Trance Sessions 01

Trance Sessions 01

Track Listings

1. Acid House Music

2. Fearless - Roland Klinkenberg, Remy

3. Forever

4. Intruder - Armin van Buuren

5. Follow You - Rough Mullar, Ronski Speed

6. Circuits - Mike Koglin

7. Monotune - Cosmic Gate

8. Twisted Reality [Re: Locate Remix]

9. Morning Dust

10. Your Eyes [Scott Mac Hi Tec Future Run Remix] - Dogzilla

11. I (Want Yout Love) - DJ Scot Project

12. Tonka

Trance Sessions 01,DJ X-Dream,Organica,Dance Music,Electronic,Pop,Trance

The Therapy Sessions Vol. 3
Average customer rating:

2 Good CD's

My First Impressions of The Therapy Sessions Series

Dave is good; but in Bandwagon with Lexicon Avenue driving!!!

Very Good

Seaman rides the band wagon... LEXICON AVENUE STRIKES BACK!!!

The Therapy Sessions Vol. 3
Dave Seaman
Manufacturer: Thrive (Red)
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Renaissance: Sandy Rivera the Master Series, Part 8

ASIN: B000I2IQ6A
Release Date: 2006-10-17

Tracks:

Klaus Schneider "Nothing Is Real" (Martin Buttrich Remix)
Habersham "Aceide"
Kupon "Zoom In" (King Unique Mix)
Stelios Vassiloudis "Teething"
Lewie Day "Striptease"
Gabriel Ananda "Ihre persönliche Glücksmelodie" (Freeform Five Remix)
Brisker & Magitman "Eden" (Shiloh Remix)
Shiloh "Café Del Mariachi"
Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso "Click"
Ellen Allien & Apparat "Jet"
Dada Life "Big Time" (Linus Loves Remix)
Mk Ultra Project "Gamma Radio" (16 Bit Lolita's Mix)

Tracks:

Satoshi Tomiie Presents Glow "Glow" (Spirit Catcher Remix)
Laid "Me" (Zoo Brazil Remix)
Underground Sound Of Lisbon "So Get Up" (Mirabeau 2006 Mix)
Nick & Danny Chatelain "Is Killing Me"
Cubic "Superflyin"
Ame "Rej"
Cagedbaby "Hello There" (Radio Slave Remix)
Dylan Rhymes "Coming Clean" (Lexicon Avenue Remix)
Lexicon Avenue "That Acid Track"
Peter Presta feat. Vanity L "I Want It Liquid (Acid)" (Acid Crash Mix)
Nick K "One Of Those Things"
Plastikman "Spastik"
Klement Bonelli feat. Dragonfly "Nocturnal (Nocturne 2)"

Album Description

Dance music fans will no doubt rejoice that one of the scene's most influential DJs, Dave Seaman, has returned with the third installment of his acclaimed 'Therapy Sessions'. This new release comes hot on the heels of Seaman's acclaimed release, 'Renaissance The Masters Series Part 7', which racked up massive fan and press accolade, with UK dance bible M8 Magazine declaring "In terms of mixing and musicality, it raises the bar. Storming ingredients, masterfully cooked." For 'The Therapy Sessions Vol. 3', Seaman has assembled an incredible collection of progressive house, electro, and breakbeat. As with all 'Therapy Sessions' releases, Dave has hand picked an up and coming act to handle the mixing duties on disc two: this time it's budding UK duo Lexicon Avenue. Lexicon Avenue deliver a jaw dropping mix on disc two that will undoubtedly establish their name with stateside dance music fans coast to coast. Features tracks & remixes by Plastikman, King Unique, Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso, Satoshi Tomiie, Cagedbaby, Freeform Five, Dylan Rhymes, Ame, Radioslave and Linus Loves.

Customer Reviews:

2 Good CD's.......2007-01-18

Well Dave has done it again! His other therapy sessions were a little different from this one, he did a best hits of 2006 and some new stuff instead of all new stuff. His CD is very good and has some hard hitting songs! LExicon Avenue surprised me! They are awesome and probably have the best CD out of all the guest DJ's on the therapy sessions! IF you have never bought any of the therapy sessions this is one you can't go without!

My First Impressions of The Therapy Sessions Series.......2006-12-29

Dave Seaman has skyrocketed towards one of my favorite DJ's out there with this Global Underground release GU012: Buenos Aires. That double-disc set is so freaking flawless that it, without a doubt in my mind, rivals Sasha's following Ibiza GU release, and the subsequent John Digweed release, GU014: Hong Kong. That being said, however, this album (on the part of Dave Seaman) was a (partial) disapointment.

Where did he expect to take us with disc 1 (his mix)? Over bubbly and generally flat beats, the variation is just *not there*. Disc 1 seems to be purely audio [...] on Dave's part, and in my opinion is only suitable for driving unwanted guests from a house party (be sure to give your real friends a head's up that the second disc is on its way though! They will be sure to stay.) Listening to that album is like willingly taking the SAT's for fun.

I say this because Lexicon Avenue's following mix CD is one of the best I have heard in a LONG, long time. I just picked up some albums from much more revered artists and I can't stop returning to this relatively new group's offering. Turn up the subwoofers and let the intense ride begin. They mix the album well, the track selection is fantastic, the pace is consistent and varies in all the correct places. Most of all, I find it comforting to find that not only those 'world-famous' DJ's or groups are capable of producing discs which I return to on a habitual basis. Lexicon Avenue is definitely a group whose solo releases I will be diving into without hesitation from here on out. They outdid themselves with their disc 2.

Locate a friend with the album who feels oppositely and buy the Lex disc off him. Although, I will admit, for eighteen bucks I would purchase the double-disc volume just for the second disc, as it could have been a solo release for Lexicon Avenue.

I can't give this album any higher than three stars because of disc 1; if I had to split the rating I've given for the CD as a whole amongst its two halves, however, I'd give Seaman half a star and Lexicon Avenue the rest, hands down.

~Lex

Dave is good; but in Bandwagon with Lexicon Avenue driving!!!.......2006-12-28

I did like Therapy Sessions Volume 3. However, in a way, it relates to John Digweed's Fabric release. With Dave's disc, he sticks to candy sounding electronic, like the track that Habersham did and I really like the 3rd track. He tries something different than he usually does too, with some other good tracks. Overall 3/5.

Disc 2 has a lot more house in it. Just like their Nite Life release and their famous track "Dusk Before Dawn", they do a brilliant job. I won't go into all the detail, but I give disc 2 5/5.

Dave has yet to beat the Master(s). Dave rides the bandwagon, but still does an all right job. I still like his other stuff though.

Overall, a good effort for both partners live from Audio Therapy!!!

Very Good .......2006-11-03

Most of all album of Dave giving peaceful as giving colour of different music, specially at album of Therapy Sessions, so i realy like to listen masterpiece of his music.

Seaman rides the band wagon... LEXICON AVENUE STRIKES BACK!!!.......2006-10-20

Initially, I was excited when I learned my favorite production/DJ trio, Lexicon Avenue, were to mix the 2nd disc of TSv3. Then I began to have doubts, fearing they too, might follow long exhausted retro/electro fads and use all of the trendy, 'right' records for their set, this time around the decks.

Suprisingly (not really...), what the Geordie boys delivered is a chuggin, edgey, bicep-flexin' onslaught of housey, groovin, tribal-tech and acid-burned beats. Bradford and Co. augment the tension effortlessly, culling an electronic amalgam of disparate tracks from different genres, which somehow manage to flow together like the innner mechanisms of some complex, well-oiled techno machine.

'Superflyin', by Cubic (Chus & Ceballos/Calderone) is a funky thrust of mean, driving, techno-tribal punishment, while the dark, menacing, sulfuric-etched grooves of Lexicon Avenue's own 'That Acid track', offer a post-progressive take on both a familiar, inimitable production prowess and a nostalgic, revolutionary sound which some (few, actually) are pulling off better than others as of late...

Hands down, this is the hottest and most well executed Lexicon Avenue mix compilation to date and offers a fresh, seamless, bangin' set of tracks. The cummulative vibe is one complete synchronicity: DJ's and producers at the top of their game and thoroughly enjoying and improvising every moment of the trip - "THIS-IS-WHY-YOU'RE-HERE!"

Regrettably, Dave Seaman's mix stumbles and falters by comparison. The mix begins with promise, however, featuring dub-tech dirtiness by Habersham, Kupon and Stelios. Unfortunately, by track 6, the mix is suddenly ambushed by the obnoxious, electro, high-end annoyance that is Freeform Five's remix of more electro/retro/disco flotsam. And then the mix continues to implode further into an emotionless, abrasive soundscape, reminiscent of unpleasant dental work...

Pick up this comp for the Lexicon mix alone and then listen to how the vibe and beat of progessive house is used as a weapon of 'bass' destruction by New Castle's wickedest...

Average customer rating:

perfect for the nights

Sessions: Mark Knight
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sessions
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M.O.S. Sessions: D. Ramirez
Those Things
Renaissance Presents: Nic Fanciulli, Vol. 2
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ASIN: B000NA77XA
Release Date: 2007-03-13

Tracks:

New Reality - Mark Knight,
Love Can Damage Your Health [DeNnis Ferrer Re-Remix] - Tpopmusik
Everytime [Funkagenda Mix] - Lustral
I Like That - Mark Knight
Couldn't Love You More [Shlomi Aber Remix]
Walking in My Sleep - Shlomi Aber
My Rendition [TMB Main Mix] - Martinez Brothers
Time Is Now /Club Therapy [Acapella] - Daniel Diamond, Peace Division
Columbian Soul/21st Century [21st Century Acappella] - Mark Knight, , Dave Spoon
In Love with You [Mark Knight Toolroom Vox Remix]
Drug Music - Mark Knight
Moss
[CD-Rom Track]

Tracks:

Afterhours - Mark Knight, Dave Spoon
All Alone
Reachin' Out [Dave Spoon Mix] - The Timewriter
Another T/Dibiza (Bum Bum Bum Bow) - Danny Tenaglia
It Comes from Inside /Do You Feel It [DJ Tool]
Drummin /I Can't Stop/Where's Your Head At? [H20 Remix] - Basement Jaxx, Sandy Rivera,
Work It - Workidz
Lucky Heather [Dubfire's Lucky 13 Remix Parts 1 and 2] - Nic Fanciulli
Get Dumb - Axwell, , Laidback Luke
Iberis Complex - Peter Gelderblom
Susan - Mark Knight
Sandcastles [Martijn Ten Velden & Mark Knight Mix] - Sydenham & Ferrer

Customer Reviews:

perfect for the nights.......2007-06-13

modern sounds of the night. perfect, similar to fedde le grand and D. Ramirez

Average customer rating:

Solid Mid Tempo Pop Trance House

Fashion TV: FTV Beach Glam Sessions
Various Artists
Manufacturer: PMB
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Fashion TV: FTV Beach House
Fashion TV: Uomo
Fashion TV: FTV Winter Chill

ASIN: B000CNERIG
Release Date: 2005-12-12

Tracks:

Seductive Soul [Album Mix]
Fantasy [Magik Edit]
Behind the Door
Luv U
Take My Soul [Original Mix]
Automatic Jazz
To Be or Not to Be [Vocal Remix Edit]
Glassballon [Roby's Remix]
Get on It [Short Edit]
I Believe (In Someon) [Sixth Finger Remix] - Whip Culture
Do It Right
Color of Time [Chill Edit]

Album Details

Fashion TV (The Cable Channel Dedicated to Fashion and New Trends) Has Released the Fourth Volume of the Sensational Series that is a Favorite Among the Jet Set and Those who Know and Love New Electronic Sounds. Ftv Beach: The Glam Sessions Includes Songs with the Power of Seduction Amplified by the Inclusion of Songs Like Fantasy and Take My Soul (By Glambeats Corp., One of the New Spectacular Artists in the Pmb Repertoire). They Combine all the Elegance of Deep House with the Irristible Melodies that Will Be with You for Days. The Album also Includes to Be Or Not to Be, the World Dance Hit (One of the Fundamental Tracks of the European Summer Season) by the Talented Elio Risso and Raffunk, Presented Here in Exclusive with Vocals by Mary F (Check Out her Silky Voice on the Amsterdam and Paris Editions of Nightgrooves). It also Includes a Special Remix of the Charming I Believe (In Someone), Orginally Included on Pleasure Generation, the Excellent Debut of Whip Culture.

Customer Reviews:

Solid Mid Tempo Pop Trance House.......2007-03-30

This does seem to be the perfect accompaniment to a fashion show or a corporate event - lively but not too noticeable to distract from the show at hand - people will tap their feet and sway but no one will want to really dance. It sounds "hip" but real dance music fans will know it's not particular edgy. It's pleasant would be the best description - it's solidly professional and not boring but no "real" club would be playing these tracks. Two of the vocal tracks stand out a little more - "Fantasy" and "I Believe," and are cute pop trance house - the others are nice background tracks but not very ambitious as dance tracks.

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Chris Cowie, perhaps the best music producer ever.
Disappointing
Chris Lawrence
BENCHMARK
Top notch boom-tiss

Un-Hooked: The Hook Sessions
Christopher Lawrence
Manufacturer: System Recordings
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United States of Trance

ASIN: B000654YJ2
Release Date: 2004-11-02

Tracks:

Filmer
Primer
Cruise Control
Moonboy
Neodog
24/7
Wasteland
Navigator
Shredder
Ride The Light
Defiant

Amazon.com

American DJ Christopher Lawrence has had a productive partnership with Scotland's Hook Recordings since he started working with Hook label head Chris Cowie in 1998. Un-Hooked: The Hook Sessions concentrates on the self-produced material Lawrence created there, by and large a top-heavy collection of peak-hour anthems. "Navigator" and "Shredder" are prime examples, but then "Filmer" makes an appearance as well, a sparse, downbeat track that gives the listener a moment's rest before the thumps start raining down. Lawrence doesn't do much mixing here (though the tracks are blended), but his stamp as an "up vibe" DJ is just as prevalent as it was on his first artist record, 2004's All Or Nothing. It's enough to make you wish Lawrence would spend even more time in the studio; after all, the world's club DJs could certainly use more of that elusive wax known as quality trance. --Matthew Cooke

Album Description

THE NEW ALBUM FROM AMERICA'S FAVORITE TRANCE DJ/PRODUCER!

The winner of the "BEST DJ" award at the DANCESTAR USA 2002 AWARDS, voted #5 in BPM magazine's "AMERICA'S FAVORITE DJ'S" list for 2004, and ranking #35 on DJ MAGAZINE'S prestigious "TOP 100" DJs list of 2003, Christopher Lawrence is recognized the world over as one of the preeminent trance DJs.

With the release of `Un-Hooked' Christopher Lawrence's production skills continue to unfold, revealing an album laced with progressive trance anthems like "Shredder" and "Cruise Control" alongside down tempo gems such as "Filmer". `Un-Hooked' bristles with energy and passion from the onset, serving up enough melody and nuance to captivate even the most discerning listener. Drawing on tracks co-produced with seminal trance/techno producer Chris Cowie of legendary Hook Recordings fame, `Un-Hooked' is sure to catapult Christopher Lawrence into the upper echelon of original electronic music artists.

A continuous mix of original material. This CD is playable on all audio and digital formats.

Customer Reviews:

Chris Cowie, perhaps the best music producer ever. .......2006-04-03

Considering Chris Cowie (owner of the now defunct Hook Recordings) is the author who is at the heart and soul of these tracks I think his name should be equally mentioned. CL has come a long way indeed, but in the Hook days it was Cowie who was the real master-mind behind these tunes.

Nothing against CL. He is a great DJ and songwriter, but Cowie deserves equal credit. This is indeed a fantastic album. A+

Disappointing.......2005-09-27

Way too chill for my tastes. Nothing very catchy about any of the tracks.

Chris Lawrence.......2005-09-09

Don't let the squaeky clean white image fool you- this DJ has got game, Home Boy, and lets the beats speak louder than the words.
I really couldn't agree more with the other two reviewers about the CD and music quality of this artist.
Only wish that other reviewers were as accurate in their summaries.

BENCHMARK.......2005-02-26

CL sets the standard for all trance Djs and producers. No cheese , EVER. Solid dark, heavy, sleek, and graceful tastes.

Top notch boom-tiss.......2005-02-05

While the album starts off with the more downbeat 'Filmer', have no fear. Before long, an onslaught of some of the most straight-ahead boom-tiss gushes forth.

This is good, hard trance that simply...moves. If you've seen and heard Lawrence live, this is a good disc. This is a continuous mix of Lawrence's best tracks, though the mixing isn't the main focus. This thing pounds right out of the stereo, and is best listened to beginning-to-end, and then back to the beginning.

Easy to recommend, very dependable. Perfect driving music, which is why some of Lawrence's music pops up in video driving games (like 'Rush Hour' in Need for Speed 2). Also perfect for blowing up a mega-club.

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Chillout Sessions - Vol. 4
Chillout 4
Absolutely Amazing

Chillout Sessions, Vol. 4
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ASIN: B000096FOQ
Release Date: 2003-05-19

Tracks:

My Vision [Summer in White Edit] - Jakatta, Seal
Otherwise - Morcheeba
Special Cases - Massive Attack
Playground Love - Air
In This World - Moby
Eple [Fatboy Slim Remix]
Nikita - The Jack Herren Band, Ralph Myerz
Crazy English Summer - Faithless
Clubbed to Death [Kurayamino Variation] - Rob Dougan
It's in Our Hands - Bj
Gabriel - Lamb
Hotel Radio - David Bridie
On My Mind [Electric Lounge Session] - Futureshock, Ben Onono
Sweet Butterfly - Del St. Joseph, Charles Webster
Sweet Lullabies
One More Day
Sure Thing - St. Germain
Sola Sistim - Underworld
Yet Another Day [Armin's Downtempo Interpretation Edit] - Armin van Buuren, Ray Wilson

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Make Luv - Oliver Cheatham, Room 5
Familiar Feeling [Martin Buttrich Remix] - Moloko
Magic Love [Ashley Beedle's Black Magic Vocal Mix] - Bent
Corner of the Earth [Milk & Sugar Club Mix] - Jamiroquai
By Your Side [Ben Watt Lazy Dog Remix] - Sade
It's You, It's Me - Kaskade
Changes [Ben Watt Lazy Dog Remix]
One Fine Day [Cicada Remix] - Jakatta
Healing - Groove Armada
Doo Uap, Doo Uap, Doo Uap - Jean Gabin
Because
If Everybody in the World Loved Everybody in the World - Stylophonic
Summer in Paris - DJ Cam
You Promised Me (Tu Es Foutu) [Original Extended Version] - In-Grid
21st Century - Weekend Players
Let's Get It Right [Guitar Version] - Krystal K
No, No, No [Jask Thaisoul Mix] - Manijama, Mukupa
All That Mattered (Love You Down) [East Sunshine Mix]
Out of the City [HardkandY Mix]
At the End [Sat n Lee Reprise Mix] - iio

Album Description

The fourth installment in the hugely successful Chillout Sessions series with sales exceeding platinum for each collection released in Australia. 39 tracks spread over two CDs featuring, Massive Attack, Bjork, David Bridie, DJ Cam, Lamb, Bent, Sade (Ben Watt Mix), Gabin, Kaskade, Weekend Players and many more. Slipcase. Ministry Of Sound. 2003.

Album Details

The Fourth Collection of Great Chilled Tracks from the Experts at the Ministry of Sound, the World's Leading Purveyors of Great Dance Music Collections. These Guys Really Know their Stuff Inside and Out to Bring You the Best from the Floors of the World.

Customer Reviews:

Chillout Sessions - Vol. 4.......2006-02-25

Great set for some smooth ambient music. The first disc is a lot more laid back than the second, but both are good. If you've heard the other chillout sessions (or are looking for a good intro), this is a great pick up.

Chillout 4.......2004-12-14

Out of all the MOS Chillout Sessions, Number 4 seems to be the best so far,

It gives you a feel if what the cover displays WInter White Darkness Chillot to relax by.

A good mix, esp including some non English SOngs, and songs that have the feel of the 20s.

Absolutely Amazing.......2003-05-21

I bought this cd today, and I'm yet again, incredibly impressed. MOS has not failed in bringing yet another beautiful mix of songs. I would definately recommend it to any chillout fan.

Average customer rating:

Good CD overall.....
Best in Deep House
Highest Quality House Music
house
House at it's best!

San Francisco Sessions, Vol. 2
John Howard
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ASIN: B00004SGV8
Release Date: 2000-04-18

Tracks:

Heart Of Africa - Marvin Solveig
Play On - The Deal
Still Loving You - Midnight City Soul Affair
Sexy Disco - Bjorn Torske
Latiname - Kad Achouti/London Latin Syndicate
Latiname - Kad Achouti/London Latin Syndicate
Autobreakdown - Freeloader
This Is The Way - Dan Jones
You Are The Future - Children Of Planet Earth
Totally - Shaboom
Valkommen Till Famtiden - Eternal Boyman
Moondrops - Plastic Avengers
Cups - Underworld
Don't You Cry - Gabriel Rene
Everything Is Changing - Groove Collective

Customer Reviews:

Good CD overall............2002-03-02

......a little too disco-ish for my tastes. In my opinion the one done by Mark Farina is superior , but even that CD the material is not something that I reach for out of my CD wallet every so often. This a good , but not great CD put together with skill , but out of the 250 + progressive/trance/space house/acid jazz/electro/drum and bass CD's I own , it rarely gets much spin.

Best in Deep House.......2001-10-26

DJ John Howard serves us up with volume 2 containing deep tribal tracks and some smooth deep house beats. Once you pop this CD in you get a very smoothe mix throughout the whole CD. Starting very tribal and very smoothly and gracefully working into some great deep house tracks! Never lagging and constantly adding new flavor as the minutes flow by. Overall a great successor to Mark's classic.

Highest Quality House Music.......2001-09-24

Not everyone understands house music ..... Do you remember these words from the "House Music" - Amador? This CD is superb for the people who do understand house music philosophy. John Howard has compiled a unique album, only high level sound, the true sound of the real house, with a touch of deep jazzy grooves. Perfect at night,for making love or for party, very good while driving a car. Absolute must have cd for quality house lovers.

house.......2001-02-21

Anyone who likes good house will totally dig this CD. Its less soulful, less smooth than Farina's Sessions, but more influenced by tribal and latin beats. In other words this is PHAT, or DOPE, or TIGHT... Because it goes like MMMDIT, MMMDITDIT, MMMDIT, MMMDITDITMMM.... ohh yeah baby, even if you're anit-dance music you can dig on this

House at it's best!.......2000-06-23

This CD definitely lives up to Mark Farina's Vol. 1, and that's saying a lot. John Howard has given it his all on this album and it's well worth it. But it now!

Average customer rating:

I've heard better from Louie

Trance Sessions, Vol. 2
Louie DeVito
Manufacturer: Dee Vee Music
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ASIN: B0007XBMZC
Release Date: 2005-04-05

Tracks:

Rain Down On Me
One Solid Wave
Aquarius
Traffic
C:\Del*.Mp3
Producelast
Razorblade
That's Life
Velvet Train
Cherish The Day
Do You Know (I Go Crazy)
Silence 2004
Sky
Perfect Silence

Customer Reviews:

I've heard better from Louie.......2005-05-21

New York City DJ, Louie Devito, has released plenty of good mixed albums. A lot of them are good material. Unfortunately, this CD's not one of them. Louie's put plenty effort into many of his other albums and not this one. Why hasn't he? This is why I believe his "NYC Underground Party" series is taking a slide. Volume six made me worry about this pattern forming. Louie Devito's a much better DJ than this. I expected better from him. The CD contains 14 tracks. There's no intro or megamix like in many of his other albums. There's also a bonus DVD inside, "A Day In the Life Of Louie Devito." There are some tracks on this CD that have poor quality. Tracks like Abel Ramos' "Aquarius" turned out to be painful the first time listening to the whole way through. The first half of the track is okay. But the second half is irritating. That one note composition going "bung bung bung... bung!" throughout most of the second half made me feel like there was a self-destruct sequence going on inside my head. I was getting ready to throw some hard object across the room before it ended! Danny C's "Razorblade" is a superficial borefest. After reading the track title, I thought "Razorblade" was going to be awesome. The beginning of the track seemed promising. Unfortunately, it got repetitive a minute through the track. Angel City's "Do You Know (I Go Crazy)" is poor work. It's a rip-off of Robert Miles' "Children." It's bad enough that Angel City ripped off "Oh Sheila" to make "Love Me Right." "Do You Know (I Go Crazy)" is just as unoriginal. Adding vocals to the song doesn't help. Couldn't they've been more creative? There are other tracks on here that aren't as bad as the ones I've already mentioned. They're okay. But they're still not as fun to listen to. Marco V's "C:\Del*.MP3" is okay. But it gets kind of dull. "Producelast" by Trancescape is kind of better. But its still a blunt track. I've also got tired of Plummet's "Cherish the Day." I used to enjoy "Cherish the Day" mostly for its beats. I've lot interest in this tune after a few months went by. It was nice while it was fresh. As for good tracks in this mix, there's "Silence 2004" by Delerium with the vocals of Sarah McLachlin. Even though the version from 2000 is more dominant, this is still an excellent track. Not much has changed from the 2000 version. All the vocals from the earlier "Silence" are this version as well. There's also Tiesto's "Traffic." This song's like coffee. It keeps me going. My favorite part's the staticky radio reception sounds near the end of the track. I also like Paul Van Dyk's "That's Life." It sounds sort of like a country song (just like his "Time Of Our Lives" single). Paul still uses the same beats in "That's Life" as well as in his other songs. I still like it. Paul Van Dyk never fails to impress me. Other songs include "Sky" by Modulation, Randy Katana's "One Solid Wave," Kane's "Rain Down On Me," Maaya's "Velvet Rain," and Blank & Jones' "Perfect Silence" (which is the last track the mix and ends in a fade-out). I still like Louie Devito's material a lot. But there are still things from his work that get me to worry. Volume seven of "NYC Underground Party" is going to be released this autumn. I'll be looking in to that. But my hopes aren't high. I fear this path this series is taking will continue downward. I know Louie can do better and I hope he does. I don't want anymore of his work to turn out like this. I'm afraid of what might happen if that keeps up.

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Simply Chilling

The Chillout Sessions, Vol. 3
Various Artists
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The Chillout Session 2

ASIN: B00006JTD1
Release Date: 2002-10-07

Tracks:

My Culture
My Friend - Groove Armada
All I Need - Air
Romeo [Acoustic Mix] - Basement Jaxx
What Sound - Lamb
Another Chance [Acoustic Version] - Roberto Sanchez
Summer in the Studio - Kinobe
We Are All Made of Stars [Downtempo] - Moby
Sunset - Nitin Sawhney
Hash Driven - Timo Maas
Weekend Starts Here - Fatboy Slim,
I Drink to Get Drunk
You Are Here
Tempovision - Etienne de Crecy
Ready - Charles Webster
Bohemian Sunset - Jazzanova
Runaway Dreamer - Felix da Housecat
Gonna Miss U [Kinobe Remix] - Abby Dobson, Paulmac
I Am the Black Gold of the Sun [4 Hero Remix] - Nuyorican Soul
Hide U [Acoustic Mix] - Kosheen
Destiny - Zero 7

Tracks:

Lazy - David Byrne, X-Press 2,
Beautiful [Extended Radio Mix] - Disco Montego
Music and Wine [Th'attaboy Vocal] - Blue Six
No Reason [DJ Meri Vox Mix] - Mambana
So Lonely [Photek Mix] - Jakatta
Point of View [Original Club Mix] - DB Boulevard
Young Hearts [San's Vibe Mix] - Kings of Tomorrow
Aquarius - Woody Herman
Stereo Flavas [Lum's Original Flava Remix] - Hi Fi Mike
At Night [Afterlife Mix] - Shakedown
If You Fall [Jask's Fall from Heaven Mix] - Ad Finem
Love Story - Bushwacka!, Layo & Bushwacka!
Shed My Skin [Pete Heller's Stylus Mix]
Stella - Mark Spoon, Mark Spoon
Action - Saint Etienne
Central Reservation [Spiritual Life Ibadan Edit] - Beth Orton

Album Description

Third installment in Ministry Of Sound's successful series. Two discs, Pool Beats & Beach House, featuring 37 tracks from such artists as Groove Armada, Air, Basement Jaxx, Lamb, Moby, Nitin Sawhney, Fatboy Slim, Zero 7, Kings Of Tomorrow, Saint Etienne & Beth Orton. Slipcase. 2002.

Album Details

Australian Exclusive Edition from Ministry of Sound of the Best Selling Chillout Sessions Series.

Customer Reviews:

Simply Chilling.......2003-05-11

After thoroughly loving The Chillout Sessions 2, I eagerly proceeded to buy this album, and I was not disappointed. From the funky beats of Groove Armada's "My Friend", to the earthy rhythm of Nitin Sawhney's "Sunset", this album was a mixture of blissful beats and chilled out house.

A personal (and perhaps obvious) favourite, was Zero 7's "Destiny". Nearly all the songs were excellent in their own right, with the only ones I didn't think belonged on the album were Basement Jaxx's "Romeo" and Lamb's "What Sound".

Following the same composure pattern as the previous chillout session, the first disc was filled with flowy, melodical beats, while the second disc was more dance-orientated.

Tracks:

Flashdance... (What a Feeling) - Irene Cara,
Precious Little Diamond - Gary Pldenbroek
G Minor - Exhibit A
Gabryelle
You Want Me Back
Heavenly [Sharam Jey Club Mix] - Didier Sinclair
Can't Get Better Than This
Feeling Blue - Silicone Soul
Till There Was You - Rachael Starr
Sweat - Anthony Acid,
Week End
Dancin' [David Vendetta Remix]
This Is House

Tracks:

Dancing Loving [DVD] [Original Mix] - Juan Magan,
Let's Bring It Back [3 PM Mix] [DVD]
People Moving [DVD]
Party Started [DVD] - Chris Garcia, Fred Pellichero
Come On [DVD] [Club Edit] - A.T.S.
Weird [DVD]
Fashion TV Club Session [DVD] [*]

Description

CD mixed by DJ Paulette: Groove Lickers vs Irene Cara "Flashdance (What a Feeling)", PLD vs Fox the Fox "Precious little Diamond", Exhibit A "G Minor", DJ Spen presents DJ Technic "Gabryelle", Barbara Tucker "You want me back", Didier Sinclair "Heavenly", La Fiesta Sound System "Decando", Sunhatch "Can't Get Better Than This", Silicone Soul "Feeling Blue", Rachael Starr "Till there was you", Anthony Acid Feat. Ruby "Sweat", Haji & Emanuel "Week End", A Tribe Called ES ft. Jaquita "Dancin" (David Vendetta Remix), Sbastien Drum feat Rolf Dyman "This is House", DVD mixed by DJ Alchemic Storm: Juan Magan & Victor Magan "Dancing Loving(Original Mix), Les Schmitz & Oliver Schmitz

Chillout Sessions: Summer Collection 2004

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First timer is hooked

Chillout Sessions: Summer Collection 2004
Various Artists
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The Chillout Sessions, Vol. 3

ASIN: B0000DJEQ3
Release Date: 2003-10-27

Tracks:

Mad World - Michael Andrews, Gary Jules
Sparks - Ropp
Clocks - Coldplay
Think Twice - Groove Armada
Black Cherry - Goldfrapp
Let It Be - The Biz
Good Dancers [Gerling Remix] - The Sleepy Jackson
23 Lies - Death in Vegas
Relapse - Little Birdy
Ramblin' Man - Lemon Jelly
Broken
Sofa Rockers [Richard Dorfmeister Remix]
Dove - Ikon
Try Me - Capitol A, Goapele, J Boogie
Jam for the Ladies - Moby, Princess Superstar
How Many Souls Must Fade? - King Brain,
Beautiful People - Crazy Penis
Evolution
Feeling Blue - Jakatta
More Than This - Charlie Hunter Quartet, Norah Jones

Tracks:

Past
Summertime
Audience - Herbert
Tonight [King Britt's Sexy Mix] - H-Foundation
Tessio [Akufen Remix] - Luomo
Autosoul [Rasmus Faber Remix] - Dubtribe Sound System
Whistle Song [Sunaga 'T Experience Remix] - Fantastic Plastic Machine
Baila - Jessica Caterina, DJ Chus, David Penn
Lovin Me [Dubtribe Sound System Remix] - BRS
Relaxin at Club F****n' [Dorfmeister vs. Madrid de los Austrias Versio]
It's in the Music
It's Automatic [Cosmos vs. Zoot Woman Radio Edit] - Zoot Woman
Walk, Watch, Drink
Deepest Blue [Jon Hopkins Mix] - Deepest Blue
Never Wanted This - Justine Suissa, Armin van Buuren
Don't Believe Anymore [Ivan & Colin's Cafatte Mix] - Icehouse
Suburban Harmony
Angel [Symphony of Sorrow] - Ad Finem
Walking on Fire [Ambient Mix] - Evolution, Jayn Hanna

Album Description

Full title - Chillout Sessions - Summer Edition 2003. Aussie exclusive compilation featuring Gary Jules, Royksopp, Coldplay, Groove Armada, Goldfrapp, Benny Benassi Presents 'The Biz', Sleepy Jackson, Death In Vegas, Little Birdy, Lemon Jelly, & many more

Album Details

Aussie Only "Chillout Sessions" from Ministry of Sound.

Customer Reviews:

First timer is hooked.......2004-10-25

I owe my older brother for introducing me to Zero 7 and Thievery Corporation. But this Summer 2004 Chillout blew me away and put me on a mission to find chilling tunes and inspiring mixes.

Disk 2 starts off dreamy with SubSub, and picks it up from there with funky, interesting tracks, seamlessly mixed together. BRS 'Lovin Me' is great, but all are good - hit play and call a few friends. Probably will be your fave of the two, initially.

Disk 1 turned me off at first, mostly due to the melancholy Michael Andrews "Mad World" - a Tears for Fears cover. A little more unusual mix, and a rapidly changing mood for a few tracks, but the latter tracks on Disc 1 are great. The Sofa Surfers, and tunes like 'Try Me' and 'Jam for the Ladies' converted me. Got to get a couple more MOS Chillout disks and am glad to have been exposed to these other artists!

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