Marco V

I've been getting into the scene for the past few years because of my brother in LA. He started me out on the usual suspects (Paul van Dyk, Tiesto, & Armin Van Buuren), and I craved more! After buying Tiesto's & Ferry Corsten's Innercity's, I had to try this one! Very well done, better than the Ferry Corsten and maybe better than the Tiesto, but they're all very well done! This is very Drum & Bassy with very little lyrics. It also really builds up nicely with the last 3-4 songs REALLY delivering! Songs transition seemlessly and very good sound quality! Well worth the $$$!

I had heard that Marco was releasing an album somewhere in the near future. As I was searching I found that not only did he have a new album coming out(200V), but he already had an album out. Let me just say that this album blew me away. Track for track, it has all his great classics here such as Godd, and Indicator. Also comes with a bonus live premix CD. My only gripe would be that the tracks are too short, but when trance is this top quality, I'm willing to give a little. This is a little spendy being only available on import, but any true Dance music fan should be used to paying import prices by now. Don't think about it, buy it right now!!!!! You won't be disapointed

This cd is pretty darn good, and the transitions are really smooth. The advantage to this disc is that it is mixed differently than any other trance cd I have, so it makes it more original. There's a lot of intricate djing going on here, where the music is almost in layers.

I never heard any of Marco's stuff until I heard him live in a club. He played some very hard trance which was overpowering at times but still made me go look for Marco's CDs. And I was glad I did. The Cd starts in an almost progressive-house tones and slowly works its way up to become very trancey peaking at Marco's own "Loops and Things Relooped." It's a simple yet captivating track that can drive the club crazy but was found annoying by a friend who is a hard-core progressive fan. He still liked the rest of the CD though :-) What's even more surprising my non trance-listening friends liked it too.

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Being at the recording party for this at The Guvernment in Toronto, this cd truly reflects that night. The way Marco V worked the crowd was unbeleivable, the only thing missing in this cd is the cheers. A must have for a trance fan.

My first Marco V. album was his Combi: Nations, Vol. 2 and loved that one. So I went out and bought Con Fusion, 200V, and All Access. You get the picture, this guy is in my top 5 DJ group so I had to acquire his albums.

This track is one of the 1st I've heard that refrances God, the satan, and the dj. That is something I guess dont expect to hear to much about in a trance (with rough edge) song. This song is deep and can be abit contraversial, but I love this track!

I don't know what happened with Marco V in between 200V and his previous album, but I love it. This album is full of trance anthems you will find yourself singing along and dancing the night away to. Marco broke away from his normal acid beat, kicked it into light speed and jammed it all into one record. It also comes with a DVD of his visits to some of the world's most renowned clubs from Ibiza all the way to God's Kitchen. A very tasty and visually pleasing treat ;)

At first I was dissapointed with the album because it failed to include the parcticular version of More Than a Life Away that I was looking for, but I quickly forgot that as a world of EuroTech assaulted my subwoofer and launched me into that mystic nirvana somewhere between total entrancement in the music and a heightened awareness.

The amazing things about this disc are actually found on Disc 2, which is actually a DVD that has music video's to go with most of the tracks on disc 1, along with an hour long "Ultimate session" MP3. At first I was irritated at having to pay $30 for a CD, but it was worth every penny!

If you know Marco V you already know his style, and 200V is no exception. Every track on the album is an upbeat banger, and you get a DVD on top of the great album. The only thing this album suffers from in my opinion is the tracks are too short, there are only 2 tracks on the CD that are longer than 6 minutes. Normally that really annoys me, and feels rushed. That's not the case this time though, the CD is so good I'm just left wanting more out of every track. There's a hidden 13th track that turns out to be one of the longer tracks on the album. The CD contains such future classics as "More Than A Life Away" which is awesome on it's own(I wish DJ Preach's mix had made it on as a bonus), "Second Bite", & one of my favorites "Automanual". If you like this album be sure to also check out his first album "Con:Fusion", it's pretty pricey being only available on import but well worth every penny. BANG ON MARCO!

My first Marco V. album was his Combi: Nations, Vol. 2 and loved that one. So I went out and bought Con Fusion, 200V, and All Access. You get the picture, this guy is in my top 5 DJ group so I had to acquire his albums.