Future HandsUp Vol. 62

The biggest problem of the Future Trance is the name: For what felt like 1,000 years hardly are real trance songs on the CD, who is not looking and not purely heard previously be disappointed.
For me, Future Trance has always been the CD if you want to have ordinary in the area HandsUp music. That's why I want ausprechen with this review kudos to Rocco and Bass-T, because the last two editions were after a long dry spell with very streaky CD's really good again. This is not necessarily on the third CD, but above all on the fact that CD1 (almost) includes only high quality HandsUp title.

CD1: HandsUp
One of the best CDs to date. Can be achieved by listening to super, because really almost every track is very good. Disappointing for me are only the Scooter Single and new Manian. It should be mentioned yet that most tracks are not available yet and exclusively available on the Future Trance.

CD2: House / Dance / Trance
Dance and House I like listening to (prop rather than HandsUp for a few years), Trance, however not at all. I like CD2 overall quite good, although I would never buy a Future Trance for the House / Dance songs. The CD2 is unlike CD1 stocked some very dusty and old songs. Besides the familiar "Do not You Worry Child", "Years" and "Reason" is the CD's highlight for me, "Hungry Hearts" by Nause. The duo hats already geschaft in Sweden on 1, but so far received no attention in Germany.

CD3: HandsUp
So far only once heard, so I leave the assessment of here. The CD3 is a long mix, that is to say you can not front between the individual songs and skipping back. Here I would like to see a normal CD with Edits as CD1.

Conclusion:
For me, together with edition 61, one of the best Future Trances long time.