classic hard trance from the master himself, even better when you have had ten e's. does not need analysing

Im slightly ambivalent about this release, on the one hand jamon-it works really well in hard trance sets, the breakdown has a very far out, up and beyond feel to it as the keys are gradually faded in which continue after the break. On the other hand, i cant make my mind up whether the bassline aftre the break is just happy hardcore-esque cheese, i dont want to sound ultra critical because i do like this release but the bassline is lacking something for me and i cant put my finger on it. I know M-Zone likes to experiment with his releases which im all for as i think producers should try and push the boundaries, or it may just be that it sounds slightly "dated" now compared to the trance he and mark eg were playing after 1998 when the BPMs came down? Just for the record ive heard mick play this a few times at Diztruxshon and Mark Eg played this at Vibealite 1997, 4th birthday bash so the two of them obviously liked it. Above anything else it is something different from the uk44 stable and does have that unique m-zone touch to it.