I love this LP and also the cd has some extra tracks not on the vinyl which is very disappointing :)OK so not as good as Sacrilege or RequiemBut contains some of my all time favourite tracksAnd I agree with the 2 DiscoggersE-Motion - Bewitching oldskool beats and synth melodies building up to the zenith of 3.43 - the track construction after this is exceptional - delicate, nourishing, electric acid, claps and Bernd's captivating keyboard aura - another break around the 5.22 , back after a minute to audio acid trance glorySurely a transcendance trackAnyway Multiple is astonishing as well - in fact all these tracks are fantastic to me and the cd extra tracks With the resurgance of some acid techno I think oldskool acid trance really is being overlooked and ignored and that really is my favourite forte from all the musical years ....... :)

Genius release of quintessentially Nostrum-style acid trance. Just brilliant, really.But instead of reviewing this release in terms of quality, I want to bring up an interesting point. The versions of the tracks on this 2xLP release are different than (1) the versions on the CD edition, and (2) the versions found on other Nostrum vinyl releases. For example, I have both the Monastery EP, which features a different version of I Like Waking Up the House than you find here, and The End EP, which has a decidedly different version of that track.So for me, this double-vinyl release is essential in the sense that it has unique versions/reworkings of a handful of great Nostrum tracks that appear elsewhere on Time Unlimited. Thankfully, I have two copies of this amazing release, and I encourage you to add it to your collection, too!

Not as a good an album as the singles collection "Parish fair" is yet another hard trance masterpiece to add to Nostrums evergrowing CV of awesome hard trance tracks. Whilst Nostrum has a distinctive yet arguably repetitive style of production he certainly has the winning formula when it comes to constructing memorable hard trance anthems. The stand out track on this album is "E-Motion" a beautiful set opener which epitomises everything i love about the guy, with its dreamy, floating beginning to the nerve jangling breakdown which sends the hairs on the back of your neck on end. No hard trance collection is complete without a bit of Nostrum, and this is as good a place as any to start.