@@muzikxpress Oh man. That's good to know. It was always named that way back in the early 2000's when we used to pirate the tracks on Kazaa 😂😂 I'm sure so many tracks were misnamed in those days. Other than PVD you couldn't find any trance albums in the states. Pirating was our only option to listen to God's music. 😂
i still have "Visions of love" in my collection, played both sides of it in a crazy outdoors party in '94. Still listening to it often 🙂 nice interview, it's awesome to see who's behind a few of my all-time favorite tracks.
I also like “Te Quierro '97”, typical trance sound of that time, especially from the Nord Lead and the JD-800 for the main melody, great interview. ✌🏻& ❤
I own almost his entire vinyl collection. Even the original Ayla I wish I could leave the USA forever and travel europe and meet him at a show. Life goals! This is one of my favorite unspoken tracks of him of all time produced by Tandu & Fact - Ambience: th-cam.com/video/5lVYVFcl07k/w-d-xo.html To me this tells a story of his journey through the evolution of trance and techno and the long beloved sounds of Torsten Fenslau and Jens Zimmermann! Tandu knows his stuff!! People think Ayla as his goto. Heck I even named my puppy Ayla lol. Well his original found here was amazing and a true bpm matcher of that era! Along with their colliding ideas of Cosmic Baby pounding baselines! I'm so happy you're pushing more interviews with him! Thank you so much!!!!! It.would be absolutely amazing if someone can get a hold of Cosmic Baby & Marusha also in the future! The faster flip of the coins. This was in my eyes trance! Trance from Gemany to the UK was by far different!
He seems very likeable, great guy, great music! :) Its good when you see your heroes and they seems like cool guys :) And he is coming to Denmark and his not even performing :D
Well...as an 11-year-old boy, this track scared me because it seemed so weird to me. But I used to love other productions of Ingo Kunze. I was very fond of Ayla's version of 'Liebe' and I still remember how I loved to listen to it in 1998 when I was 16, always had that on a tape for my walkman, haha. I still prefer Ayla to the same-named original track by Cosmic Baby from 1992. P.S.: I really love this channel, it's bringing back so many memories!
I was born in late 90s but can't enjoy trance music after late 1990s (the tracks that came out before I was even born). Some of the 90s tracks give me such an excitement, euphoric rush, it cannot be compared to any other entertainment. That's why I respect these guys so much. These times will never come back, the times where I wasn't even born to. I can't even imagine brand new track being played on radio and it being good. I think I was just born in the wrong era, I felt it since I was around 7-8 years old, it's not just music, it's sports, technology. If someone gave me a choice to be born in 1970 and to live through early 90s instead of 2020s I would do it without even blinking.
@@christinetraversari6042 well I never had a blast in my life. I was at parties, festivals but it sucked. I found current music too low IQ and not creative, it gives me no stimulus. And this society, don't get me started. Music and women is the best representation of society in opinion, that's all I got to say.
Thank you, always happy to read when people enjoy the interviews I’m doing! And I’m not in Germany anymore 😉 These interviews were recorded 2 weekends ago. Another thing, Paul van Dyk lives in a complete different side of Germany, so not anywhere near. And even more important, already asked PvD twice but unfortunately I did not get the answer I was hoping for…. So I don’t see an interview with him happen unfortunately. Oh and it’s “Twan”, not “Twom” 😉
@@muzikxpress he's a very busy man. I had the pleasure of danicing beside his borther or whatever he is last show in the usa. Paul is a very personal man.
@@DannydeGalicia oh I know, I met him over 15 times before and after gigs in the last 20+ years. But it seems he’s unfortunately not interested in doing interviews about some of his biggest classics…
The Mexican DJ collective Winners used to play this song in 1993 whenever they would travel and perform at local venues across Mexico City. It was big for them, mostly because "Te Quiero Puta" essentially means "I love you whore" and all the kids would scream and whistle whenever the sample would come on. Techno was huge in that scene at the time. Great interview Twan, greetings from the US!
@@muzikxpress I wonder if it's just the way he speaks. When I said low, I meant like lower in pitch, almost like an octave or two lower. It almost sounds like he's speaking mostly from his throat and then once in a while he drops deeper into his diaphragm. Either way, I just thought that was fascinating to listen too! Always enjoy catching up on your interviews every couple months or so, thanks for continuing the channel. Peace
Please interview the Slyder group, who made the legendary trance soundtrack for the GTA 3 radio Rise FM. Their works Neo(the One) and Score are especially interesting. The band consists of two musicians Jeremy Dawson and Chad Petree. Please read this comment and like it!
Sorry, not doing any request at the moment. I have over 100 people on my wish list, so ideas enough. My main issues are time and budget. So because of that I’m very picky when it comes to which people I ask for interviews. Thanks for your understanding.
Please interview the Ace Da Brain/Pervading Call/Ace's Delight/Sonic Inc., who made the legendary trance tracks like Magic Waters, Destiny, Mental Theme, Trinity etc. Real name of this man - Andreas Schmidt Please read this comment and like it!
He’s on my wish list but for now I simply don’t have time / travel budget for new interviews that require a 3+ hour travel. There’s still 10 interviews I need to edit and post, plus I have several others that are confirmed (to be recorded) for which I need to do research and make questions. Hopefully one day but definitely not anytime soon…. Time and budget are very precious unfortunately….
@@muzikxpress The fact that you are doing your best is already very encouraging. Nevertheless, I recommend that you familiarize yourself with the tracks Slyder - Neo(The One) and Score, perhaps this band will be added to your wish list. The tracks are no less legendary, especially since the Neo track uses JP-8000 on the main lead, and very very successfully.
@@user-hb1bd9xh8m I do know the track, of course, but I think you’re missing what I’m trying to point out…. I don’t have a big travel budget for these interviews and I also don’t have unlimited spare time. This is “just” a hobby for me. Check out the video I posted last month, there I’ll explain that Muzikxpress is just me, no big team behind me, no large budgets and sponsors. Thank you.
Wow, very interesting! But it's a pity that you guys don't talk about the making of, of the "clymix". In summer 1993 when I was 9 years old, my dad bought the sampler Dance Now 5 (2CD album) CD2 includes Intrance - TE Quierro (clymix). It sounds way more professional and more like real trance music than the original. And at the beginning you can here a lady who either get a baby or she have a lot of fun... 😂🤭 Is this voice also Alex? 🤣 What ever: in my opinion, the clymix ist the best version of TE Quierro
Thank you! And I did 4 interviews that day with Ingo, so I tried to focus on (in my opinion) the most important things for each track. It’s simply impossible for me to discuss all the mixes of every track I do interviews about, so I usually only ask about the “main” mix, which is usually the version everybody knows. Thanks for your understanding ☺️
@@muzikxpress Yea it's ok, no problem😉 But the clymix is my personal familiar version of this track, I crew up with it. I've only know the original for some time. I mean the thought is simply so funny, that also Alex is the woman's voice in the clymix😁
What is your favorite production / remix made by Intrance?
And.... stay tuned for more interviews with Ingo Kunzi!
Ayla part 3 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@Apolyan but that wasn’t a release as “Intrance” 😉
@@muzikxpress Oh man. That's good to know. It was always named that way back in the early 2000's when we used to pirate the tracks on Kazaa 😂😂 I'm sure so many tracks were misnamed in those days. Other than PVD you couldn't find any trance albums in the states. Pirating was our only option to listen to God's music. 😂
I Like The New Version Of Te Quierro From 1997.
i still have "Visions of love" in my collection, played both sides of it in a crazy outdoors party in '94. Still listening to it often 🙂
nice interview, it's awesome to see who's behind a few of my all-time favorite tracks.
I also like “Te Quierro '97”, typical trance sound of that time, especially from the Nord Lead and the JD-800 for the main melody, great interview. ✌🏻& ❤
yep '97 was an upgrade
Nice, cool interview. Good to know the background behind Te Quierro. Ingo is an awesome producer.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Schonmal Daumen hoch für meinen Godfather of Trance....Dosta! ❤
best interview yet my favorite producer EVER!
Thank you so much! More to come soon!
I own almost his entire vinyl collection. Even the original Ayla I wish I could leave the USA forever and travel europe and meet him at a show. Life goals! This is one of my favorite unspoken tracks of him of all time produced by Tandu & Fact - Ambience: th-cam.com/video/5lVYVFcl07k/w-d-xo.html To me this tells a story of his journey through the evolution of trance and techno and the long beloved sounds of Torsten Fenslau and Jens Zimmermann! Tandu knows his stuff!! People think Ayla as his goto. Heck I even named my puppy Ayla lol. Well his original found here was amazing and a true bpm matcher of that era! Along with their colliding ideas of Cosmic Baby pounding baselines! I'm so happy you're pushing more interviews with him! Thank you so much!!!!! It.would be absolutely amazing if someone can get a hold of Cosmic Baby & Marusha also in the future! The faster flip of the coins. This was in my eyes trance! Trance from Gemany to the UK was by far different!
Ingo stabil, keine Ananas auf Pizza. Nice Interview, gave me some goosebumps thinking about the Perkins Park Thursdays. So many sick offs on friday :)
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the interview!
He seems very likeable, great guy, great music! :) Its good when you see your heroes and they seems like cool guys :) And he is coming to Denmark and his not even performing :D
I have the vinyl which is shown at 8:34 but the cover is red color.
And i also love 97' version which is really impressive and energetic.
could we expect an interview with Ingo about Ayla?
Did you read the video description? 😉
Wow... so excited!
Looking forward to this one!
Thanks for putting this together Twan!
Well...as an 11-year-old boy, this track scared me because it seemed so weird to me. But I used to love other productions of Ingo Kunze. I was very fond of Ayla's version of 'Liebe' and I still remember how I loved to listen to it in 1998 when I was 16, always had that on a tape for my walkman, haha. I still prefer Ayla to the same-named original track by Cosmic Baby from 1992.
P.S.: I really love this channel, it's bringing back so many memories!
🙏🏻
Amazing interview I absolutely love these
Thank you so much!
Kosmonova - Ayla (Intrance Remix)
I prefer Tauchers remix with the rainfalls such a great opener!
Super leuk! Mooie herinneringen aan deze track!
I was born in late 90s but can't enjoy trance music after late 1990s (the tracks that came out before I was even born). Some of the 90s tracks give me such an excitement, euphoric rush, it cannot be compared to any other entertainment. That's why I respect these guys so much. These times will never come back, the times where I wasn't even born to. I can't even imagine brand new track being played on radio and it being good. I think I was just born in the wrong era, I felt it since I was around 7-8 years old, it's not just music, it's sports, technology. If someone gave me a choice to be born in 1970 and to live through early 90s instead of 2020s I would do it without even blinking.
Well I was born in 1960 so I had my teens in the 70s I had a BLAST!!!!!❤
@@christinetraversari6042 well I never had a blast in my life. I was at parties, festivals but it sucked. I found current music too low IQ and not creative, it gives me no stimulus. And this society, don't get me started. Music and women is the best representation of society in opinion, that's all I got to say.
@mogg-ri4uj today's so-called music is suicidal, tuneless and boring!!
Fantastic! ...thanks!
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Keep up the good work Twom …. Really enjoying you stuff …Hey, while u r in Germany u should do PVD, a trance icon?
Thank you, always happy to read when people enjoy the interviews I’m doing! And I’m not in Germany anymore 😉 These interviews were recorded 2 weekends ago. Another thing, Paul van Dyk lives in a complete different side of Germany, so not anywhere near. And even more important, already asked PvD twice but unfortunately I did not get the answer I was hoping for…. So I don’t see an interview with him happen unfortunately.
Oh and it’s “Twan”, not “Twom” 😉
@@muzikxpress he's a very busy man. I had the pleasure of danicing beside his borther or whatever he is last show in the usa. Paul is a very personal man.
@@DannydeGalicia oh I know, I met him over 15 times before and after gigs in the last 20+ years. But it seems he’s unfortunately not interested in doing interviews about some of his biggest classics…
@@muzikxpress Sorry to hear that
I’m thinking an interview with PVD and the story behind: For an Angel …. Keep trying Twom
The Mexican DJ collective Winners used to play this song in 1993 whenever they would travel and perform at local venues across Mexico City. It was big for them, mostly because "Te Quiero Puta" essentially means "I love you whore" and all the kids would scream and whistle whenever the sample would come on. Techno was huge in that scene at the time. Great interview Twan, greetings from the US!
🙌🏻
I do own the Vinyl that is shown at 8:33 !
Always pineapple on pizza I love it ❤
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his voice is very interesting in the interview, on occasion it drops very low if you listen. It sounds quite cool!
Hmmm I used the same audio compressing etc as in every other (recent) interview tbh.
@@muzikxpress I wonder if it's just the way he speaks. When I said low, I meant like lower in pitch, almost like an octave or two lower. It almost sounds like he's speaking mostly from his throat and then once in a while he drops deeper into his diaphragm. Either way, I just thought that was fascinating to listen too!
Always enjoy catching up on your interviews every couple months or so, thanks for continuing the channel.
Peace
@@dpalaoro thank you! Much more to come in the next few months! Paul Oakenfold, Solarstone, York, DJ Dag, Gabriel & Dresden and more 🙌🏻
@@muzikxpress ❤️❤️❤️
Please interview the Slyder group, who made the legendary trance soundtrack for the GTA 3 radio Rise FM. Their works Neo(the One) and Score are especially interesting. The band consists of two musicians Jeremy Dawson and Chad Petree.
Please read this comment and like it!
Sorry, not doing any request at the moment. I have over 100 people on my wish list, so ideas enough. My main issues are time and budget. So because of that I’m very picky when it comes to which people I ask for interviews. Thanks for your understanding.
Please interview the Ace Da Brain/Pervading Call/Ace's Delight/Sonic Inc., who made the legendary trance tracks like Magic Waters, Destiny, Mental Theme, Trinity etc. Real name of this man - Andreas Schmidt
Please read this comment and like it!
He’s on my wish list but for now I simply don’t have time / travel budget for new interviews that require a 3+ hour travel. There’s still 10 interviews I need to edit and post, plus I have several others that are confirmed (to be recorded) for which I need to do research and make questions. Hopefully one day but definitely not anytime soon…. Time and budget are very precious unfortunately….
@@muzikxpress thank you very much, I understand you, but I am already very glad that this will happen someday
@@user-hb1bd9xh8m I didn’t say it will happen, I wrote that he’s on my wish list 😉
@@muzikxpress The fact that you are doing your best is already very encouraging. Nevertheless, I recommend that you familiarize yourself with the tracks Slyder - Neo(The One) and Score, perhaps this band will be added to your wish list. The tracks are no less legendary, especially since the Neo track uses JP-8000 on the main lead, and very very successfully.
@@user-hb1bd9xh8m I do know the track, of course, but I think you’re missing what I’m trying to point out…. I don’t have a big travel budget for these interviews and I also don’t have unlimited spare time. This is “just” a hobby for me. Check out the video I posted last month, there I’ll explain that Muzikxpress is just me, no big team behind me, no large budgets and sponsors. Thank you.
Thanks for this interview twan, cant wait for the other ones!
Wow, very interesting! But it's a pity that you guys don't talk about the making of, of the "clymix". In summer 1993 when I was 9 years old, my dad bought the sampler Dance Now 5 (2CD album) CD2 includes Intrance - TE Quierro (clymix). It sounds way more professional and more like real trance music than the original. And at the beginning you can here a lady who either get a baby or she have a lot of fun... 😂🤭
Is this voice also Alex? 🤣
What ever: in my opinion, the clymix ist the best version of TE Quierro
Thank you! And I did 4 interviews that day with Ingo, so I tried to focus on (in my opinion) the most important things for each track. It’s simply impossible for me to discuss all the mixes of every track I do interviews about, so I usually only ask about the “main” mix, which is usually the version everybody knows. Thanks for your understanding ☺️
@@muzikxpress Yea it's ok, no problem😉 But the clymix is my personal familiar version of this track, I crew up with it. I've only know the original for some time. I mean the thought is simply so funny, that also Alex is the woman's voice in the clymix😁
What kind of mic are u using?
I'm using a Rode Videomic Rycote for the vlogs at the moment.
@@muzikxpress thanx
@@muzikxpress Hes got very good range.