There are tracks that memorable once you hear it you'd take it with you for the rest of your life. Vavoom is certainly such track. MWNN has always embraced his idea of simpleness, which in his case translates to music that are really easy to appreciate and understand. No kickass build up like early days infected mushroom, or super-crazy micro-level detail found in Hallucinogen's works, or complicated multi-layered synth line in Astral's stuff. He's works are just easy on the ears and hands in case you feel the need to review em.Vavoom is one brilliant example of his work. The whole track is supported solely by rhythm, catchy, trancey, hypnotic rhythm that immediately takes you back to the blazing hot air of Goa. And no, you don't have to be a Goa head to appreciate it thanks to the uber-simple layering and lack of inner details. Which oddly are two huge plus in many ppl's book.Grab your headphone and hit play. Get zealous, get religious, get Teleport(ed).

"Own the World" is an all-time classic! ~*~

Ok, i'm here to return the B side to its rightful place at the top of the heap. Reading reviews for "own the world' elsewhere got my blood boiling. All manner of people de-crying it as euro-cheese. Utter rubbish. This is a masterpiece, a perfect hybridisation of goa and trance. As if the two shouldn't be mated! Idiots! I routinely mix together X-dream and Above and Beyond and they mesh perfectly. 'Own the World' is MWNN at his best. Ignoring it only proves your one-dimensionality. Look to the heavens, people!

Label says "33 1/3." Should actually be played at 45rpm.