Schiller - Liebesschmerz (Lover's Pain)

I have always been a big fan of Schiller, more so when it was Christopher von Deylen and Mirko von Schlieffen. Mirko was from a club music background while Christopher was the ambient/world music expert. Together they have made some amazing music and one of my favorite tracks of all time (also my ringtone for when my girlfriend Renee calls), Liebesschmerz, which is German for Lover's Pain. Liebesschmerz was one of the last great songs of the 1990s and the last songs produced by Mirko von Schlieffen before be left Schiller due to creative differences.

I tried to translate what the German guy says during the breakdown of the track and here is what I got:

Weit im Nebel grauer Ferne, liegt hier das vergangene Glück
Nur an einem schönen Sterne, hängt mit Liebe noch der Blick
Aber weh des Sternes Pracht, ist es nur ein Schein der Nacht
Die Liebe kann alles verlangen, doch auch vergänglich kann sie sein
Was dahin ist und vergangen; kann es denn die Liebe sein?

Wenn das Liebesglück auch flieht, der Liebesschmerz wird nie vergehen...

Far in the distance, gray fog, here is the last chance
Only on a beautiful star, with a view of love is still
But woe to the star's glory, it is only an illusion of the night
Love can demand anything, but they also may be transient
What then is passed and, because it can be love?

If the love and happiness flees, the pain of love will never go away ...

Blue Neptune at TOTA Night Club

Our very own Blue Neptune is playing a live set tomorrow, Thursday, July 21st at 10pm at the TOTA Night Club (Queen and Bathurst), 19+ and NO COVER. Also playing that night:

Kowall
http://soundcloud.com/kowa​ll/organics-vol-1

AndNow!
http://soundcloud.com/andn​ow/andnow-minimal-minimix-​live

Ainsworth
http://soundcloud.com/ains​worth

Check out Blue Neptune's sound at Sound Cloud

Blue Neptune - Just Show Me (Original Mix) by Blue Neptune (Minhaj)

BT - Flaming June (1997)

Before Brian Transeau did original music for films like Monster, GO, and The Fast and The Furious, he produced trance music under the name BT. Flaming June is one of the greatest works in the trance music genre. Co-Produced by a once brilliant Paul van Dyk, the song appeared on BT's second album titled ESCM before getting a single release of it's own. The single reached number 19 on the UK Top 40 charts and still continues to sell countless digital and physical copies.