Supperclub in Rome, Vol. 6 [Import]

Disc: 1

1. Tess - David Holmes

2. Simple Things - Zero 7

3. Sleepy Seven - Bonobo

4. Popsicle Pete - Chiefs of Relief

5. Vision - Angel Tears

6. Evolution

7. Turtle Soup [Wagon Christ Mix] - DJ Food

8. Amour - Rouge Rouge

9. I Changed My Mind [Stereo MC's Rattlesnake Mix] - Quannum

10. Airport - Dzihan,

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Disc: 2

1. Del Boy - Akwaaba

2. Elements in Silence - Alexi Delano,

3. Sunshine

4. Get into Me - Waric Cameron, Lance Desardi

5. Rà [DJ Alan Luna Remix]

6. Ooh Baby - Groove Armada

7. Lean [Atjazz Mix] - Rhythm Plate

8. Panacea - Fragile State

9. Open Your Eyes [New Phunk Theory Remix] - Yann Fontaine

10. Bring U Up - Romanthony

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Editorial Reviews

Product Description
To celebrate the grand opening of Supperclub in Rome one of the leading compilation series proudly presents 'Volume Six'. 27 tracks chosen by DJs Jurr & Roelove who were responsible for the previous editions. Artists include David Holmes, Zero 7, Dzihan & Kamien, Kyoto Jazz Massive, & Groove Armada, to name just a few. Packaged in a 'Vatican' purple & gold double gatefold digipak with a slipcase. United Recordings. 2003.

Tracks:

Tess - David Holmes
Simple Things - Zero 7
Sleepy Seven - Bonobo
Popsicle Pete - Chiefs of Relief
Vision - Angel Tears
Evolution
Turtle Soup [Wagon Christ Mix] - DJ Food
Amour - Rouge Rouge
I Changed My Mind [Stereo MC's Rattlesnake Mix] - Quannum
Airport - Dzihan,
Turtle [Bonobo Mix] - Pilote
Brightness of These Days - Vanessa Freeman, Kyoto Jazz Massive
Summertime - Roelove

Tracks:

Del Boy - Akwaaba
Elements in Silence - Alexi Delano,
Sunshine
Get into Me - Waric Cameron, Lance De Sardi
RDJ Alan Luna Remix] - Stefania Di Pierro,
Ooh Baby - Groove Armada
Lean [Atjazz Mix] - Rhythm Plate
Panacea - Fragile State
Open Your Eyes [New Phunk Theory Remix] - Yann Fontaine
Bring U Up - Romanthony
Ballard of Parkas
All Right
Ride the Storm [Joey Negro Solar Jazz Mix] - Jakatta

Album Description

To celebrate the grand opening of Supperclub in Rome one of the leading compilation series proudly presents 'Volume Six'. 27 tracks chosen by DJs Jurr & Roelove who were responsible for the previous editions. Artists include David Holmes, Zero 7, Dzihan & Kamien, Kyoto Jazz Massive, & Groove Armada, to name just a few. Packaged in a 'Vatican' purple & gold double gatefold digipak with a slipcase. United Recordings. 2003.

Album Details

To Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Supperclub Restaurant in Rome, One of the Leading Compilation Series Proudly Presents Part Six! this Time the Double CD Will Be Packaged in an Outrageous "Vatican" Purple and Golden Digi Pack. It Includes Tracks by Romanthony, Rouge Rouge, Dzihan and Kamien, Groove Armada, Jori Hulkkonen, David Holmes and Zero 7. These Tracks were all Carefully Selected by Supperclub DJ'S Jurr, Roelove who were also Responsible for the Previous Editions.

Customer Reviews:

Undeinable.......2006-03-02

First off let me start by saying, this CD is unquestionably one of the best mixes in the Supperclub lineup. From beginning to end this cd is full of Uptempo vocally refined incredible beats. If your into loungy/upbeat styleish houseish and even jazzy at times genre of music, your collection is worthless without this cd. Well not really worthless, but this CD is a near flawless gem. With the exception of maybe 2 tracks this entire compilation is pure adamentium. From beginning to end, even 3 years old now it still sounds amazing. Supperclub has been known for good mixes, and this definately soars above the rest. And it would also be in your best interest to get La Salle Neige (Supperclub V3 I believe) As it is equally mind shattering.

Nothing but good-quality lounge music.......2004-02-10

I lived for almost three years in The Netherlands and of course, became addicted to SupperClub and Nomads. Every time I play this compilation, it triggers wonderful memories about Amsterdam and its creative and open-minded people. If you are looking for something creative and new, but also stylished and refined, consider this compilation.

Great As Always, Only Better.......2003-10-05

Yep, another great collection of uptempo and downbeat songs from the the masters Jurr & Roelove, with a number of other Supperclub fav's contributing to the collection. Although it usually takes a while for any new music to grow on me, this one had me on the first run through. The first disk is downbeat like the usual pattern, but it is the type of downbeat that grabs you and throws you into a soft comfy chair and screams: "Relax and tap yer toes!" The second disk builds you up and never lets you down. Its great for those late night work sessions that happen right before a deadline. Its just as good if you want to throw a dance party where people will actually get up and dance. (Unlike so many of those dance parties where everyone is on the back patio to smoke cigarettes and to not have to talk over the music.) Its downright lekker!