINEER
  • Kris NeedsPRODUCER
  • Kris WestonENGINEER
  • Laggy PantelliPRODUCER, WRITTEN-BY

Songwriting

  • Alex Paterson
  • Caspar Pound
  • David Gates
  • Dr. Atmo
  • Jochem Paap
  • Joie Hinton
  • Kevin Hector
  • Laurence Elliott-Potter
  • Malcolm Stanners
  • Mark Van Hoen
  • Mixmaster Morris
  • Oliver Bondzio

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 6 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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