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Category Archives: Volume
Volume Seventeen: Fifth Birthday Bumper Bonanza (Volume, 1996)
Review This celebratory issue of Volume contains 30 tracks which are fairly evenly spread over its two CDs. It was five years since the series made its debut with Volume One – a world away for both reader and author. … Continue reading
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Volume Sixteen: Copulation Explosion (Volume, 1996)
Review You had to email Yvonne at Volume to take out a subscription. Four issues cost £45 and in the book for Volume Sixteen they were still advertised along with back issues of both it and Trance Europe Express. The … Continue reading
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Volume Fifteen: Technology Alert (Volume, 1995)
Review Nothing else looks as dated as Volume Fifteen. The faux metallic-looking slipcase and the reference to a “cross-platform” CD-ROM instantly set it firmly in autumn 1995, coinciding with the launch of Microsoft’s Windows 95. “The splashiest, most frenzied, most … Continue reading
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