Every once in awhile you come across something in a genre that has evolved beyond the edges of what has come before. This release certainly does that. The Classic Goa Trance era for me starts in 1991, hits its stride in 1997 and slowly fades out with several key releases in 2002 and 2003. If you thought Classic Goa Trance was over in 1998, this release should convince you that Classic Goa Trance still had a few tricks up it's sleeve and had not seen it's absolute peak. Nice to find another group of songs that can hold up against some of the more sophisticated Goa Trance cuts. It is quite challenging to find just a few hours of this level of musical depth in the expansive catalogue of Classic Goa Trance. But here you have it. Great work Zirrex!!!

I have original 2CD-album (A&E Productions). I like it very much!!! Это, реально, нечто. Драйв, мелодика, все что надо для настоящих ценителей качественного саунда. Так держать! Ждём новые релизы! Zirrex forever!

I have all two CDs and can say that the first part in my opinion is better. The first track is dark mysterious ambient psychedelc intro that is continued by great powerful track. This power dance keeps you dancing during a half of CD. Second part is more serious and psychedelic. On the other hand it also gets you high! Now very rare!

I had only the second CD from this album (I got the first one 2 years later), so my story here is only about the second CD. In my opinion this is the greatest Goa Trance album ever created, music reminds of Pleiadians in a distant way. But it has it's special touch of asian ethnic influence. An epic story about creation of life, space and the stars told by the lost tribe of Goa. Even if it has something in common with the Pleiadians music, it still remains absolutely unic. I was never tired to listen to this album, and still it is my favorite. Fantastic soundscapes, intensity and the specific SFX will guide you through space on your journey to the unknown. This album sounds great at home (especially at night with your eyes closed) and I just can't imagine how great it would be to listen it at open-air festival. My favorites are: Hollysterius (15:45) and Voyage (11:15)