Maximum House & Garage [Import]

Maximum House & Garage [Import]

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Can't Get Enough

2. Real Tribute [M-Club Mix] - Fun Kee Runners

3. D.J. Spen Presents Jasper

4. Make Me Feel

5. Put Your Hands Up [Cajun and Duffer Swift's Rok Star Mix] - Black & White Brothers

6. I Want Your Love - Twilight

7. Where Do We Go [Armands Last Hustle in Paris Mix] - Wamdue Project

8. Day in Copacabana - Cricco Castelli

9. Sausalito - Roberto Torri

10. Kings of Spain [Mandrax Lower East Mix] - Agent Purple

See all 18 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Inspiration and Light - Universal Principles

2. My Beat [Derrick Carter's Disco Circus Mix] - Blaze

3. Fire Chief - Wacky Races

4. Sitting in the Sun [Derrrick Carter's Winter Crazy Dub Reprise] - Dialect

5. Deep in the Jungle

6. Up All Night - Green Flame,

7. I Want You (For Myself) - Kings of Tomorrow

8. Go Deep [Spiritual Flute Mix] - Janet Jackson

9. In My Life [Joses Main Mix] - Jose Nunez, Octavia

10. Everything U Need

See all 17 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

Music For 18 Musicians (Coldcut Remix) - Steve Reich
Eight Lines (Howie B Remix) - Bang On A Can/Bradley Lubman
The Four Sections (Andrea Parker Remix) - London Symphony Orchestra/Michael Tilson Thomas
Megamix (Tranquility Bass Remix) - Steve Reich/London Symphony Orchestra/Michael Tilson Thomas/Theatre Of Voices...
Drumming (Mantronik Maximum Drum Formula) - Steve Reich
Proverb (Nobukazu Takemura Remix) - Theatre Of Voices
Piano Phase (D*Note's Phased & Konfused Mix) - Double Edge
City Life (DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid Open Circuit) - The Steve Reich Ensemble/Bradley Lubman
Come Out (Ken Ishii Remix) - Steve Reich
Bonus Track 1 - Various Artists

Amazon.com

The beauty of Steve Reich's minimalist compositions can be found not in their repetition but in their evolution. Listening to the Kronos Quartet perform Different Trains, the listener quickly gets over the camp value of the conductor samples to discover an unfolding theme that harks back not only to bustling industrialism but also to the horror of the Nazi concentration-camp trains. Reich is a master of such subtle changes in sonics, and his impeccable timing turns simple phrases into musical tapestries. On Reich Remixed, some of dance music's more innovative artists pay homage to the composer in the way they know best: by sampling his works and remixing them into their own. Coldcut's take on Music for 18 Musicians adds a fast-paced techno flair to the classic composition, Howie B's Eight Lines respectfully keeps the integrity of the original piece, and Tranquility Bass peppers "Megamix" with voices and (eventually) beats. There are some misses here, and, most unfortunate, DJ Spooky's schizophrenic treatment of City Life lobotomizes a previously fine composition. No, you still can't dance to Reich, but you can see how others use him for source material. But after hearing these condensed and diced versions, you might find it's worth delving back into Reich's originals to hear what the fuss is all about. --Jason Verlinde

Customer Reviews:

Boring and unimaginative.......2005-07-13

My opinion is that this compilation doesn't glorify Reich or electronica. I used to think that most techno enthusiasts and maybe even techno composers had probably never heard of him. While I've come to learn that this isn't true, I think this CD would be a good argument in favor of it. I certainly didn't expect Reich Remixed to compare with the originals. And there is certainly nothing wrong with a tribute. But everything here is against Reich's style, both too fast and too simple.

The Coldcut remix of Steve Reich's 18, unfortunately the best track on the disk, is laughable in comparison and a warning against the tracks that follow. After reading the reviews for the original Music for 18 Musicians, there are several people who can say nothing except that it is slow and boring. I think you might as well include Coldplay in that number. It is as if he recorded himself skipping forward through the first 5 or so minutes of the original and smiled at his creation.

He isn't the only one who obviously missed the point. Most of the remixes use some of the cheapest sounding instruments and methods I've heard; these aren't just bad tributes to Reich, they are bad tributes to techno! And don't expect to hear phasing, which was introduced for the first time in Come Out and Drumming, in their remixes. That would require at least some trivial knowledge of Reich's contribution to minimalism, which these artists obviously do not have. And anyway, Reich used much more than rhythmic, vocal/musical repetition and staccato notes, let's get that straight.

I wasted my money on this one. If you haven't been introduced to Reich, I envy you! Try Music for 18 Musicians and Different Trains, many agree that those are among Reich's most powerful pieces.

Children of Reich Create Loving Homage.......2005-04-16

The entrancing hobby of looping gave birth to essencially all forms of techno in existence today, and all followers should be thankful Steve Reich's cassette tapes messed up one day to create a looping effect. He soon became obsessed with overlapping sounds and varying tempos, a basic foundation for modern day electronic music. Such is the reason why a wide variety of artists came together to create a tribute album to this obscure classical composer, and the end result is a diamond in the rough.

If "Reich Remixed" has any style permeating through the whole album, it is the esoteric sounds of trance. Each track brings in a sentimental mourning, but also sings out hosannas of joy, hailing the appreciation of the father of techno. Tranquility Bass's "Megamix", succeeding fully in painting a mural of Reich's repertoire, Coldcut's loving recreation of "Music for 18 Musicians", and Howie B's "Eight Lines" tribute will draw you in with their joyful melodies. Yet darkness lies ahead as well. Andrea Parker brings in a creepy Trip-Hop version of "The Four Sections", perfect for committing a bank robbery if you get off on that. The bonus track from freQ Nasty & B.L.I.M. has the rough sound of Drum n' Bass without corrupting the original message, although it sounds a bit out of place on this album. The masterpiece is Nobukazu Takemura's "Proverb", which stacks the voices in one loop, which will make one double check the CD for scratches. It not only holds true to what Reich was attempting, but re-interprets.

To those who were already die-hard Reich fans, a word of caution. This CD will sound repititive, perhaps even like cheap rip-offs of the original tracks, as they cannot possibly recreate the massive pieces Reich composed in six or seven minutes of CD time. As well, there are slip-ups. "City Life" is butchered to pieces and essentially impossible to enjoy, and "Come Out" only highlights the limitations of techno's possibilities to create as compared to pen, paper, and a symphony orchestra.

The album explores techno's creative possibilities to new levels, and is an aural treat. Consider it Reich's first DJing experience, changing the world of music in the same way his originals shook the ear drums.

Highs: Techno symphony, with the same variety as an orchestra, skillfully mixed, loving and appropriate recreations of Reich's original masterpieces.
Lows: Reich's originals are better, sometimes butchered here, same repitive downfall of techno at times.
The Score: A-, Reich not Lost in Techno Translation.

Decent, but disappointing overall........2002-01-05

There are a few really good tracks on this CD. My personal favorites are Music for 18 Musicians, Four Sections, the Megamix, and Piano Phase. The Desert Music remix (the bonus track) is okay, not great, but okay. And then there's the bottom end of the spectrum, which is everything else. Unfortunately, what I like is overpowered by what I dislike.

Great music for an electronic fan.......2001-10-04

I enjoyed every one of these pieces on their own. I am familiar with most of the electronic artists and each one of these songs is beautiful. I had never heard Steve Reich's music before this. I enjoyed his music but, I didn't think that the remixes were completely true to his form. Reich's music has some good ideas that the remixer's somewhat expanded upon. I think the idea was to take some of Reich's ideas and put it in to a more modern style. If they wanted someone to rehash his ideas, then it would have been boring. I enjoy these artists, but there are artists out there that are using some of his ideas already, namely Plastikman and Tortoise. Overall the songs are great in any sense.

Proxy for a Reich's Greatest Hits CD?.......2001-06-16

Of all modern classical composers, Steve Reich is the one whose music is most likely to attract the rock-oriented ear. 'Music for 18 Musicians' was a ground-breaking album which closed out the 1970s, and it took much of the audience that had been nurtured on Tangerine Dream's 'Ricochet' and, before that, Mike Oldfield's 'Tubular Bells'. It was only to be expected that other artists would start sampling Reich's works.

I can't get enough of 'Music for 18 Musicians' -- I bought it on LP in 1979, and two versions on CD. It is my No. 1 self-hypnosis album. So I was intrigued to discover how it would be re-worked for this album. I was disappointed, frankly. The Coldcut Remix provides no evidence that the DJ has listened beyond the first five minutes of the original.

But there's no heresy in modifying Reich's music. I welcome every effort to do so. I knew about half of the pieces selected here, so, for me, it's partly a Reich sampler. The great thing about the album is that not only did it get me buying more of Reich's output, but it also got me listening more to the originals.

For me, the stand-out track here is 'Piano Phase', which applies prog-rock values to a piece I didn't know at all well. It could so easily be Rick Wakeman or Keith Emerson playing the synth lines over the piano loop!

The opening track has grown on me over the years. At first listen, the Megamix seemed to have too many different samples crowded in; it seemed too ambitious in searching for common musical themes between no fewer than nine of Reich's albums. But now it flows nicely.

The closing track, supposedly based on the Desert Music, is a straightforward techno track, almost Prodigy-like, whose relationship to Reich's music seems entirely tangential.

I believe every Reich fan should hear this album, even though a few will find perhaps nothing to like. And I'd recommend anyone who buys this album without knowing Reich to listen also to 'Different Trains', 'Electric Counterpoint', and of course, 'Music for 18 Musicians'.

Tracks:

Hush Bay - Basement Jaxx
Let's Get Happy - Jesse Garcia
World, Hold On - Bob Sinclar
Pulling Me Under - Richard Dinsdale
Stepping To The Beat - DJ Jose
Your Mistake - Robbie Rivera
Give Up The Funk - Ian Carey Presents The Good Guys
Party (For The Weekend) - Soul Seekerz
Underneath My Pillow - ellee ven
Perfect Love - Offer Nissim
Things You Say - Cicada
Shake It - Sammy Peralta

Average customer rating:

Thats where the happy people Go!
Some are edits
SOME GREAT MEMORIES!
Great Dance Classics!

Maximum Club Classics, Vol. 1
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Dance Pop | Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Jazz | Styles | Music

Jazz Fusion | Jazz | Styles | Music

Smooth Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music

Jazz Funk | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music

Quiet Storm | R&B | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000002HRP
Release Date: 1997-11-18

Tracks:

Haven't You Heard - Patrice Rushen
The Night The Lights Went Out - The Trammps
Victim - Candi Stanton
Love Has Come Around - Donald Byrd And 125th Street, N.Y.C.
Baby I'm Scared Of You - Womack & Womack
Bad For Me - Dee Dee Bridgewater
If You Read My Mind - Columbus Circle
Harmony - Suzi Lane
Going Back To My Roots - Lamont Dozier
Fancy Dancer - Twennynine
Love Injection - Trussel
Fantasy - Bruni Pagan
Why Leave Us Alone - Five Special
The Real Thing - Sergio Mendes

Customer Reviews:

Thats where the happy people Go!.......2006-07-09

THE TRAMMPS actually have several Best Of collections, as well as the "original" albums with many of the original hits available on CDs around the music market. LOVE EPIDEMIC extended mix on original cover CD.

Some are edits.......2006-03-10

While the selections are timeless classics, be warned. 3 of 4 songs I ordered it for, "Love Has Come Around", "Harmony" and "Fantasy", are single edits. At least the Trammps cut is the long version.

SOME GREAT MEMORIES!.......2001-03-23

This is a great collection of very hard to find classics. It brought back some "disco dancefloor" moments from the past. Especially noteworthy are "Victim" by Candi Staton, "The Night The Lights Went Out" by Trammps, and "Harmony" by Suzi Lane. Most of these songs are extended mixes and very hard to find, especially on CD. So where is Volume 2? A suggestion for the next volume is the full album mix of "That's Where The Happy People Go" by Trammps. If anyone knows where I can find that on CD, please let me know.

Great Dance Classics!.......2000-06-28

What a great album. I bought this for the Womack cut (the best song on the album) but soon got into its other songs: the song about the NY blackout in the 70s, "The Night the Lights Went Out," the tropical-sounding "The Real Thing" and the superb "Love Has Come Around." If you love 70s dance hits and are looking for obscure but good stuff you can't go wrong here. Many of these songs are very hard-to-find otherwise.

Average customer rating:

Maximum Dance Mix
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Madacy Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

1990s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Box Sets | Stores | Music

Techno & House | Dance & DJ | Box Sets | Stores | Music

General | Rock | Box Sets | Stores | Music

Tracks:

This Is Your Night
Wannabe
Oh La La La
Around The World
Free
Return Of The Mack
Cosmic Girl
One More Time
No Diggity
Fired Up

Tracks:

Da' Dip
Say You'll Be There
Tubthumping
Bolingo
Show Me Love
That Girl
Tonight Is The Night
It Must Be Love
Firestarter
Please Don't Go

Tracks:

(Un Dos Tres) Maria
Tic Tic Tac
Un-Break My Heart (Online Mix)
Get Down (You're The One For Me)
How Bizarre
Coco Jamboo
I Say A Little Prayer
Who Do You Think You Are
Men In Black
Quit Playing Games With My Heart

Average customer rating:

Mostly Slow Techno

Maximum Elektronica, Vol. 1
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Trance | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Trip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Techno-House | Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

IDM | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000002HRN
Release Date: 1997-11-18

Tracks:

Hyper-Ballad - Bjork
Out Of Space - The Prodigy
Metronomic Underground (Wagon Christ Mix) - Stereolab
Can't Stay With You Baby - Jimi Tenor
Technova (La Em Copacabana) - Towa Tei
Lights In My Brain - Ultramarine
Feeling So Real - Moby
Dog Heaven (Lopez Mix) - Voodoo Child
On' (U-Ziq Mix) - Aphex Twin
Psil-Cosyin - The Black Dog

Customer Reviews:

Mostly Slow Techno.......2002-06-05

Maximum Electronica starts out with three terrific songs: the beautifully melancholic "Hyper-Ballad" by Bjork; "Out of Space" by The Prodigy--a fluctuation between spastic beats and Jamaiican/raggae voice samples; and, of course, the surreal, hip "Metronomic Underground (Wagon Christ Mix)" by Stereolab. After track #3, the remaining songs follow the same slow beat and are, at times, unrecognizable from the next. The one exception is Moby's "Feeling So Real", which far surpasses The Prodigy's song speed-wise with full-throttle energy. These two songs save this CD from becoming one of my sleep/white noise CDs.

So, if you like slow-pulsing, leisurely techno, then you'll probably enjoy this CD; otherwise, you might want to look elsewhere for speed.

Maximum House & Garage
Average customer rating:

Its all about house

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Party Has Officially Begun!

The moment you've all been waiting for!

Deep House for true dancers!!

Maximum House & Garage
Roger Sanchez
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00000G2FG
Release Date: 1999-04-13

Tracks:

Can't Get Enough
Real Tribute [M-Club Mix] - Fun Kee Runners
D.J. Spen Presents Jasper
Make Me Feel
Put Your Hands Up [Cajun and Duffer Swift's Rok Star Mix] - Black & White Brothers
I Want Your Love - Twilight
Where Do We Go [Armands Last Hustle in Paris Mix] - Wamdue Project
Day in Copacabana - Cricco Castelli
Sausalito - Alta Plaza, Roberto Torri
Kings of Spain [Mandrax Lower East Mix] - Agent Purple
You Don't Know [M.A.S. Pasta Dub] - Mass Syndicate,
No-One in the World [Mack Mongoloid Mix] - Locust
Da Powa [Da North Face Killa Thrilla Mix]
Mucho Bajo
Disco II Disco [Les Rhythmes Digitales Mix]
Buffalo Gals Stampede [S-Man's Spicy Buffalo Wings Dub] - The Buffalo Gals, Malcolm McLaren, Rakim
Soul Grabber, Pt. 3 [Soulsonic Dub] - Soul Grabber
Everybody Dance - Barbara Tucker

Tracks:

Inspiration and Light - Universal Principles
My Beat [Derrick Carter's Disco Circus Mix] - Blaze
Fire Chief - Wacky Races
Sitting in the Sun [Derrrick Carter's Winter Crazy Dub Reprise] - Dialect
Deep in the Jungle
Up All Night - Green Flame,
I Want You (For Myself) - Kings of Tomorrow
Go Deep [Spiritual Flute Mix] - Janet Jackson
In My Life [Joses Main Mix] - Jose Nunez, Octavia
Everything U Need
House Music [Ian Pooley Remix] - Eddie Amador
Keep on Searchin
High Times - Jamiroquai
Wat'cha Say, Com'on - Big Bang Theory
Reach for Me [Reach for the Accapella] - Murk
Followed - Ian Pooley
Music Is the Answer [D-Tour Groove Mix] - Danny Tenaglia

Customer Reviews:

Its all about house.......2003-07-11

This is by far the best house set that I own. I listen to it on a regular basis and I still am surprised at some of the tracks.
Track 7 and 8-----damn. The Janet Jackson joint is magnificent. A wonderful blending of house beats and the hottest flute I have ever heard. Just buy this if you dont have it already. If you are a true house fan, though, you should have this in your collection as I write this review.
Im waitin for volume two..........

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Party Has Officially Begun!.......2002-08-18

Is "Maximum House and Garage" as good as the below reviewers say it is? You bet. It's a nonstop party of tight, well-mixed grooves of house music featuring thumping beats, infectious basslines, and some vocals for well over 2 hours. If there's any CD that cements Roger's standing as one of the leading names in house, this is it. Disc One gets the mood right with the uplifting anthem "Can't Get Enough" by Soul Searchers; Twilight delivers a house interpretation of the Chic classic "I Want Your Love," and then there's my favorite track on the disc, "Everybody Dance" by diva Barbara Tucker. Tucker's jam isn't a cover of the Chic song of the same name, but rather, it's a near-flawless disco stomper equipped with a bassline that will have you hooked. On Disc Two, the better of these discs, we get "My Beat" by Blaze; an impressive Masters at Work dub mix of "Go Deep" by Janet Jackson; Roger's own remix of "High Times" by Jamiroquai, and "House Music" by Eddie Amador. There's not one loser on this disc, which is guaranteed to get any party started. While the price on this baby is steep, it's still a worthy investment for any dance music lover. Quite simply, house music rarely gets any better than this.

The moment you've all been waiting for!.......2001-06-08

After 40+ reviews I'm sure you folks have been wondering who the artist is that does it for the HousERaT. Well I'm happy to say that my favorite house dj is the one and only S-Man (Roger Sanchez). I've waited this long to start reviewing his work because I wanted people to know there are other house artists out there that know how to get the job done. However none do it quite like Roger Sanchez. I've got many of his cds and I'm going to review as many as offered.

This cd is the single best double cd set I've ever purchased. Everything I like in house music is here, thumpin' beats, deep basslines, foot stomping tempo, excellent mixing and a wide variety of house styles blended seemlessly together in perfect house harmony. In this two cd set you'll find several styles including house, garage, disco, and tribal. There is literally no weakness in this double set totalling more than 155 minutes of house music done right.

My cuts of choice on cd 1 (Peak Hour) is "The Real Tribute", "A Day In Copacabana", "Kings of Spain", and "Buffalo Gals Stampede." Cd 1 is over 78 minutes long and features mainly house and disco. It comes together nicely and starts the party strong. If I rated cd 1 on it's own it would've gotten five stars but sense it's coupled with a second cd it get's 4.75 stars (since I liked the second set better).

My cuts of choice on cd 2 (After Hours) are cuts 1-7 and 8-17. For those non-mathmaticians out there, that means the entire second cd. I like the second cd so much it would be next to impossible to pick favorites. From the numbers above you can see the set is broken into two parts and Roger just lets loose with everything from disco to tribal. This set clocks in at over 78 minutes and without question cd 2 gets 5 stars. On it's own cd 2 would be considered one of my favorite house sets. The only Roger Sanchez set I like more, to date, is the free cd that came in the Mixmag June 2000 Issue, featuring a "Global House" mix. You'll have to spend a few pennies to get this set here but it's well worth it.

Let it be known people, if you can get your hands on any of the Roger Sanchez house sets, you'll be doing your house collection a really big favor. Every one that I have thus far is 5 star material. If you haven't done house music in the past, start you collection with the S-Man.

Deep House for true dancers!!.......1999-03-07

DJ Roger Sanchez is like that evil character in all horror movies. He doesn't die, he just multiplies!! Just when you thought he was outta the game, he comes back! What's it all about? Two CD's, 37 tracks and a selection of music divided into Peak Hour (disc one) and After Hours (disc two). Soul Searchers' CAN'T GET ENOUGH is the baited hook that reels you in. When you become untangled, LOVE CHANGES sucks you back in. "Changes . . . thats what love makes one do!" Missing that 4/4 foot stomping anthem? Its next, MAKE ME FEEL by Marcel Krieg. Thumpin'! If you are talking House and Garage, you KNOW my man Armand Van Helden's gonna reprezent! His Last Hustle in Paris Mix of WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE rules!! Once again another Drum 'N' Bass and House fusion.

Disc two really get workin' with Blaze's CAN YOU DANCE TO MY BEAT. When I first heard this song, I was like, "What!" It was so good, but nothing that I had ever heard before. I was instantly hooked, and I'm sure you will be too! Kings of Tomorrow I WANT YOU (For Myself) has got that "it" factor too! But a song everyone will be feeling, even those who are hooked on phonics, is Janet Jackson's GO DEEP (Spiritual Flute Mix). Louie Vega worked the hell outta this tune at the "Does Your Mama Know" party in LA and the crowd went wild!! Meera!! There's more! Senor Sanchez leans on EVERYTHING YOU NEED by NYC Live & Direct. This song's deep! Work the left shoulder! Now the right. Bob your head! You feel alright?

Product Description

2 albums on 1CD-24trx total-"SLADEST"-14trx & "WILL'LL BRING THE HOUSE DOWN"-10 trx.Rare official release made exclusively for Russia,in English. "SLADEST": 1. Cum On Feel The Noize. 2. Look Wot You Dun. 3. Gudbuy T' Jane. 4. One Way Hotel. 5. Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me. 6. Pouk Hill. 7. The Shape Of Things To Come. 8. Take Me Bak 'Ome. 9. Coz I Luv You. 10. Wild Winds Are Blowing. 11. Know Who You Are. 12. Get Down And Get With It. 13. Look At Last Night. 14. Mama Weer All Crazee Now. "WILL'LL BRING THE HOUSE DOWN": 1. We'll Bring The House Dow. 2. Night Starvation. 3. Wheels Ain't Going Down. 4. Hold Onto Your Hats. 5. When I'm Dancing I Ain't. 6. Dizzy Mamma. 7. Nuts Bolts And Screws. 8. My Baby's Got It. 9. Lemme Love Into Ya. 10. I'm A Rocker.

Average customer rating:

Drum and Bass for Dummies.
This is definitely D & B..
This is Bass, not Drum & Bass
A Cool CD especially those with varied taste
saving grace

Bass in Your Face: Maximum Drum & Bass
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Drum & Bass | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Drum & Bass | Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Bass | Compilations | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

4-for-3 Dance & DJ | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music

4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music

4-for-3 R&B | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music

4-for-3 Rap & Hip-Hop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music

4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00000ADLH
Release Date: 1998-10-13

Tracks:

911 Emergency (Mickey Finn Remix) - Bassline Generation
The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) - Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott
Summer Breeze (Aphrodite & Qed Mix) - Aladdin 5
Give Me Your Love (Angel's Supa Crucial Mix) - 60 Channels
Me Or The Papes (Dillinja Remix) - Jeru The Damaja
Dangerous (Natural Born Chillers Remix) - Busta Ryhmes
Sci-Clone (Lemon D. Remix) - Kirsty Hawksaw
One In A Million (Armand's Drum & Bass Mix) - Aaliyah
B.M.T. (Dream Team aka Bizzy B. & Pugwash Mix) - Towa Tei
Black Nostaljack (aka Come On)( Breakbeat Science Remix) - Camp Lo
Whatever (Towa Tei Karaoke Mix) - En Vogue
I Am The Black Gold Of the Sun (4 Hero Remix) - Nuyorican Soul

Customer Reviews:

Drum and Bass for Dummies........2002-09-30

For the average consumer, picking the right drum-and-bass compilation is as risk-free as a game of Russian Roulette. Among the CDs that keep crowding record store bins, there are the quality sets and their shoddily-assembled imitators. But for those who want to introduce themselves to the genre should consider "Bass in Your Face," which features remixes of tracks from artists familiar to the average Joe Schmo. Nervous beats and a memorable bassline revamp Missy Elliott's "The Rain," while rubbery bass glides through Busta Rhymes' radically transformed "Dangerous." En Vogue get the drum-and-bass makeover on the Babyface-penned "Whatever," and the disc's best moment is Armand Van Helden's dynamic re-working of Aaliyah's "One in a Million." Those already familiar to the genre may stick with other releases for advanced students in the drum-and-bass school, but this disc is a worthy consideration for those looking for a good introduction that doesn't have that cheesy "Totally Dance" aftertaste.

This is definitely D & B.........2001-08-07

Actually Mickey Finn, Aphrodite, Dillinja, Natural Born Chillers, Lemon D, Dream Team (Bizzy B & Pugwash), Breakbeat Science, and 4 Hero are all Drum & Bass artists, so this easily and most definitely qualifies as a D & B CD. Some of the tracks are excellent, such as The Rain and Me or the Papas..

This is Bass, not Drum & Bass.......2000-03-01

This is a great CD filled with Bass for your subwoofers in your car, but it is not Drum & Bass. It has lots of really great remixes which I love. Lots of drop beats, and low lows for chest shaking sounds... but no Jungle style Drum & Bass. Buy this one for your car if you've got subs in the trunk!

A Cool CD especially those with varied taste.......2000-01-12

I am a huge drum & bass fan. And most everything else for that matter. I think the cd is awesome, and is a superb blend of 2 cool genres. For those who think that rap and techno can not blend should hear stuff by propperheads, archive, and roni size just so they can know how wrong they are. Dilinja's remix of me or the papes is incredible

saving grace.......1999-06-09

all right, i'll agree with DMBassfan305 as to the fact that the two genres of bass and hip hop are different from each other in a very definite way, but jeru the damaja's "me or the papes" (dillinja remix) is an incredible song in a strange sense, and so redeems the album somewhat. as a drum n bass fan, though, i have to say that the mix presented here should be kept seperate. this is one of those "could be better, could be worse" kinda things.

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Planet Radio: Maximum Music, Vol. 2
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Zyx Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Dance Pop | Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

1990s | By Decade | Pop | Styles | Music

General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Techno-House | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music

Rock | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0000064WO
Release Date: 1998-03-10

Tracks:

Real Bass
Desire
Hard Times
Back In The House (You Ca
Take Me Away
Planet Love
Dream Universe
Fuck Up Your Earz
Alarma
Australia
K-People
Stay
Kiss My Lips
Die Sonne Und Du
Streets Of London
Johnny B.
Nur Fur Dich
It's Raining Men...The Se
All Or Nothing
Get Up Stand Up
Sing A Song
Rip Groove
Don't Give Up
Sundance
Millennium
Together

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Maximum House, Vol. 1
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Orange Inn
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000GEIO4O
Release Date: 2006-08-04

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