The Anthem and the Motto
Each edition carries a motto and an official anthem — "The Rave-olution continues" in 1996, "It's all in your hands" in 1998, "Believe in Love" in 2000, "PEACE!" in 2002, "THINK." in 2022. Together they are the closest thing the parade has to a statement of intent, year by year.
Part of Street Parade
7 moments in this segment.
- — The 1996 anthem: Parade by 1000 People. The official Street Parade anthem of 1996, released under the name 1000 People. Audio only, from a rare pressing of the period. The 1996 edition ran under the motto The Rave-olution continues.
- — The 1998 anthem: It's All In Your Hands. DJ Scream's It's All In Your Hands, the official anthem of the 1998 Street Parade, issued on ZYX Music. The title doubled as that year's motto. The release notes give the parade date as 8 August 1998.
- — The official 1998 compilation, 'It's all in your hands'. The official mix compilation for the 1998 Street Parade, put together by DJ Noise and released under that year's motto. It is the record of what the parade sounded like in 1998, with a full tracklist in the upload.
- — The official 1999 compilation, 'More than words'. The official mix compilation for the 1999 Street Parade, mixed by the Swiss DJ Tatana and named after that year's motto. A full tracklist accompanies the upload.
- — The official 2000 compilation. The mix compilation issued for the 2000 Street Parade, the ninth edition, which ran under the motto 'Believe in Love'. Seventy-five minutes of the trance and hard trance that dominated the parade at the turn of the century.
- — The 2004 anthem: Elements of Culture. DJ Tatana's Elements of Culture, the official Street Parade hymn of 2004 and the track that gave the edition its motto. Audio only, produced with Marc Zibung and David Prodygee.
- — The 2006 anthem: Move Your Mind. The official Street Parade anthem of 2006, whose title was also that year's motto. This upload credits the version to Aras; the anthem was released under the name Friends Of Street Parade. Audio only.
