| Disc: 1 |
| 1. Waiting [John Creamer Remix] |
| 2. Superstar [Bill Hamel Mix] - Jan Johnston |
| 3. This Is Not a Breakdown - Realm |
| 4. Megatron |
| 5. Bumper [Plump DJ's Mix] |
| 6. Idioteque - Radiohead |
| 7. Into the Dawn [Ashtrax Remix] |
| 8. Maas Attacks - Timo Maas |
| 9. Transit |
| 10. Narayan - The Prodigy |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Different Signs |
| 2. I Feel Loved [Danny Tenaglia's Labour of Love Mix] - Depeche Mode |
| 3. Summer Song (Be My Friend) [Davoli's Propane Mix] |
| 4. Feeling - A B, DC |
| 5. Beautiful Day [The Perfecto Mix] - U2, |
| 6. Sepia - Max Graham |
| 7. Deep Blue [Remix] |
| 8. Day After |
| 9. Silent Words [Solarstone Vocal Mix] - Jan Johnston |
| 10. Open Your Eyes [Instrumental] |
Editorial Reviews
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Like your favorite gourmet restaurant, Paul Oakenfold always mixes the familiar with pleasant new twists. On Ibiza, Oakenfold is every inch the vintage progressive house-trance DJ, packing both discs with springboard dynamics, variety, and spice. The first track, "Waiting," is a John Creamer remix of a Nat Monday composition, and it gets the pulse jogging with over 10 minutes of invigorating trance. Depeche Mode chips in with a Danny Tenaglia mix of "I Feel Loved" (different versions of which can be found on the CD single), and Oakenfold contributes his own lush mix of U2's "Beautiful Day." The collection is brought steaming home by Insigma's house-trance driver "Open Your Eyes" and PPK's dramatic but house-fun "ResuRection (Space Club Mix)." Things do get a bit wonky midway through the record's first half, as Radiohead's "Idioteque" is too twee and tart for this mix's overall tone. It takes the freeway-crunching "Transit" by Arena to bring Ibiza back into comfortable contextual territory. Nobody manages to pack clubs worldwide like Oakenfold, and when he's really trying, nobody can pack a club into two discs and a plastic box like Oakenfold, either. On Ibiza, the man put some elbow grease into his mixing board. --Steffan Chirazi
Product Description
Hot from scoring the hit Hollywood film 'Swordfish', world-class progressive trance DJ, Paul Oakenfold returns with what is set to be his finest double CD mix set to date. Inspired by the hedonistic yet spiritual vitality of the Mediterranean paradise island known as Ibiza, Oakenfold transports you to ecstatic new heights with choice selections and his signature ultra-smooth mixing.
Highly recommended. I'd rate this my third best Trance CD after Tiesto's "In Search of Sunrise 4 - Latin America - CD2", and "Armin Van Buuren - Live at MAXIMA FM (A Radio Station in Spain) 3 Hour set"
Disc 2 is all trance. It's terrible and therefore makes this release only worth 1/2 the price.
The atmosphere for a brilliant night out in the clubs takes form from the moment the coy rhythms of M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade's classic "Body Language" enter the ear canal. Disc one pumps out a scorching twenty-one tracks, leaving not a dull moment. This is very similar to Steve Porter's "Porterhouse Vol. 2" where many of the tracks are under two minutes long but there remains a sizeable selection of six+ minute tracks as well. Bottom line: No disappointments and no frustrating frills. "High Volume" and "Freak Me" hit hard from the beginning, illustrating one of the most interesting facets of Halliwell's mixing - that there is no unnecessary pretense. As with any decent mix album, there are the inevitable build-ups and breath-catchers. Cream Ibiza 2007, however, employs this formula much differently than the average DJ album would dare to: The first peak, in fact, occurs roughly four minutes into the first disc and each subsequent peak blows my mind with its raw and jubilant intensity!
"Space & Time" lends the introductory hand to the second disc, touching softly on the melodic side of ambience as the introduction crescendos. The second disc is a blistering combination of tech-trance and conventional techno club bangers which not only turn up the heat, but the bass as well (re: "Need To Feel"). Seventeen tracks grace this mix, turning up a potpourri of slightly longer, more ambitious clubbing tracks that certainly do the Cream label a good bit of justice. 4 Strings' "Mainline" introduces a quicker timbre that is as driving as much as it is addictive. Much of the second disc sounds akin to The Thrillseekers' "Nightmusic, Vol. 1": Sonically moving music that soars into the heavens, carrying your mind with it.
I cannot stop moving to this: Cream Ibiza 2007 is probably the best club mix album of the year so far. Eddie's first disc is an unstoppable juggernaut of ecstatic dance floor mania, and it is difficult to put the atmosphere into more proper words. His second disc is a planetarium of wondrous and stunning melodic constellations. Almost every track warrants mention, but there are several that, for me, make the mixes. As far as disc one goes, these include "Freak Me," "Discopolis," "R U Sure?" "Hit Girl" (my personal favorite), "Witchi Tai To," "Volta" and "Faithful Nights." The second disc brings fantastic beats riding on the spines of like-minded tracks including "Mainline," "Open Our Eyes," "Battery," "Fire Devil" and "Volcano." Eddie Halliwell's track selection moves effortlessly between Balearic trance, techno and conventional house to electro-funk and light breaks, lending the soft kiss of coherency to an abundance of scattered EDM styles and producers. Perhaps not worth the enormous price tag ($20 dollars would be more appropriate), but a great album nonetheless in this reviewer's eyes.
~Lex
Kaskade's funk-infused "Sorry" kicks things off, transitioning into the pleasantly moody "I Thought That" by The Migrants. Unlike Space Ibiza 2006, the 2007 release seems to seek a certain direction and embraces tracks which aid in marking that direction. In this case, the path Azuli Records seems to want to follow appears to be that of the hybridization of relatively cutting edge electro and tech-house with surprising minimal numbers - but this hybridization, as it were, can become confusing and irritable at times. The `NY Sexy Mix' of "Changes" sent me bouncing, though, and sky-high lyricists, such as those featured on tracks like "Guilty" and "I Got Cash" revive memories of the innocence of mid-90's EDM, which for some will age like moldy bread and to others snuggle nicely within the mélange of the bumping house. For a club compilation, disc one certainly books the ticket without being OVERLY-stale; the second disc, however, caught me off-guard!
I did not expect an Ibiza-influenced release to feature any minimal tech-house at all - that style of EDM simply has not previously coincided -commercially- with Ibiza before. Disc two, however, is so heavily influenced by minimal tech-house that it sounds like a hopped-up version of some wacky Alex Smoke, M.A.N.D.Y., Tigerskin, Omid 16B or Booka Shade. Truly surprising, as the two discs juxtapose with one another like night and day. For me, THIS is the selling point for Azuli's 2007 compilation and makes it stand far apart from the label's lukewarmly received Space Ibiza 2006 release. With a pretty decent lineup of minimal artists including Remo, Smash TV, Oxia and Audion, disc two surely impressed me with its diversity. But make no mistake - it is not a minimal house album in a purist sense. The minimal house is interspersed amongst sensual melodic house tracks such as "I Feel For You," "Umbrella," "Agent Blue" and of course the closing track, "Azure (Part 1)." Booka Shade lends two grinding and soulful tracks to the mix to keep things shaken, not stirred, and the same can be said about "I Got Cash" and "Da Bump." And so, while disc two is neither a downtempo nor a purely minimal house mix, it breathes stark contrast with regards to disc one which oozes energetic movement of the body.
Azuli's Space Ibiza 2007 is a decent, and arguably ripe collection of tracks snatched from the uppermost surface and innermost depths of the electronic dance music spectra. Why three stars? The album's inability to pick a mood and ride it out long enough for a dancer to catch on is a snag. It is also not as solidly mixed as (in my opinion) Cream Ibiza 07 was. Lastly, this mix isnt worth twenty six dollars, not by a longshot. If you can pick it up for eighteen or so, I would definitely recommend it based on its startling diversity; and it really is a fine album - just a bit wobbly.
~Lex
Disc 2 is a bit more cheesy, but best sums up the dance music trends at the time..
ENJOY.
NB: don't bother with other mixes if you didn't enjoy this.. its the best DJ in the world, at the top of his game, during the peak of the electronic music scene, at the dance music capital of the world.
MAGIC!
Due to electronica's ever-evolving sound, it is hard to find compilations that don't get tiresome after a few years. In my opinion, Global Underground 013:Ibiza is one of these gems. Disc 1 is one of my personal favorites under the Global Underground label. Eight years later and I never tire of it.
Disc 2 is a little more outdated. I don't like the track selection as much, and have a hard time listening to the whole disc in one sitting. Still enjoyable though.
Disc 1 get 5/5 stars and disc 2 4/5 stars.
This compilation is worth possessing for disc 1 alone.
Every DJ has his album.
DJ Sasha found his, preliminarily, with Xpander. He rediscovered himself with Involver. But Ibiza remains his greatest achievement to date, and the proof lies within the brilliant music this man has chosen to present to us, the worthy progressive masses. The recipe for success, in this case is rather simple:
1 Quintessential DJ mixed with 1 Quintessential Trance world locale. Blend, mix and refrigerate. Serves millions.
All cuteness aside, however, this is one truly epic album, and perhaps the greatest achievement of the revered Global Underground series; I think Sasha knew what was expected of him with the release of this double-disc following his wildly popular San Francisco set, and he came through in strides. The typical formula for the GU series is this: Disc one, a bit slower, more patience required, beautiful and majestic yet less danceable, with disc two being the harder-hitting, rave-inducing and generally more well-liked disc. In this sense, Sasha's release is hard to compare with other Global Underground releases.
Disc one is DEEP. Perhaps this is foreshadowed by the titles of the first two tracks? Nonetheless, this disc is one beautiful, powerful and spiritual trip into the psyche. I often meditate to this disc; it's that deep. The tracks are so masterfully crafted, chosen and mixed that where I am in the album in terms of track is no longer any concern. The second half of disc one, while equally and fantastic and mesmerizing, rises the bpm a little and pulsates. Sasha displays a split-personality complex on this first disc, all the while making the two halves seem like a perfectly logical whole.
Disc two is less consistent in terms of the intensity of mood, but by all means this does not make it a lesser disc! This disc is every bit as wonderful as the first and I would challenge anyone to dispute this. "Fibonacci Sequence" has to be one of the most strangely wonderful tracks I have ever heard, with the spoken-word sequence itself oozing in and out of the track. The bass, the beat, everything about this 10+ minute introductory track is impeccable. 'Zoe', 'Perception' and 'The Fly' are very dancable and expertly mixed tracks which blend together in preparation for the one and only 'Xpander' - a beautiful addition to any mix, but especially beautiful when placed in the hands of its creator. He proves he knows exactly how to manipulate not only the work of others, but of himself as well.
Perhaps my favorite part of the entire two-disc set is summed up within the last four tracks on the second disc. Beginning with 'Mercury and Solace' and 'Dreamstate (LSG Mix)' (two tracks that have lulled me to sleep on many an occasion due to their delicate beauty) and 'Heaven Scent' (a Bedrock staple track that I happen to love) finalize this aural apex - but with a twist. Junkie XL's 'Future in Computer Hell (Part 2)', curiously inserted in between Dreamstate and Heaven Scent, is one of the most quintessential breakbeat grooves I have heard in a long, long time. It honestly reminds me of 'Rykketid' or 'One Flew Over The Cocoo's Nest' on Zabiela's Utilities.
The music speaks for itself - like true music should. This is the Five-Star Hotel, the Presidential Suite, the finest Russian caviar of progressive trance mixes, and the cream of the Global Underground crop.
As essential for the 21st century as Renaissance - The Mix Collection was for the 1990s.
~Lex
If you like this I recommend you try In Trance We Trust, Special Collectors Edition by DJ Cor Fijneman, Creamfields by Paul Oakenfold and the In Search of Sunrise series by DJ Tiesto.
Get all the State of Trance CDs, Collect DJ Tiesto, try James Holden Balance 005, Don't forget Mark Schulz - Miami '05, Paul Oakenfold's Creamfields of course PVD's new The Politics of Dancing 2. This is enough to keep that iPod battery running out for the next year or so...
Tracks
#1- 4/5 Great intro
#2- 5/5 Very enchanting
#3- 3/5 Not super but still flows well
#4- 5/5 Insane, beautiful vocals
#5- 3/5 Not great but still flows
#6- 5/5 (My favourite)
#7- 2.5/5 Weakest track
#8- 2.5/5 Bit boring
#9- 3/5 Ok
#10- 5/5 Huge Track
#11- 4/5 Great track
#12- 3.5/5 OK
#13- 3.5/5 Ok
#14- 4/5 Great Booster
Like your favorite gourmet restaurant, Paul Oakenfold always mixes the familiar with pleasant new twists. On Ibiza, Oakenfold is every inch the vintage progressive house-trance DJ, packing both discs with springboard dynamics, variety, and spice. The first track, "Waiting," is a John Creamer remix of a Nat Monday composition, and it gets the pulse jogging with over 10 minutes of invigorating trance. Depeche Mode chips in with a Danny Tenaglia mix of "I Feel Loved" (different versions of which can be found on the CD single), and Oakenfold contributes his own lush mix of U2's "Beautiful Day." The collection is brought steaming home by Insigma's house-trance driver "Open Your Eyes" and PPK's dramatic but house-fun "ResuRection (Space Club Mix)." Things do get a bit wonky midway through the record's first half, as Radiohead's "Idioteque" is too twee and tart for this mix's overall tone. It takes the freeway-crunching "Transit" by Arena to bring Ibiza back into comfortable contextual territory. Nobody manages to pack clubs worldwide like Oakenfold, and when he's really trying, nobody can pack a club into two discs and a plastic box like Oakenfold, either. On Ibiza, the man put some elbow grease into his mixing board. --Steffan Chirazi
Product Description
Hot from scoring the hit Hollywood film 'Swordfish', world-class progressive trance DJ, Paul Oakenfold returns with what is set to be his finest double CD mix set to date. Inspired by the hedonistic yet spiritual vitality of the Mediterranean paradise island known as Ibiza, Oakenfold transports you to ecstatic new heights with choice selections and his signature ultra-smooth mixing.
Ibiza,Perfecto Presents Paul Oakenfold,Perfecto [Studio K7],Acid House,Club/Dance,DJ,Dance,Dance Music,Goa Trance,House,Pop,Producer,Progressive Trance,Remixing,Trance
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Ibiza '06
Markus Schulz Manufacturer: Moist Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B000IU3Y9Q Release Date: 2006-10-31 |
Tracks:
- Ohmna "People Get Lost"
- Benya "Mimas"
- Jose Amnesia Feat. Jennifer Rene "Louder"
- Joost Van der Vleuten "New Horizon"
- Lens "Dusk Till Dawn" (Alex Stealthy Remix)
- Progressia "Shelter"
- Francis Blaid "Mystery" (Allende Remix)
- Niklas Harding & Funabashi "Addictive"
- Alex Monakhov "Feel Lonely"
- Benz & MD "Turning The Curve" (Original Mix)
- Nick Thompson "Strategos"
- 4Mal & Matthew Adams featuring Corey Andrew "Technology & Computer Parts" (Matthew Adams Dub Mix)
- Chuck Luis "Collision"
- DJ Remy "Wink"
Tracks:
- Ormatie "Glassow" (Original Mix)
- Joonas Hahmo "The Fusion" (Hawk Remix)
- Perry O'Neil "South-West Saga"
- Baltic Sound "Glimmer" (Micah and Joel Armstrong's Ruhnsong Remix)
- Andy Moor vs Orkidea "YearZero"
- Kenneth Thomas "Achems Razor"
- Roland Klinkenberg "Whats Thwe Point"
- Nick Thompson "Once Upon A Time"
- Markus Schulz ft. Anita Kelsey "First Time" (Funabashi Remix)
- Algarve "Greasepaint"
- Ambrosial "Sunshift"
- Kyau & Albert "Kiksu"
- Sassot "Where It All Begun"
- Breakfast "The Air Between"
Album Description
After a long, hot summer rocking the White Isle with his Global DJ Broadcast international radio show and gigs in Amnesia, Markus Schulz presents an aural snapshot of the season in this double CD, Ibiza 06. Essential listening for anyone who partied in the world's favourite playground, and for those who wish they were there, it's a summery slice of Balearic action in keeping with the prog-trance vibe that's been permeating the island. "It's my interpretation of this summer's progressive trance, what's done it on the island for me," says Markus. "The feeling that I get when I hear these tunes is indescribable! I love to play Amnesia, in fact it's one of my favourite clubs in the whole world - the experience when you're in that DJ booth, with that crowd - there's nothing else like it."Customer Reviews:
Quite possibly the best trance cd EVER.......2007-06-30
Schulz Is Back.......2007-06-11
good cd.......2007-06-09
One of the best Melodic Trance CDs Ever!.......2007-06-07
Highly recommended. I'd rate this my third best Trance CD after Tiesto's "In Search of Sunrise 4 - Latin America - CD2", and "Armin Van Buuren - Live at MAXIMA FM (A Radio Station in Spain) 3 Hour set"
Ibiza 06 - weaker than previous Ibiza.......2007-05-14
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Es Vive Ibiza 2007
Various Artists Manufacturer: Fierce Panda ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000S75C4Y Release Date: 2007-07-23 |
Tracks:
- Maps
- Time After Time
- Idea
- You Started Something
- Get Down
- Freedom
- Optimistic
- After All
- Don't Matter
- Just Friends
- Take Me To The Sun
- Sound Of Freedom
- I Can't Wait
- Celebrate
- Bomb The Secret
- Feelin Love
- Don't Mess With The Man
- Rush On Me
- Shine
- Work
- Automatic
- Sos
- Last Night A Dj
- Keep On Jumping
- Sunset To Sunrise
- Better Days
- All Woman
- Body Language
- Break 4 Love
- If
- Twisted
- Somewhere Beyond
- I Thought That
- Digital
- U Spin Me Round
- Playground
- Off Da Hook
- Traylight
- Let The Beats Roll
- Bigger Than Big
Album Details
Mark Doyle's Fierce Angel Brand Continues to Soar with the 2007 Triple CD Set of the Popular "es Vive Ibiza" Series. This Mix Collection Sets the Bar for all Others to Follow with Only the Best Tracks for Clubbing on the Fabled Island for the Summer Season. The '07 Mix Includes Tracks from the Todd Terry All-stars, Disco Freaks, Soulsearcher, Bob Sinclar, Peyton, Eighteen Ft. Stephanie Mills, Corenell Vs. Lisa Marie Experience, Robert Owens and Seamus Haji, Inaya Day, Masters at Work, Ultra Nate and Many More.
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Afterhours: Ibiza
Various Artists Manufacturer: Global Underground ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000R9QEZO Release Date: 2007-07-09 |
Tracks:
- Happy (Make You Happy) - Max Sedgley
- Girls in Hats - The Loose Cannons
- Knight Rider - Thugfucker
- Young Folks - Peter Bjorn and John,
- F.O.G. - LSB
- Texas - Benjamin Theves
- Musique [Edit] - Riot in Belgium
- Activ 8 [Vix-Vapo Mix] - Altern 8
- Freak - Soul Conspiracy
- Face [the Teenagers Remix] - The Black Ghost
- Police Dogs Bonfire [Linus Loves Mix] - Lazyboy
- Listen Up! [Tronik Youth Remix] - Gossip
- Yeah [Jimpster Remix] - L.E.O.
- Goodbye Pluto V2 - 16 Bit Lolitas
- Trauermusik - Partial Arts
- Horse with No Name - Florian Horwath, Seelenluft
- Ritournelle - Sebastien Tellier
Tracks:
- Flight LB7475 - Loco Dice
- Mouth to Mouth - Audion
- Chromophobia - Gui Boratto
- Moan [Vocal Version] - Trentem, Ane Trolle
- Zentitude - The Last Atlant
- Monsters of the Deep - Eelke Kleijn
- Amunicja - Lukasz Bukowski
- Last Night in Vegas - Tobias Lirchen, , Toby Montana
- Quipa [Etienne de Crecy Mix] - Eyerer, Namito
- Tin Foil - Autophase
- West - JPaape
- Bug in Me System - Radioactive Man,
- Positive Education - Slam
- Boom [Dub Beats] - Zircof
- At Les - Trickside
- Beautiful Song - Gui Boratto, , Carlo Dall'Anesse
- Summit - Josh Gabriel
- Shiver [Ewan Pearson's Bari Girl Remix] - Silver City
Tracks:
- 6AM Sedna [Ambient Edit] - Lostep
- Maroon Balloon - Pako & Frederik
- Shards - Darkglobe
- Sacrifice Theme - Cristian Paduraru
- Big Chill - Eelke Kleijn
- Like You [Thugf**ker Instrumental Reprise] - R3Mote
- Elegant Suite, Pt. 3 - Trafik
- Opium [Make or Break Mix] - Kevin Swain
- Pimento Grove - Dale Anderson, Anil Shawla
- Glad We Did - Thomas Sagstad
- So Comfortable - Sissy
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Global Underground Continue to Carve Out a Unique Niche in Dance Music with the Afterhours Series.
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Clubber's Guide Ibiza '07
Various Artists Manufacturer: Ministry Sound Ger ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000PKG630 Release Date: 2007-07-10 |
Tracks:
- Copyright feat. Tasita D'Mour - Can Rise (Club Mix)
- Mr. V feat. Miss Patty - Da Bump (Warren Clarke Rmx)
- Seamus Haji feat. KayJay - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
- The Migrants - I Thought That (Boris Dlugosch Vocal Mix)
- Plastik Funk - Let Me See Your Hands (Corenell Mix)
- Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness
- Simone Anés feat. Nicole Tyler - Where I Belong
- DADA feat. Sandy Rivera & Trix - Lollipop (Original Mix)
- Meck feat. Dino - Feels Like Home
- Spektrum - Kinda New (Dirty South 07 Club Mix)
- Jonathan Ulysses - Maximize (Dub Mix)
- Switch - A Bit Patchy (Eric Prydz Remix)
- Camille Jones vs. Fedde Le Grand - The Creeps
- Eric Prydz vs. Pink Floyd - Proper Education (S. Ingrosso Rmx)
- Bob Sinclar - Everybody Movin (Maverick & Thoneick Rmx)
- Alex Gaudino feat. Crystal Waters - Destination Calabria
- Damien J. Carter & J. Ulysses - This Is How We... Rock!!!
- Dave Spoon - At Night (Extended Mix)
- De Souza feat. Shena - Guilty (Club Mix)
- Freeform Five - No More Conversations (Original Mix)
Tracks:
- Bob Sinclar feat. Gary Pine & Dollarman - Sound Of Freedom
- Yves Larock - Rise Up (Original Mix)
- Club 7 - Feel The Fever (Electronic System Club Mix)
- Weekend Warriors - Endless (Original Mix)
- Booty Luv - Boogie 2Nite (Seamus Haji Big Love Club
- ASBO feat. Katherine Ellis - Let The Beat Hit' Em
- David Vendetta - Love To Love You Baby(Extended Club Mix)
- City Sneakerz - You Don't Own Me (Smax & Gold Mix)
- Erick Decks - Wild Obsession (Tim Le El Remix)
- Hans Centen - Full Strike' (Club Mix)
- Chris Lake feat. Laura V - Changes (Dirty South Remix)
- Deck Raiders - Just The Way I´d Like To Go
- Corenell - Keep On Jumpin´ (God Save The UK! Queen Mix)
- Funkerman& F. Le Gr. pres. "F TO THE F" - Wheels In Motion
- Ragsy vs Laurent Konrad - This Beat Is (Original Mix)
- Mason vs. Princess Superstar - Perfect Exceeder
- Backside Artists vs. Geen Plank - Sonic Empire 2007
- VooDoo & Serano - Kylar's Guitar (Instrumental Mix)
- Swen Weber - First Stroke (Original Mix)
- Pryda - Armed
Album Description
Ministry of Sound Germany has published this year's edition of one of the most successful compilation series ever - the Clubbers' Guide Ibiza '07! Everything that'll heat up Ibiza's dance-floors in 2007 is yours for the taking on this phenomenal compilation. Once again, the sound package is complemented by a chunky scene guide: a 48-page booklet, this year as a tri-lingual edition, in English, Spanish and German.
First up on this double-disc set is top House DJ Jonathan Ulysses who has been a resident at Space for 8 years. As well as playing other clubs on Ibiza (such as Amnesia, El Divino and Privilege), the man is in demand from Munich to Shanghai and regularly heats up the clubs in his home country of England.
On the second disc, German DJ/producer duo VooDoo & Tommy Serano have also ranked among the residents at the Ibizan superclub, Space since the late 90s. Their production "Don't You Know" was a top Ibiza hit in 2005. Their mix of uplifting House tunes, pumping Electro and outstanding classics has been a crucial factor in creating the ultimate "Balearic Sound".
There's no doubt about it: with the Clubber's Guide Ibiza '07, Ministry of Sound Germany has captured the vital sound of Ibiza, down to the very last groove. It's doesn't get more authentic and hot than this, so come join the party!
Album Description
Ministry of Sound Germany has published this year's edition of one of the most successful compilation series ever - the Clubbers' Guide Ibiza '07! Everything that'll heat up Ibiza's dance-floors in 2007 is yours for the taking on this phenomenal compilation. Once again, the sound package is complemented by a chunky scene guide: a 48-page booklet, this year as a trilingual edition, in English, Spanish and German. First up on this double-disc set is top House DJ Jonathan Ulysses who has been a resident at Space for 8 years. As well as playing other clubs on Ibiza (such as Amnesia, El Divino and Privilege), the man is in demand from Munich to Shanghai and regularly heats up the clubs in his home country of England. On the second disc, German DJ/producer duo VooDoo & Tommy Serano have also ranked among the residents at the Ibizan superclub, Space since the late 90s. Their production 'Don't You Know' was a top Ibiza hit in 2005. Their mix of uplifting House tunes, pumping Electro and outstanding classics has been a crucial factor in creating the ultimate ''Balearic Sound.''
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Ibiza 2007 Summer Collection
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ASIN: B000RHR83S Release Date: 2007-06-26 |
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Cream Ibiza 07: Mixed by Eddie Halliwell
Various Artists Manufacturer: Newstate ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B000Q67G1E Release Date: 2007-06-25 |
Tracks:
- Body Language [Eddie's Delay-Ed-It] [Tocadisco Remix]
- Remember - Pryda
- High Volume [Rob Mooney Remix] [Eddie's-Ed-It] - Jon Gurd, Rob Mooney
- Freak Me [Dave Spoon Mix] - Andrea Doria, LXR
- Tension - Freakx Brothers
- Discopolis [Ed's-Ed-It] [Chris Lake Remix] - Lifelike, Kris Menace
- R U Sure? [Ran Shani Mix] - MYNC Project
- Signatune [Thomas Bangalter Edit] [Eddie's Live EFX-Ed-It] - DJ Mehdi
- Hit Girl - Sebastien Leger
- Nostalgia [Eddie's Live 909-Ed-It] - Jody Wisternoff
- Witchi Tai To [M Factor Vocal Remix] - X-Press 2,
- Razorblade [Malente Dub] [Eddie's-Ed-It]
- Back Once Again - DJ Jeroenski
- Housetrap [Eddie's-Ed-It] - Laidback Luke
- Get Up [General Electric Version] [Eddie's Live EFX-Ed-It] - Global Deejays,
- Volta [Olivier Giacomotto Remix] - Robot Needs Oil
- Feedback [Original Mix] - John Acquaviva,
- It - Laidback Luke
- Above the Influence [Eddie's-Ed-It]
- Here's Something This That [Eddie's Layer-Ed-It]
- Faithful Nights [Eddie's-Ed-It]
Tracks:
- Space & Time [Eddie's Filter-Ed-It] [Intro Mix]
- Need to Feel [Eddie's Extend-Ed-It] [Wippenberg Remix] - Super8 & Tab,
- Mainline [4 Turntables Mix]
- Open Our Eyes [Sean Tyas Mix] - Insigma
- Genetic
- Heaven Scent [Greg Downey Remix]
- Battery [Eddie's Energizer-Ed-It]
- Fire Devil [Eddie's Layer-Ed-It] - Gleave Dobbin
- Constellation - Thomas Bronzwaer
- Low Resolution Fox [John Askew Mix]
- Volcano [2am Album Mix] [Eddie's Live EFX-Ed-It]
- Close Horizon [Giuseppe Ottaviani Remix] - Thomas Bronzwaer
- Corruption - Paul Webster
- More to Life [Eddie's Echo-Ed-It]
- Ignite It [Eddie's Layer-Ed-It] [Original Mix] - Ignition Technician
- Clones 9 [Eddie's Essential 3 Deck-Ed-It]
- Lethal Industry [Richard Durand Remix]
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The "Cream Ibiza" Party is Known as the Biggest Night on Island and the Cream Group Return for 2007. They Teamed Once Again with their Ibiza Resident and Radio One Top DJ, Eddie Halliwell, a True Superstar DJ and a Confirmed Leader of the New School of Global DJ'S. His Intense DJ Sets Incorporate his Own Brand of Scratching, his Own Exclusive Re-edits and Live Sampling that Leave Crowds around the Globe Continually Gagging for More. On this Set, He Doesn't Disappoint, Delivering an Awesome Snapshot on 2CD'S that Represent his Impeccable Musical Tastes. Cd1 is a Journey Through Twisted Pumping House and Electro While Cd2 is a Full on Main Room Session of Techno and Tech-trance. Both Mixes Include Exclusive Re-edits of Key Tracks by Eddie Himself Created to Enhance this Album to the Max.Customer Reviews:
Only worth 1/2 the price.......2007-07-15
Disc 2 is all trance. It's terrible and therefore makes this release only worth 1/2 the price.
Worthy of Ibiza.......2007-06-25
The atmosphere for a brilliant night out in the clubs takes form from the moment the coy rhythms of M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade's classic "Body Language" enter the ear canal. Disc one pumps out a scorching twenty-one tracks, leaving not a dull moment. This is very similar to Steve Porter's "Porterhouse Vol. 2" where many of the tracks are under two minutes long but there remains a sizeable selection of six+ minute tracks as well. Bottom line: No disappointments and no frustrating frills. "High Volume" and "Freak Me" hit hard from the beginning, illustrating one of the most interesting facets of Halliwell's mixing - that there is no unnecessary pretense. As with any decent mix album, there are the inevitable build-ups and breath-catchers. Cream Ibiza 2007, however, employs this formula much differently than the average DJ album would dare to: The first peak, in fact, occurs roughly four minutes into the first disc and each subsequent peak blows my mind with its raw and jubilant intensity!
"Space & Time" lends the introductory hand to the second disc, touching softly on the melodic side of ambience as the introduction crescendos. The second disc is a blistering combination of tech-trance and conventional techno club bangers which not only turn up the heat, but the bass as well (re: "Need To Feel"). Seventeen tracks grace this mix, turning up a potpourri of slightly longer, more ambitious clubbing tracks that certainly do the Cream label a good bit of justice. 4 Strings' "Mainline" introduces a quicker timbre that is as driving as much as it is addictive. Much of the second disc sounds akin to The Thrillseekers' "Nightmusic, Vol. 1": Sonically moving music that soars into the heavens, carrying your mind with it.
I cannot stop moving to this: Cream Ibiza 2007 is probably the best club mix album of the year so far. Eddie's first disc is an unstoppable juggernaut of ecstatic dance floor mania, and it is difficult to put the atmosphere into more proper words. His second disc is a planetarium of wondrous and stunning melodic constellations. Almost every track warrants mention, but there are several that, for me, make the mixes. As far as disc one goes, these include "Freak Me," "Discopolis," "R U Sure?" "Hit Girl" (my personal favorite), "Witchi Tai To," "Volta" and "Faithful Nights." The second disc brings fantastic beats riding on the spines of like-minded tracks including "Mainline," "Open Our Eyes," "Battery," "Fire Devil" and "Volcano." Eddie Halliwell's track selection moves effortlessly between Balearic trance, techno and conventional house to electro-funk and light breaks, lending the soft kiss of coherency to an abundance of scattered EDM styles and producers. Perhaps not worth the enormous price tag ($20 dollars would be more appropriate), but a great album nonetheless in this reviewer's eyes.
~Lex
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Space Ibiza 2007
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ASIN: B000R9QFM6 Release Date: 2007-07-16 |
Tracks:
- Sorry [Dirty South Remix] - Kaskade
- I Thought That [Boris Dlugosch Remix]
- Changes [NY Sexy Mix] - DJ Disciple, , David Tort
- Guilty [Eddie Thoneick Remix] - De Souza,
- Sid Bubble [Yer Man Remix] - JdotP
- Dark Beat - Kamisshake
- Idiots [Audiojack Remix]
- Yeah [Jimpster Remix]
- Magic Carpet Ride 07 [Claude Vonstroke Sucker Free City Edition] - Mighty Dub Katz
- Volta [Olivier Giacomotto Remix] - Robot Needs Oil
- Get Dumb - Axwell, , Laidback Luke
- Everybody [Ben Macklin Remix] - Tim Andresen
Tracks:
- Mouth to Mouth
- Domino - Oxia
- I Feel for You [Axwell Remix] - Bob Sinclair
- Umbrella [Original Instrumental Version] - Steve Angeloo, Sebastian Ingrosso
- I Got Cash - Nicole Moudaber
- Bump [Ame Original Remix]
- Darko [Booka's Funk Da Funk Mix]
- Agent Blue [Original] - Guy J
- Ananda
- Air - Smash TV
- In White Rooms
- Mizar [Audiofly Mix]
- Azure, Pt. 1
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- Bonus Material [DVD]
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2CD+DVD (PAL/Region 0) set. Azuli. 2007.Album Details
2007 Limited Edition Deluxe Package of the Annual Double CD Event Presented with a Bonus Dvd (Ntsc/Region 0) featuring Footage of the Club Along with Interviews of Top DJ'S Like Carl Cox, Tiefschwarz, Felix Da Housecat, Smokin Jo, M.a.n.d.y. And More! the Legendary Club Space is Not Only the Most Popular Club in Ibiza, but Has Been Consistently Voted the "Best Club in the World". This Double CD Set Captures the True Spirit of Space Ibiza with a Definitive Guide to the Island's Best Sunsoaked Anthems and Coolest Twisted Tracks for 2007, Mixed by DJ David Piccioni. Among the Tracks Are Audion's "Mouth to Mouth", the Dirty South Remix of Kaskade's "Sorry" as Well as Tracks from Axwell, Angello, Ingrosso and Laiback Luke. The Package also Includes a Coupon for 15 Euros off Friday Night Admission Through the Summer Season!Customer Reviews:
Good mix, ample room for improvement.......2007-07-22
Kaskade's funk-infused "Sorry" kicks things off, transitioning into the pleasantly moody "I Thought That" by The Migrants. Unlike Space Ibiza 2006, the 2007 release seems to seek a certain direction and embraces tracks which aid in marking that direction. In this case, the path Azuli Records seems to want to follow appears to be that of the hybridization of relatively cutting edge electro and tech-house with surprising minimal numbers - but this hybridization, as it were, can become confusing and irritable at times. The `NY Sexy Mix' of "Changes" sent me bouncing, though, and sky-high lyricists, such as those featured on tracks like "Guilty" and "I Got Cash" revive memories of the innocence of mid-90's EDM, which for some will age like moldy bread and to others snuggle nicely within the mélange of the bumping house. For a club compilation, disc one certainly books the ticket without being OVERLY-stale; the second disc, however, caught me off-guard!
I did not expect an Ibiza-influenced release to feature any minimal tech-house at all - that style of EDM simply has not previously coincided -commercially- with Ibiza before. Disc two, however, is so heavily influenced by minimal tech-house that it sounds like a hopped-up version of some wacky Alex Smoke, M.A.N.D.Y., Tigerskin, Omid 16B or Booka Shade. Truly surprising, as the two discs juxtapose with one another like night and day. For me, THIS is the selling point for Azuli's 2007 compilation and makes it stand far apart from the label's lukewarmly received Space Ibiza 2006 release. With a pretty decent lineup of minimal artists including Remo, Smash TV, Oxia and Audion, disc two surely impressed me with its diversity. But make no mistake - it is not a minimal house album in a purist sense. The minimal house is interspersed amongst sensual melodic house tracks such as "I Feel For You," "Umbrella," "Agent Blue" and of course the closing track, "Azure (Part 1)." Booka Shade lends two grinding and soulful tracks to the mix to keep things shaken, not stirred, and the same can be said about "I Got Cash" and "Da Bump." And so, while disc two is neither a downtempo nor a purely minimal house mix, it breathes stark contrast with regards to disc one which oozes energetic movement of the body.
Azuli's Space Ibiza 2007 is a decent, and arguably ripe collection of tracks snatched from the uppermost surface and innermost depths of the electronic dance music spectra. Why three stars? The album's inability to pick a mood and ride it out long enough for a dancer to catch on is a snag. It is also not as solidly mixed as (in my opinion) Cream Ibiza 07 was. Lastly, this mix isnt worth twenty six dollars, not by a longshot. If you can pick it up for eighteen or so, I would definitely recommend it based on its startling diversity; and it really is a fine album - just a bit wobbly.
~Lex
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Global Underground 013: Ibiza
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ASIN: B00004WH0H Release Date: 1999-12-21 |
Tracks:
- Deep Progress
- Deep Edge - MRE
- Feel High [Humate Mix] - Resistance D
- Real Time
- Baseline Track - Medway
- My Lexicon - Sander Kleinenberg, Sander Kleinenberg
- Nothing Left [Breeder Remix] - Orbital
- Move! - John Selway, Christian Smith
- Talkin' [Tarrantella Vs Redanka Remix]
- Stage One [Pariah Remix] - Space Manouevres
- Sacred - Sander Kleinenberg
- Amber - Natious
Tracks:
- Fibonacci Sequence - BT
- Zoe - Paganini Traxx
- Perception
- Fly - P.O.B., Patrick Reid
- Xpander - Sasha
- One - Bluefish
- Mercury and Solace - BT
- Dreamstate [LSG Mix]
- Future in Computer Hell, Pt. 2 - Junkie XL
- Heaven Scent/Lifeline - Bedrock
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Sasha and his fellow turntable conspirators John Digweed and Paul Oakenfeld have been on impressive winning streaks since the mid- to late '90s, particularly with their increasingly popular and influential Global Underground series. This addition to the cycle, a live set recorded in the Spanish dance-music haven Ibiza, comes close to setting a new standard. Sasha is working solo here, and in addition to showing off his prodigious live mixing skills and inventive use of source material, he creates an undeniable identity for himself. Digweed accomplished the same thing with the masterful Bedrock, but where that record was elegantly light and airy, this one burns with a sharper, more manic energy. Throwing out resolute rhythms and melting house samples bathed in dreamy backdrops, Sasha cuts through dense structures and clever transitions with superhuman alacrity. It does take him a little while, as his use of trance-inducing repetition strays a bit while he establishes a groove on the first disc. Disc 2, however, simply tears into an incredibly danceable vibe. Mixing together melodic snippets and varying moods, from the dark trance of "Fibonacci Sequence" to the ecstatic release of "Xpander" (from his EP of the same name), Sasha mainlines rhythm and creativity through to a satisfyingly exhausted conclusion. --Matthew CookeAlbum Description
Sasha Global Underground (2CD) leaves behind the modulating tempos of trance and finishes up the set with some straight-ahead progressive house tracks. Features tracks by Bedrock, BT, Orbital & more.Album Details
The Rise and Proliferation of the Rave / DJ Culture Has Made the Popularity of Certain Disc-Slingers Skyrocket to Heights Usually Reserved for Royalty, Gifted Athletic Talent Or Those of the Ruling Class. Sasha, Born Alexander Coe in Bangor, Wales, is Just One of These. This Double CD Set features the Tracks 'my Lexicon' and 'Sacred' by Sander Kleinenberg, 'Stage One (Pariah Mix)' (Space Manoeuvres), 'Zoe (Timo Maas Mix)' by Paganinni Traxx, 'Xpander' (By Sasha Himself) and Much, Much More.Customer Reviews:
Perfection.......2007-07-07
Disc 2 is a bit more cheesy, but best sums up the dance music trends at the time..
ENJOY.
NB: don't bother with other mixes if you didn't enjoy this.. its the best DJ in the world, at the top of his game, during the peak of the electronic music scene, at the dance music capital of the world.
MAGIC!
You are going to love this one!.......2007-06-04
Surviving The Test of Time.......2007-03-08
Due to electronica's ever-evolving sound, it is hard to find compilations that don't get tiresome after a few years. In my opinion, Global Underground 013:Ibiza is one of these gems. Disc 1 is one of my personal favorites under the Global Underground label. Eight years later and I never tire of it.
Disc 2 is a little more outdated. I don't like the track selection as much, and have a hard time listening to the whole disc in one sitting. Still enjoyable though.
Disc 1 get 5/5 stars and disc 2 4/5 stars.
This compilation is worth possessing for disc 1 alone.
Astonishing achievement for Sasha and the subculture.......2006-12-31
Every DJ has his album.
DJ Sasha found his, preliminarily, with Xpander. He rediscovered himself with Involver. But Ibiza remains his greatest achievement to date, and the proof lies within the brilliant music this man has chosen to present to us, the worthy progressive masses. The recipe for success, in this case is rather simple:
1 Quintessential DJ mixed with 1 Quintessential Trance world locale. Blend, mix and refrigerate. Serves millions.
All cuteness aside, however, this is one truly epic album, and perhaps the greatest achievement of the revered Global Underground series; I think Sasha knew what was expected of him with the release of this double-disc following his wildly popular San Francisco set, and he came through in strides. The typical formula for the GU series is this: Disc one, a bit slower, more patience required, beautiful and majestic yet less danceable, with disc two being the harder-hitting, rave-inducing and generally more well-liked disc. In this sense, Sasha's release is hard to compare with other Global Underground releases.
Disc one is DEEP. Perhaps this is foreshadowed by the titles of the first two tracks? Nonetheless, this disc is one beautiful, powerful and spiritual trip into the psyche. I often meditate to this disc; it's that deep. The tracks are so masterfully crafted, chosen and mixed that where I am in the album in terms of track is no longer any concern. The second half of disc one, while equally and fantastic and mesmerizing, rises the bpm a little and pulsates. Sasha displays a split-personality complex on this first disc, all the while making the two halves seem like a perfectly logical whole.
Disc two is less consistent in terms of the intensity of mood, but by all means this does not make it a lesser disc! This disc is every bit as wonderful as the first and I would challenge anyone to dispute this. "Fibonacci Sequence" has to be one of the most strangely wonderful tracks I have ever heard, with the spoken-word sequence itself oozing in and out of the track. The bass, the beat, everything about this 10+ minute introductory track is impeccable. 'Zoe', 'Perception' and 'The Fly' are very dancable and expertly mixed tracks which blend together in preparation for the one and only 'Xpander' - a beautiful addition to any mix, but especially beautiful when placed in the hands of its creator. He proves he knows exactly how to manipulate not only the work of others, but of himself as well.
Perhaps my favorite part of the entire two-disc set is summed up within the last four tracks on the second disc. Beginning with 'Mercury and Solace' and 'Dreamstate (LSG Mix)' (two tracks that have lulled me to sleep on many an occasion due to their delicate beauty) and 'Heaven Scent' (a Bedrock staple track that I happen to love) finalize this aural apex - but with a twist. Junkie XL's 'Future in Computer Hell (Part 2)', curiously inserted in between Dreamstate and Heaven Scent, is one of the most quintessential breakbeat grooves I have heard in a long, long time. It honestly reminds me of 'Rykketid' or 'One Flew Over The Cocoo's Nest' on Zabiela's Utilities.
The music speaks for itself - like true music should. This is the Five-Star Hotel, the Presidential Suite, the finest Russian caviar of progressive trance mixes, and the cream of the Global Underground crop.
As essential for the 21st century as Renaissance - The Mix Collection was for the 1990s.
~Lex
this IS sasha's masterpiece.......2006-07-24
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Universal Religion 2004: Armada at Ibiza
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ASIN: B00049QN6C Release Date: 2004-10-19 |
Tracks:
- Hello Strings - Synergy
- The World Doesn't Know - Tilt
- Why ? - Lolo
- Find (Andy Moor Mix) - Ridgewalkers
- External Key - Audioholics
- Waveforce - Perry O'Neil
- Talk Like A Stranger (Markus Schulz Mix) - Deepsky
- Foreplay - Probspot
- Surrender (Original Mix) - Above & Beyond presents Tranquility Base
- Voller Sterne (Super 8 Remix) - Mirco De Govia
- CQ (Seek You) - EnMass
- Out Of Our Lives - Active Sight
- The Timelord - Signum
- Intruder - Armin vs M.I.K.E
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Chock up another INCREDIBLE.......2007-06-16
!!! Loss of Words !!!.......2006-09-23
My favorite CD from Armin Van.......2006-07-13
If you like this I recommend you try In Trance We Trust, Special Collectors Edition by DJ Cor Fijneman, Creamfields by Paul Oakenfold and the In Search of Sunrise series by DJ Tiesto.
Get THIS and State of Trance 2004 + 2005 and check out the other greats listed below..........2006-02-24
Get all the State of Trance CDs, Collect DJ Tiesto, try James Holden Balance 005, Don't forget Mark Schulz - Miami '05, Paul Oakenfold's Creamfields of course PVD's new The Politics of Dancing 2. This is enough to keep that iPod battery running out for the next year or so...
Wow what a line up.......2006-02-07
Tracks
#1- 4/5 Great intro
#2- 5/5 Very enchanting
#3- 3/5 Not super but still flows well
#4- 5/5 Insane, beautiful vocals
#5- 3/5 Not great but still flows
#6- 5/5 (My favourite)
#7- 2.5/5 Weakest track
#8- 2.5/5 Bit boring
#9- 3/5 Ok
#10- 5/5 Huge Track
#11- 4/5 Great track
#12- 3.5/5 OK
#13- 3.5/5 Ok
#14- 4/5 Great Booster
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Afterhours: Ibiza
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ASIN: B000R9QEZY Release Date: 2007-07-09 |
Tracks:
- Happy (Make You Happy) - Max Sedgley
- Girls in Hats - The Loose Cannons
- Knight Rider - Thugfucker
- Young Folks - Peter Bjorn and John,
- F.O.G. - LSB
- Texas - Benjamin Theves
- Musique - Riot in Belgium
- Freak - Soul Conspiracy
- Face [the Teenagers Remix] - The Black Ghost
- Police Dogs Bonfire [Linus Loves Mix] - Lazyboy
- Listen Up! [Tronik Youth Remix] - Gossip
- Yeah [Jimpster Remix] - L.E.O.
Tracks:
- Goodbye Pluto [Version 2] - 16 Bit Lolitas
- Trauermusik - Partial Arts
- Horse with No Name - Florian Horwath, Seelenluft
- Ritournelle - Sebastien Tellier
- Flight LB7475 - Loco Dice
- Mouth to Mouth - Audion
- Chromophobia - Gui Boratto
- Moan [Vocal Version] - Trentem, Ane Trolle
- Zentitude - The Last Atlant
- Monsters of the Deep - Eelke Kleijn
Tracks:
- Amunicja - Lukasz Bukowski
- Last Night in Vegas - Luetzenkirchen, , Toby Montana
- Quipa [Etienne de Crecy Mix] - Eyerer, , Namito
- Tin Foil - Autophase
- West - JPaape
- Bug in Me System - Radioactive Man,
- Positive Education - Slam
- At Les - Trickski
- Beautiful Song - Gui Boratto, , Carlo Dall'Anesse
Tracks:
- Summit - Josh Gabriel
- Shiver [Ewan Pearson's Bari Girl Remix] - Silver City
- 6AM Sedna [Ambient Edit] - Lostep
- Maroon Balloon - Pako & Frederik
- Shards - Dark Globe
- Sacrifice Theme - Cristian Paduraru
- Big Chill - Eelke Kleijn
- Like You [Thugfucker Instrumental Reprise] - R3Mote
- Elegant Suite, Pt. 3 - Trafik
- Opium [Make or Break Mix] - Kevin Swain
- Pimento Grove - Dale Anderson, Anil Chawla
- Glad We Did - Thomas Sagstad
- So Comfortable
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Global Underground Continue to Carve Out a Unique Niche in Dance Music with the Afterhours Series.Album Review:
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- Just Got Home
- La Isla Bonita [CD-single] [Import]
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- Love Is the Answer
- Make Things Right
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Henry Lawson & Banjo Patterson [Import]
I Saved the World Today, Pt. 1 [CD-single] [Import]
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