TimeCop1983 is another one of my Favorite Synthwave bands. To hear this beautiful collaboration around "Arcade Dreams", builds on the synth goodness and adds an elegant tranquility that just transcends description.

As I've learned more and more of the history and credence behind Epcot...Horizons continues to rise to the top as the ultimate expression of the vision of Epcot...and the futurism so loved by Walt Disney. To relive that in this atmospheric experience makes me really believe again, "If we can dream it, we can do it".

Such a smooth, steady bass line punctuated with synthesized vocals, the melodic tones of a piccolo, and all the while in the background that grainy and static tone that reminds you of the time spent late in the night connecting via a 28.8kb Modem to venture onto the marvel that was the World Wide Web.

This really captures the innocence that the Internet used to possess and represent. It takes me back to a time when getting online meant access to boundless horizons of potential.

It is so hard to choose a single track from this album. Dreams of Future Past captures the ideals of boundless optimism in the future which Epcot embodies to so many people in the World. While I was so very young when I visited Epcot, this album brings back the most amazing memories buried deep in the back of my mind and reignites them with that "one little spark" of imagination.

Truly an incredible collection of sounds and experiences blended beautifully into a living memory.

I'll be honest. I was not sure who Ed Barlow Jr. was when I first heard this track. But out of curiosity for such an obscure title...I came to find the story of Hoot and Chief...two Horizons Super Fans who went on a personal crusade to document and to catalog the entirety of Horizons...before it was lost forever to history.

For Instrumental, Los Angeles is just such a beautiful and almost haunting melody. It really captures the feeling of a calm night cruising along Mulholland Drive above the glistening lights of LA below in a convertible Fox Body Mustang 5.0, not a care in the World as you reminisce on days gone by.

Vampires is my absolute favorite track from Endless Summer, and this remix of it only amplifies and enhances the brooding darkness, the power of the saxophone in the song...and takes it into an even deeper, darker place. Epic!

Vampires captures and highlights the depth and power a well played Saxophone brought to 80s music. It has a haunting, stirring tone that echoes through you and really leads this song to a crescendo so good...that you are left smiling. This is the song that got me hooked on The Midnight!

It's a close tie between Gloria and Los Angeles on this album, but Gloria edges it out to be my absolute favorite. This is a song I can't resist singing along with as I'm driving. It captures the excitement, optimism and unbridled fun of the 1980s. Combine with the official video, it really makes you feel like you are Marty McFly rocking with Doc Brown through time.

Dark, brooding, a pulsing base line...punctuated with that Saxophone after the second chorus.

This song puts you in the middle of a journey...on a dark rain soaked night, behind the wheel of your car as you drive through the rain with the glow of neon around you...your mind focused on the horizon...and what could be.

In a time when American Optimism seems in such short supply, America 2 really brings back the feeling of positivism and belief that you could do anything if you came to America.