It appears to be on a test press with the catalogue number VDLP7, along with VIPs of Krome & Time’s ‘The Licence’, Photek -- First Sequence and Hopa & Bones -- Mystical Horns, none of which have ever been released.

Info taken from the discogs.com entry;

Tracklist

A1	Krome & Time -	The License (VIP Mix)
B1	Dillinja -	You
C1	Studio Pressure -	First Sequence (VIP Mix)
C2	Skanna -	The Greatest Thing (Summertime Mix)
D1	Hopa & Bones -	Mystical Horns (VIP Mix)
D2	Mystic Moods Co-producer LTJ Bukem -	Music Is So Special

Crugga of Crugga records has upped the video for all of the unreleased tunes on Youtube, the Dillinja track being the highlight for me. Watch the amens on the 2nd drop!

Lost Entity was his first solo release on the fairly popular Lucky Spin Recordings. Being a Hardcore/Jungle label, Lucky Spin was only active for 3 years. Within that time span, they managed to deliver a quality catalogue that should not be overlooked. The original Lost Entity was released in 1993, and is, in itself, a decent release. In 1995, however, DJ Trace remixed his own tune. The result? A classic… DJ Trace – Lost Entity (Remix)

In good DJ Trace fashion, the tune has several elements, and it progresses nicely through them all. Even though it is produced at a lower bpm (around 155), the tune sounds great sped up to match the 160+ bpm which was more of the “Jungle” norm. 

You can get your own copy for about £10.00 to £15.00 here. Not quite a bargain, but a must have none the less.

You could say this tune takes you on a journey, but that would be pretentious. But Travelling is a 12″ itself that had a journey *ahem* originally on Rugged Vinyl and finally released on Good Looking but still had the Rugged Vinyl logo on the record. I’m sure someone somewhere is able to give you a full on history of why. Let’s just be safe in the knowledge that this tune got released and the world is a better place for it.

My history with Travelling extends back to it’s release year of 1994, buying it from DJ Pulses’ (and staffed by another member of Jazz Cartel and later Madcap) Buzz Records in High Wycombe at the same time I bought Dubplate Remix and Inner City Life if I remember back rightly. This was my first ever jungle purchase, my first dip into the big wide ocean of DJing. Also I was on my way to a Wycombe Wanderers match. It’s the little details.

Having heard another version on Fabio’s Kiss Show in July 1994 – which I believe remains unreleased sadly, RUGGED 13 comes close – under the name of Dope on Plastic, hearing this on vinyl for the first time I had to get my head around essentially to my ears a remix. Travelling Part 2 has since remained a staple of my DJ sets over the years – some would say milking it – easily slipping into more modern sets. Layered classic breaks, dropping out for little switches with that breakdown. Yes, that breakdown. Goosepimples arise to this day. Deep and atmospheric. Just such an amazing DJ tool with depth to it’s musicality as well.

The flip, Slow Train to Philly mix, underrated. More for listening pleasure but not being able to find it on youtube points to it being the overlooked poor brother of Part 2. It’s by no means shows, quality oozing from this more mellow mix of the tune.

A bargain to be found with this tune, although it does seem to be going up in price slowly. There are bigger classics. But this tune never ever gets boring to me. Fast forward almost 16 years and it still brings a smile to my face.

Big thanks to Wilsh @ www.uncertifiedmusic.com, check the new release Villem & Madcap – UNCERT003.
Oh, and of course, listen to Travelling Pt2 right below and Wilsh also knocked up a little mix oldskool mix featuring this classic, stream it below via mixcloud.com

Cut at the prestigious Masterpiece, this dates back to around 1997-98, so its a little out of the Drumtrip era but still worth putting up, according to what Phil said at the time, it could be the only copy in existence.
The tune itself isn’t vintage Source Direct, its totally different to Exorcise The Demons too, but its still a nice piece.
Check a nice clip I uploaded to youtube below.

Ill get the downtempo piece called ‘Monte Carlo’ on very soon.

Much more content to come, but in the mean time, we shall leave you with this gem courtesy of The Invisible Man.