Sven Väth | Live at Magic Wednesdays Los Angeles (17.04.1996)

01. Ian Pooley - Chord Memory
02. Der Dritte Raum - Trommelmaschine
03. G-Man - Second Legion
04. Theater Supreme Truth - The Supreme Truth
05. Akilah Bryant - Arachnophobia
06. De Control - Hall Of Mirrors
07. Tim Taylor & Freddie Fresh - Scissorhands
08. Woody McBride - Food Dali
09. Surgeon - Fivo
10. Richard Benson - Rich In Paradise
11. Spira - BlowUp9D6
12. Heiko Laux / U-Turn - Sahara Effects
13. Acid Scout - Pot
14. Rob Acid - Ein Blick Ins Nichts
15. X-313 - Spectra (Hardsignal Treatment)
16.Traveller One - Weaver
17. Surgeon - Action
18. Innersound - Fax Wars (S.N.H.C. Mix)
19. Motion Unit - Re-Edit
20. Sensurreal - Scoff

This is an audio recording of Sven Väth dj'ing live at Magic Wednesdays, on April 17, 1996, held at 8242 Sunset Blvd., in West Hollywood, California. This set took place in the upstairs room, and started at 12:50 AM (following morning).
During the 1990's, Magic Wednesdays was as close to a mid-week rave as one could get. Its promoters managed to bring in every big name that happened to be touring through Los Angeles on any given week. This mix is just one example. In this recording, world-renowned producer and DJ Sven Väth delivers hundred solid minutes of industrial-strength techno. The perfect mixing and impeccable track selection reflect the expertise of a true rave maestro.

Sven Väth (Born: 26 October 1964 in Obertshausen, Germany), is Germany's most enduring and accomplished DJ/producer. Since he began DJ'ing at the famous Dorian Gray club at the age of 18, Sven has created ripples through the world of electronic music in many ways: As co-founder of the trendsetting labels Eye Q Records, Harthouse and Cocoon Recordings; as owner of the clubs OMEN and Cocoon Club; and perhaps most importantly, as the godfather of Germany's trance and techno scene since its inception in the early 90s. Sven, like no other person in electronic dance music, has the ability to expose underground sounds to the mass population. His 14+ hour sets are the stuff of legend, and he will be DJ'ing parties until he is unable to physically operate a turntable - and even then he will be doing something innovative to propel electronic music into the new era.