Chilled Ibiza 2 [Import]

Disc: 1

1. Riders on the Storm [Ibizarre Mix] - The Doors

2. Destiny - Zero 7

3. Inside My Mind (Blue Skies) - Groove Armada

4. Nothing Really Matters [Kruder and Dorfmeister Mix] - Madonna

5. Daydream in Blue - I Monster

6. Star - Primal Scream

7. Sicilian - Bonobo

8. Ordinary Day - Nicola Hitchcock, Lenny Ibizarre

9. Here With Me [Rollo's Chillin' With the Family Mix] - Dido

10. I Love My Man - Bent

See all 17 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Turtle Soup [Wagon Christ Remix] - DJ Food

2. Maire de Venise - Tommy Hools, Kid Loco

3. Your Girl - Blue States

4. Calling - Pressure Drop

5. Parks - Four Tet

6. Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? - Moby

7. Breather 2000 [Arithunda Mix] - Afterlife

8. Café del Mar - Mental Generation

9. Useless [ Kruder and Dorfmeister Session] - Depeche Mode

10. Adios Ayer [Paul Daley Mix] - Jose Padilla

See all 18 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
The definitive chillout session returns. Featuring classic tunes from the likes of Depeche Mode, DJ Food, Vangelis, Roy Ayers, Primal Scream, Leftfield, Morcheeba & Massive Attack. Highlights include, Madonna 'Nothing Really Matters' (Kruder & Dorfmeister Remix) & The Doors 'Riders On The Storm' (Ibizarre Revival Mix). 2001.

Tracks:

Riders on the Storm [Ibizarre Mix] - The Doors
Destiny - Zero 7
Inside My Mind (Blue Skies) - Groove Armada
Nothing Really Matters [Kruder and Dorfmeister Mix] - Madonna
Daydream in Blue - I Monster
Star - Primal Scream
Sicilian - Bonobo
Ordinary Day - Nicola Hitchcock, Lenny Ibizarre
Here With Me [Rollo's Chillin' With the Family Mix] - Dido
I Love My Man - Bent
Nights Introlude - Nightmares on Wax
Cajun Moon [Cajun Long Trip Version] - Randy Crawford
Last Time [The Inspiration Behind the Verve's 'Bittersweet Sy] - Andrew Oldham Orchestra
Purple [Air Mix] - Crustation, Bronagh Slevin
Melt - Leftfield
Falling - Julee Cruise
Rachel's Song - Vangelis

Tracks:

Turtle Soup [Wagon Christ Remix] - DJ Food
Maire de Venise - Tommy Hools, Kid Loco
Your Girl - Blue States
Calling - Pressure Drop
Parks - Four Tet
Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? - Moby
Breather 2000 [Arithunda Mix] - Afterlife
Cafel Mar - Mental Generation
Useless [Kruder and Dorfmeister Session] - Depeche Mode
Adios Ayer [Paul Daley Mix] - Jose Padilla
Sea - Morcheeba
Private Universe - Jon Hopkins
Grand Love Theme - Kid Loco
Everybody Loves the Sunshine - Roy Ayers
Life in Mono - Mono
One World - Lenny Ibizarre
Utopia [New Ears Mix] - Goldfrapp
Autumn Leaves [Irresistible Force Remix] - Coldcut

Album Description

The definitive chillout session returns. Featuring classic tunes from the likes of Depeche Mode, DJ Food, Vangelis, Roy Ayers, Primal Scream, Leftfield, Morcheeba & Massive Attack. Highlights include, Madonna 'Nothing Really Matters' (Kruder & Dorfmeister Remix) & The Doors 'Riders On The Storm' (Ibizarre Revival Mix). 2001.

Album Details

The Second 'chilled Ibiza' Volume Has Been Compiled with the Same Expert Knowledge, Care and Attention as the First. Perfectly Capturing the Vibe of the Island, Volume Two is Another Slice of the Very Best in Chillout Music Reflecting the Relaxed, Sun-soaked Vibe of One of the Most Beautiful Places in the World. Includes Two Exclusive Tracks: Kruder and Dorfmeister's Remix of Madonna's 'nothing Really Matters' and Ibizarre's Mix of the Doors' 'riders on the Storm.'

Customer Reviews:

As Cookie Cutter Goes..........2005-03-15

Yet another 2001 Chillout release. This one being done up by none other than Warner music, who are perhaps just a notch below Ministry of Sound for this time period of chillout compilations. To their benefit, the formula was standard. But I have to be honest - if you had Dreamstates, Ministry or several of the other knock-offs you'd have been doing yourself a vast injustice by picking this up. But... it did have the occasional odd remix.

One of those remixes being ... well, "Turtle Soup" done up by Wagon Christ on the second cd. Speaking of cd2, you've got Morcheeba's "The Sea" and surprisingly, a great track by Blue States (How I wish he'd go back to this style!!!) with "Your Girl". "Life in Mono" has an interesting vibe, and Golfrapp's Utopia's pretty cool too. I loved Coldcut's classic ambient "Autumn Leaves" remixed however it sounds VASTLY better on Red Jerry's Deep & Chilled Euphoria. CD1 ended up being the one I listened to the most. Starting out with a remake to The Door's "Rider's on the Storm", you get a good vibe for what you're in for. Zero-7's "Destiny" featured, and I loved the song on this cd becuase when I picked this up, it wasn't over-played and Sia's voice didn't have enough time to annoy me. lol I alwyas loved Groove Armada's "Inside My Mind" - a real summer, beach cut with an incredibly soothing beginning and end. But for some reason, the songs I enjoyed most on this cd were Randy Crawford's "Cajun Moon" and Vangelis' "Rachel's Song", even though it didn't fit in. "Melt" by Leftield is a breathtaking ambient track that opens your mind up to the wonders of warm summer nights - however much like "Autumn Leaves", it's better left to be mixed by the experts and I preferred it to on Red Jerry's "Deep & Chilled Euphoria".

So in the end, I think this was a very capable compilation, even if it didn't have an original recipe for success. However I'd err on the side of caution if you're thinking of dropping close to 40 bucks on an old chillout comp since incidentally, you can probably get the albums by all the best artists on it for that price if you look hard enough. Never-the-less, if you still do, the series continued on and I believe it went up to 2004, and you'd probably dig "Dreamstates" and... I can't stress it enough, check out "Deep & Chilled" Euphoria for an amazing ambient and chillout adventure; along with the Euphoria that came out the same year as this that was simply titled "Chilled", put together by Solar Stone.

awesome chillout album!.......2002-03-12