Chillout Sessions, Vol. 7 [Import]

Product Description
Australian exclusive track listing. The Ministry of Sound Chillout Sessions series is constantly pushing things forward by presenting the best and most exciting sounds from the genre. Now in its seventh release, Chillout Sessions champions the new breed - with divine chillout moments from Freeform Five, Just Jack, Mylo, Phonique and Juliet spanning lush downtempo and deep electro house - as well as new material from such chillout legends as Air, Bent and Telepopmusik. Also features the much loved Candi Stanton - You Got The Love from the final episode of Sex And The City. Ministry of Sound. 2005.

Chillout Sessions, Vol. 7,Various Artists,Ministry of Sound UK,Dance,Dance Music,Pop,V/a Compilations

Average customer rating: So Dreamy, So Thick, So New... Kinda New Definitely worth listening to -- disregard the "rabid" fans ;-) Some great tracks. Worst Chillout Sessions by a long shot.

Chillout Sessions, Vol. 7 Various Artists Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Chillout Sessions, Vol. 8 Chillout Sessions, Vol. 6 Chillout Sessions, Vol. 5 Chillout Session 2006 Chillout Sessions, Vol. 4 ASIN: B0009FHK22 Release Date: 2005-05-09

Tracks:

1. Don't Look Back - Tpopmusik
2. Easy - Freeform Five
3. Inside - Bang Gang
4. Invisible - Infusion
5. Run (Jacknife Lee Remix) - Snow Patrol
6. Wires - Athlete
7. This Old Love - Lior
8. Love for Granted - Phoenix
9. Big Sand - Hardkandy
10. Secretly Watching Me - Hi Fi Mike
11. Estelle - A Man Called Adam
12. Loverman - Vassy
13. Sunworshipper - Mylo
14. Summertime Cowboy - Husky Rescue
15. Joker - Fatboy Slim
16. Lay It Down - Flevans
17. Snowflakes (Cured by Temple of Jay) - Just Jack
18. Nothing New (Mosquito Remix)
19. You Make Me Feel - Milosh
20. Alone in Kyoto - Air, Air
21. Kinda New - Spektrum
22. For the Time Being - Phonique
23. Till There Was You (John Creamer & Stephane K Radio Mix) - Rachael Starr
24. Don't Hide It - Alex Kidd,
25. Superworld
26. TT. Roy (Dub) - Turntablerocker
27. Safari
28. Avalon
29. Hired Goons - Evil Nine
30. Silicone (The Mighty Bop vs. Blackjoy Dub)
31. Comin' Back
32. I Love You (Manoo & Francois a Remix)
33. Let It Ride (Jimpster Remix)
34. Keep It Down
35. Stay with You - Lemon Jelly
36. Aporia - Black Grass
37. Police, Dogs, Bonfire (Linus Loves Remix) - Lazyboy
38. How Will I Know You
39. Hello There - Cagedbaby
40. You Got the Love (Now Voyager Mix)

Album Description

Australian exclusive track listing. The Ministry of Sound Chillout Sessions series is constantly pushing things forward by presenting the best and most exciting sounds from the genre. Now in its seventh release, Chillout Sessions champions the new breed - with divine chillout moments from Freeform Five, Just Jack, Mylo, Phonique and Juliet spanning lush downtempo and deep electro house - as well as new material from such chillout legends as Air, Bent and Telepopmusik. Also features the much loved Candi Stanton - You Got The Love from the final episode of Sex And The City. Ministry of Sound. 2005.

Album Details

Relax to the Chilled Sounds of Air, Infusion, Fatboy Slim, Lemon Jelly, Lazyboy, Bent, Phoenix and More.

Customer Reviews:

So Dreamy, So Thick, So New... Kinda New.......2006-04-07

I'll begin by saying this isn't the only "Ministry Of Sound Chillout Sessions" I've heard, in fact I love the MoS brand, so I can honestly say that EVERY single compilation has it's on flavour, from the "Clubber's Guide To" to "The Annual (Spring/ Summer/ Annual)" Which means, the previous and next instalments don't necesarily match this review. With that being said: This particular Compilation has a very elegant/ european/ underground feel to it. It's indie electronica and some rock-gone-acid-jazz, and of course, it wouldn't be European without some House music. It's fascinating that in the middle of an elephant-driven craze a song talking about taking a holiday so someone can love someone better starts to blend seamlessly. Yes, it's THAT type of record. It's not Pop, it's not a 'greatest hits' mash-up and it's definately not boring. I remember the first time I heard it (I was working graveyard shifts at that time) I'd listen to the first cd and it'd make me fall sound asleep after the first half. It's not a bad thing, it's just very relaxing, very soothing to the soul (Specially the Lior song "This Old Love", which helped me get through a rather painful breakup) Overall, it's THAT kind of session. It makes you think, it makes you apreciate it, it's a 'life soundtrack' from track 1 of the second disc ("we all live and die" from Kinda New) giving you a morning starter to the soothing track "Run (Jacknife Lee Remix)" on the first disc which invites you to THE promised dreamland. Nothing you'd expect from a regular MoS compilation, everything you'd expect from a really good chillout compilation. A MUST for any true Chillout Junkie.

Definitely worth listening to -- disregard the "rabid" fans ;-).......2005-07-15

If you like listening to an eclectic mix of mid-to-up-tempo dance music, this double album will keep you satisfied. I have not listened to too many MoS compilations, and this is the first one from the Chillout Sessions that I have in my stereo. It has become the most played album of my collection for the past several weeks. The selections are individually excellent, the grooves addictive, and the whole picture is even nicer as you don't stop in the middle and ask "What the heck was that?" about any of the tunes. If you are hesitant as to whether your $35 will be wasted, take it from an objective listener: try it out and you won't regret it...

Some great tracks........2005-06-18

I cannot agree with the other review that this CD is completely worthless, although I have not heard the other Ministry of Sound Chillout Session Volumes, this one certainly isn't as horrible as the other reviewer portrays it to be... there is a nice amount of good tracks on both CDs... although I can admit that there are also a few that are not very interesting at all. For example, I can't stop listening to tracks 1-4 and 16-20 on CD 1... but the songs in between go from not so good to pretty decent. I would definitely give this CD a chance however...

Worst Chillout Sessions by a long shot........2005-05-27

I've always been a fan of the Chillout Session compliations, but that may stop with this one.

The music on this 2 disc set, especially compared with the quality of most of the previous offerings, is dire. It's a collection primarily of presuambly first timers to this genre that manage to take standard chilout music, often little more than playing an underlying beat with melodic music over the top, and make it sound terrible, with boring beats, and painfully stupid lyrics sung badly, or crappy samples.

If you don't own any of the Chillout Sessions 1-4 then get those; they are all amazing in their own right, and totally above and beyond the garbage on this set. I haven't heard no. 6 yet but given no. 5 was pretty disappointing (although not this bad), then given no. 7 is like this the chances of me spending my money on anymore Chillout Sessions is really low. And it's time to hit up Ebay with this copy.

There are one or two tracks that stand out as above average but unfortunately no where near enough to even justify picking up this set. I don't want to mention them in case that might somehow encourage anyone to purchase this. I refuse to waste further time talking about this complete waste of my money other than to say this : Avoid.

Average customer rating:

Vol. 7-Chillout Sessions ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music | Ambient | Dance Pop | Disco | Drum & Bass | Electronica | Freestyle | Techno-House | Trance | Trip Hop ASIN: B000A2H3HG Release Date: 2005-06-21

Album Description

Australian Exclusive! The Ministry of Sound Chillout Sessions series is constantly pushing things forward by presenting the best and most exciting sounds from the genre. Now in its seventh release, Chillout Sessions champions the new breed - with divine chillout moments from Freeform Five, Just Jack, Mylo, Phonique and Juliet spanning lush downtempo and deep electro house - as well as new material from such chillout legends as Air, Bent and Telepopmusik. Also features the much loved Candi Stanton's 'You Got The Love' from the final episode of Sex And The City. 2005.

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