Ummet Ozcan's remix of Pulsar is MP3-sourced.

My version is not yet listed and was edited by the Vidisco label. Anyway just wanted to say that i found this Album very enjoyable, a bit commercial sometimes, but overall a very melodic, uplifting, cheerful, romantic and emotional release. My favorite Tracks are: "beautiful life" , "Waiting for the night" and "Sound of Drums" which is my top track of this Album. The cd 2 "more intense" is in my opinion a waste of space, who wants to hear again the sames musics with remixes? i love the new song "Don´t want to fight love away", that track should have been included in the main Album. Good Job Armin ;-)

Big surprise ( not really XD ) armin keep supporting the cheese sound of artists like w&w & ozcan, The same comercial sound that you can found in the 90% of the edm music in this days.the only remarcable is: Save my night (finally a tune made by armin without comercial drops) and the remix of forever Is Ours (Solarstone Pure Remix) ,the rest of the songs dont have anything especial.

Mostly sucks pretty bad. Seems to be a consistent pattern of awkward vocals, overdone builds, and unsatisfying drops that are all trying to emulate W&W (excluding 'Last Stop Before Heaven (Maarten de Jong Remix)'—a completely ridiculous deadmau5 rip-off) The best track is probably 'Forever Is Ours (Solarstone Pure Mix)', which was the song from the album that held the most potential to begin with so that's no surprise. What's amusing is that this is "exclusive" to beatport, as if anyone cares. I pity the fool who purchases all these tracks for $2.49 a piece lol!

The thing now is that the price of the whole album has dropped to €12.97 (but I agree you still have to pay the extra WAV fee, €0.75/file making it more expensive than the price of the album itself!!!) ^^

I really like some of the remixes, but I'm really dissappointed Armin puts that crappy W&W remix of this what it feels like on it, where they are free to put the very well known unoriginal as fuck sound in, so that's quite a big bummer, even more because you hear this exact same uninspiring sequence in the next remix too, the ummet ozcan one of pulsar. Overall quite a decent album

Very disappointing release from Armin. Where is the emotion? As others have said "Last Stop Before Heaven" is most definitely a standout and is true to trance. If vocal trance is your cup of tea, "Forever Is Ours" has a nice emotional breakdown but that's about it. The rest of the album is very much trouse with a hint of dubstep (yuck) in the title track. His previous album, Mirage, absolutely blows Intense away and Imagine is on a whole different level entirely.

i dont have words for this album, i only can say that armin looks tired of make amazing trance tunes, the only three powerful songs in this album are Last Stop Before Heaven,Who's Afraid Of 138?! and gaia-humming the lights in the itunes version, the other songs are sadly pop trance songs with vocals everywhere,maybe he´s not had enought time for make quality trance tune, this is just bad,and sad

It's mind-boggling how bad this album really is, having thoroughly enjoyed his last few singles such as "Suddenly Summer," "I'll Listen," and "Nehalennia." In a way though, I can't say I'm too surprised. You see, a lot of these tracks represent the new era of trance; the stuff that top dogs like Orjan Nilsen, Ferry Corsten and saddly Markus Schulz are pumping out. It's basically all upbeat trouse, and I think that's why this album irritates me. I don't mind if an artist strays from their roots at some point or another. It's only natural to evolve, right? There are so many good artists out there right now, that choosing to ignore yet another one makes my job that much easier, but the problem is the fact that this is labeled trance. For the first time in many years, the industry needs to break down this one last genre for the narrow-minded club goers and finally label it as trouse. I don't want to find stuff like this anymore (along with Tiesto's and Deadmau5's garbage) in beatport's trance and progressive house sections. But enough of that now, as for this album, I can't say I enjoyed any track here. I was actually hoping that "Love Never Came" would've at least lived up to Richard Bedford's amazing vocals, but it didn't. I guess the God of trance should just stick to DJing for a little while.

Yep, agree with you on all fronts mate. When looking for trance, I don't want to see crap electro house like this, I want to see stuff from Cosmic Baby, Tomcraft, Talla, Quicksilver and the like...it just makes people think that "real" trance is dead, because it's so buried underneath this massive pile of stinking festering garbage that nobody wants to dig into, so they never discover the good stuff that's still being put out. I've never considered Armin to be the "god of trance" per say, as nearly every song I've liked from him in the past has had the assistance of a much better producer. He's not the worst, but definitely has never gotten anywhere close to being the best. I'd still give that title to Vincent De Moor; a very versatile guy that has a solid lineup of absolute bangers over the years...he also stayed very true to his listeners, something I give massive respect to him for. He kind of disappeared in 2008 though, real shame...I hope he makes a return, so he can once again show this overhyped hack how it's done! :)

Where do I begin with this one? Another frighteningly commercial generic release from AvB. This album's title is rather ironic, as it's anything but intense. You can expect yawn-worthy songs with lame pop vocals throughout (although Waiting For The Night is worth a listen I suppose, it has a charming pluck line and a nice rolling bass) all the way up until track 11, Last Stop Before Heaven, which is arguably the best track on the entire album, although that's not saying much, as the only other decent song on the album is Who's Afraid Of 138?!, though that one may only appeal to those that can appreciate a modern trance sound. Most of the tracks on this album were unlistenable to me, and stumbling upon Last Stop Before Heaven was like finding a diamond in a pile of rocks. However, hearing this track frustrated me, as it shows that Armin is still more than capable of putting out a good trance tune, he just chooses not to. I ripped these 2 songs to my computer and shelved the cd and don't think I'll listen to it again. If you're into trance, I'd suggest just getting Last Stop Before Heaven & Who's Afraid Of 138?! from Beatport and forgoing buying the entire album. If you're into commercial electro house, you may enjoy this one. Avoid it otherwise.

Hey, glad you enjoy it then. :)

Sorry, not agree! Excellent album with intense melody's and great voices! 5 star album!