Duende... Sounds familiar!
Yes! 'Duende' became an instant classic after its release at ID&T in 2004.

Still an all-time favourite among many trance lovers, it has now got a sizzling revamp: two mixes from the boys themselves are completed by a mighty mix from Cliff Coenraad and Thomas Hagenbeek.

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Never Again received a 4/5 star review in this month's IDJ Mag. Checkout the review below:

"This fine vocal trance outing features the dulcet tones of Elsa Hill and comes complete with a Nitrous Oxide remix. The vocal is of a breathy nature, and while there's no real verse or chorus per se, it's delivered well on both the original and the remix. The original has a slightly techy edge, but they're both just as good as each other when it comes to those perfect nights of summer clubbing. And we're all looking forward to those, aren't we. pop pickers? Yes we are!"

Both mixes of this solid Renaissance release were included on the compilation.
 
Full review here:
John Digweed has set such a high standard with his previous releases in the Transitions series, that it was always going to be hard to beat with Transitions 4. However, I think he might just have done it.

Don't expect more of the same as Transitions 1 to 3. This one is an altogether more intricate mix, with no less than 22 tracks crammed in to its 73 minutes. And musically it is a darker journey as well. Digweed has cut down slightly on the uplifting melodies, and instead focussed on more bass-driven and percussive elements. The style still sits somewhere inbetween progressive and techno, but this time definitely leaning more towards the techno end of the scale...