Mr. Graham may i say this mix is heavenly, i find myself going back to it time and time again, and each time having my ears be audibly blown away spectacularly, thank you for making it

I saw you in Houston one night, Max. Quivver happened to be playing at another venue the same night. Tough call but I had to go with you. Listening to your music is like being in heaven. It was an amazing set btw. The tunes you play are so unique and hold their own. 😊

Dance music needs to get back to big, melodic heart breakingly beautiful tracks.

This, bar none, tell you, dying to survive are some of my favourite tracks. Cheers Max

One of my favorite songs of all time!

Nice!

Yup😁

I'd say from 93 to 2006

This was an era to define all eras. House, Trance, and Progressive all blended. The (Caselle and Christopher Ashtrax remix) is just as good

now trance is not trance but crap...

Studio Margalima I was 18 in the beautiful year of trance the year 2000 and what a time it was, sunny days blue skies tracks like this blended by true dj masters of vinyl at consorts like creamfields love parade gatecrasher homelands mysteryland cream amnesia god’s kitchen, weekend benders 80,000 ravers no shitty camera phones in sight just neon clothes and an atmosphere you can’t put into words

Your Uncles 1985 z31 300zx! But no worries, got the point! This + Zs = orgasm

Nice memory :)

Lorenzo Almanzar 🔥✊

God bless you, Lorenzo!

Blessings, bro.

💯 agree brother Max Graham was on another plane.

Another on par with him in the same period was John Graham (Quivver) of Tilt, and the legendary BT

@maxgraham All you friend, hope all is well!!

Perfectly said!

Oh yeah, that’s where I heard it. Man the feels of hearing this track again after 15-20 odd years… what a gem

Let's just hope we never end discovering these amazing tracks. Agree with you. 👍

Technology makes people lazier and creativity endeavours loss a lot of the artisan-like and love for detail approach that is the staple of many prog/trance masterpieces (and music and arts in general). Back then, prog producers would spend hours tweaking, designing everything from scratch, taking their time to hone their craft. Now youngsters (not their fault entirelty but more of a social engineering consequence) are led to do things quickly and as easily as possible with cloud-samples library and synths with tons of awesome patches, midi templates, etc (hence the "beatmaker" culture). Is like everything is there, but that impedes the "organic" effort to make something worthwile.

Indeed, rinse & repeat BS. Can’t touch the classic tracks such as this and the late 90’s/00’s era..take me back!

*Big Room drop intensifies* I don't like how every genre has a drop, should have been only hard stuff like Big Room, Hard Trap etc. That's what killed electronic music and music in general.

yeah thats a true masterclass

I gave it a try, and love it.

Also Falling Together, which made me speechless

Airtight is a banger !

Of anything like this, it's phenomenal 🙌

@@Kris-km6tb if you know any other tunes this good please let me know

Really, it also remembers; Shoreline, Falling Together, Bar None, Tell You... Max has a very unique personality in his productions, to this day, a genius!

I was just listening to Airtight and you're right man. People even say this one remix was the base for him to make Airtight and some other tracks.

Falling Together is an even more obvious example.

@@maiconmelo2727 sadly he’s retired again. He really did have his own sound from 98-02. He came back with a lot more brighter lighter productions after that, then went dark with his sets after that period. Shame he’s gone again. He’s a massive talent.

Max is back again with his cycles show 🎉

You think it's a VST? I'd expect a Virus or JP80x0

@@KeirMurphy definately not a vst...vsts were only just happening around 2000 and those that existed were pretty basic sounds, nothing fancy..but could be any synth really, JP was a mainstay and Roland, Virus, Korg or a Yamaha etc could have been used.

Absolutely spot on... definitely way ahead of its time. Production on this is so good, I've never even been remotely interested in hearing what the original track sounded like because this track does it for me. Obviously, no offence to the original track's producer.

This is oldskool❤

2008 is way too late. 2000´s was already full of prog/trancey masterpieces like this.

Andrew Hull no way I forgot all about slinky thank you, i remember the cd case feeling like a slinky when you moved it 😊👍🏼

Whoa! I’d love to listen to the mix! Y’all got a link?

Bioluminescent13 Hi bud, you can find it on YT, just search for: Slinky Superclub DJ’s Guy ORNADEL CD2 Track 9 or search for: Bullit- Cried To Dream ( Max Graham Remix) (2000)’ on YT too. ✊🎚🎚🎛🎛👌✊ Sorry don’t have a link for it . Actually you can probably even find the Vinyl, (The price Not quite sure) on Amazon: Bullit cried to dream ( Max Graham Remix 2000) I-know this sounds Crazy but you’d be surprised. Or EBay.

(This is the full lyrics.)

are u sure? where is the "and I cried to dream again"" part that is sported throughout the track? lol