Burnout (Original Blazed Mix) - Kurt-thee-Inducer

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Another underground neo-classic trance banger, but this time it's my boi, Supa Dave, throwing down the mean sounds here! Well, he created the main pattern, which I later sequenced and added all the cool little crackly breakdown sounds to, dubbing how I do, because the dubbest, Kurt-thee-Inducer! Bounce to it, y'all! 🔊🔉🔊🎵🎶💃🕺🎶🎵🙌🎶✊🎵

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This episode was published on March 16, 2004.

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Another underground neo-classic trance banger, but this time it's my boi, Supa Dave, throwing down the mean sounds here! Well, he created the main pattern, which I later sequenced and added all the cool little crackly breakdown sounds to, dubbing...

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