Chill Time

Chill Time

Track Listings

1. Do You Want to Dance

2. Ooh Baby, Baby

3. I Can't Tell You Why - Peter Calo

4. Ballade for Andy - Cindy Horstman

5. Look of Love

6. Curacao

7. Mercy Mercy Me

8. So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright

9. Lady in Red

10. Tailwind - Cindy Horstman

11. And I Love Her - Peter Calo

12. Don't Let the Sun Catch You Cryin'

Tracks:

Sarabande [From Barry Lyndon]
Main Theme [From Midnight Cowboy]
Promenade Sentimentale [From Dive] - Mark Ayres
May It Be [From the Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the]
Women of Ireland [From Barry Lyndon]
Adagio for Strings & Organ [From Gallipoli [
Romeo/Love Theme [From Romeo & Juliet)
Balcony Scene [From Romeo + Juliet]
Main Theme [From Chariots of Fire] - Mark Ayres
Main Theme [From Bilitis] - Mark Ayres
Main Theme [From Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence] - Mark Ayres
Main Theme [From Cinema Paradiso]
Main Theme [From Once Upon A Time in the West]
Deborah's Theme [From Once Upon A Time in America]
Suite: The Mission/Gabriel's Oboe/On Earth as It Is in Heaven ... - City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, Crouch End Festival Chorus

Tracks:

Suite: Mountains and Sunsets/The Wedding/You Only Live Twice [From You
Heart Asks Pleasure First [From The Piano]
Agnus Dei [From Platoon] - Crouch End Festival Chorus
Vide Cor Meum [From Hannibal]
Adagietto from Symphony No. 5 [From DeAth in Venice]
Any Other Name/Dead Already [from American Beauty] - Rick Clark,
Into the West [From the Lord of the Rings: Return of the King]
Where Dreams Are Made [From Artificial Intelligence]
Main Theme [From Somewhere in Time]
We Have All the Time in the World [From on Her Majesty's Secret ...]
Electronic Battlefield [From Patriot Games]
Now We Are Free [From Gladiator]
Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana [From Raging Bull]
Cavatina [From the DeErhunter]
Main Theme [From Out of Africa]

Customer Reviews:

"cinema's main stay themes prevail ~ City of Prague".......2004-08-15

What a crowning achievement to bring "Reel Chill:Cinematic Chillout Album", released by Silva America and featuring The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and the Crouch End Festival Chorus ~ conductors are Mark Ayres, Paul Bateman, Rick Clark, James Fitzpatrick, Nic Raine and David Temple director of the chorus ~ one can only expect the highest quality of performances and quench the thirst of all "film-score-buffs".

Sit back and unleash the first disc with composers ~ Albinoni, Craig Armstrong, John Barry, Vladimir Cosma, Enya & Nicky Ryan, Handel, Francis Lai, Ennio Morricone, Sean O'Riorda, Nino Rota, Ryvichi Sakamoto and Vangelis ~ taking each film score cue "BILITIS", "CHARIOTS OF FIRE", "CINEMA PARADISO", "DIVA", "GALLIPOLI", "THE LORD OF THE RINGS:THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING", "BARRY LYNDON", "MERRY CHRISTMAS MR. LAWRENCE", "MIDNIGHT COWBOY", "THE MISSION", "ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA", "ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST", "ROMEO & JULIET" and "ROMEO + JULIET", with arrangements that soar and then simmer into pure meditation of grandeur ~ classic film music prevails, as orchestration comes to the surface with pure originality ~ one masterpiece after another is long last presented as it should have been, is cause for celebration ~ each cue is a distinctive gift for striking modernism, touching on the transition of the period in this planets history.

Second disc is waiting in the wings are composers ~ Samuel Barber, John Barry, Patrick Cassidy, James Horner, Mahler, Mascagni, Stanley Myers, Thomas Newman, Michael Nyman, Howard Shore, John Williams and Hans Zimmer/Lisa Gerrard ~ take a musical ride with "AMERICAN BEAUTY", "A.I. ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE", "DEATH IN VENICE", "DEER HUNTER", "GLADIATOR", "HANNIBAL", "THE LORD OF THE RINGS:RETURN OF THE KING", "ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE", "OUT OF AFRICA", "PATRIOT GAMES", "THE PIANO", "PLATOON", "RAGING BULL", "SOMEWHERE IN TIME" and "YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE" ~ our composers with passion and skill for exploring human emotions, coupled with a unique gift for striking exotic orchestral colors, make this with all it's splendor unforgettable ~ themes that ring with familiarity as each film comes to mind through music.

Silva America gives the collector a treasure of thirty film cues that any "film-score-buff" would die for ~ in the past James Fitzpatrick (producer), Reynold da Silva (executive producer), mastered by Rick Clark and David Stoner (release co-ordinator) have given us compilation with such expertise and this one is no exception ~ keep up the outstanding limited editions and deluxe package releases, with your signature tidbits for all film music fans that's in all of us...gotta love it!

Total Time: 2-CD-Set ~ Silva America 1161 ~ (8/10/2004)

Average customer rating:

portion of space
Kevin Christensen
Manufacturer: Moon Time Enterprise
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0009WGIVY
Release Date: 2005-04-06

Tracks:

2 Blue Dogs
3 Blue Dogs
Mushroom Belly
Sunset on the Noran
Boonuckle
Mouse Dance
Sister Henrietta
Pool Party
Swamp Dingo
Napa Aftermath

Album Description

"portion of space" is the debut album from Portland composer Kevin Christensen. Anchored mostly in a contemporary, downtempo sound, this collection of tracks combine ethereal new age, chill-out, dub, electronica, ambient, jazz, score music and other elements into a smooth and trippy ride!

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Sweeping synthesized music!

Laurel
Laurel
Manufacturer: Ajna Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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High Rising
The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable

ASIN: B0000CA029
Release Date: 2003-08-22

Tracks:

DR 01
DR 08 the glistening
DR 09 remix of fibilini's tango
DR 12 the glistening II
DR 04 monotone mix
DR 11
DR 05
L 01
DR 06 pastoral
DR 10 pandora's pastoral
DR 01 dark mix

Album Description

Laurel is the sound of the time between midnight and morning. Call it impressionistic chill, armchair electronica, modern music to move slowly to and breathe. Laurel sounds like the happy collision of the sonic poetic, digital dream, and wordless hymn.

Customer Reviews:

Sweeping synthesized music!.......2004-06-27

First of all, I'd like to say I really like the CD design. It's the fold-out cardboard style, with a nice finish- but the photography is beautiful, the sepia toned, partially blurred landscapes. I think I'll display it on my desk in the near future.
Onto the CD. I am relatively new to this style of music, have recently found that it is my favorite style. This CD reminds me of a very-synthesized Patrick O'Hearn. I like that all the tracks do not have actual names.. some are just DR01, etc. I once heard someone say that not naming a track prevents any pre-conceived ideas for listening.

**Well, here are the things I liked:**

Track#4, "The glistening II" I absolutely LOVE this piece. It starts out with a whimsical winding flute duet/trio, moving from solo instrument to grouping, and back again... then a beautiful layer of synthesized chords play over them.. and later, a gentle symbol "tisk-tisk" beat joins in... a very unique, great listen!

Sweeping chords.. this is what the album is about, in my opinion. 2 or 3 tracks sound similar in composition, but have their own styles.

Track#7 has a real dark "video-game" music feel, with a little electronic indian flute sound clip showing up occasionally.. slightly middle-eastern sounding.

**Here are the things I disliked:**

Track #3, the "Remix of Fibilini's Tango", stumbles back and forth from sounding like tinny circus clown music to a beautiful orchestral piece. I don't ever want to listen to this track again.

There is an overall very synthensized sound to this album, which some people may like, but I find tiring at times. it reminds me of myself playing on my synthesizer.. I like to not have that distraction.

So! That is my opinion, as the first reviewer to post on here. In summary, I would say if you are looking for a new age CD with acoustic instruments and sweeping orchestral pieces, this won't fit your fancy. But if you like electronica and enjoy beautiful synthesized sounds and quiet beats, you will most likely find it a nice listen. Please note that I have only listened to the CD for a few times today.. I may come back and edit this if any new opinions form.
Thanks for reading

No Time to Chill
Average customer rating:

great eurohouse cd, but if you like trance...listen up

Just BEST Euro/Techno

Not their best, but a damn good album

Simply Great A+

i whant to buy cd

No Time to Chill
Scooter
Manufacturer: Jvc Victor
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000GAZQ
Release Date: 1998-10-21

Tracks:

Last Warning
How Much Is The Fish
We Are The Greatest
Call Me Manana
Don't Stop
I Was Made For Lovin' You
Frequent Traveller
Eyes Without A Face
Hands Up!
Everything's Borrowed
Expecting More From Ratty
Time & Space

Album Description

Japanese pressing of 1998 album adds 4 bonus tracks 'How Much Is The Fish?' (extended fish), 'How Much Is The Fish?' (clubfish), 'We Are The Greatest' (extended) & 'Sputnik'. Polygram'.

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring Three Bonus Tracks: How Much is the Fish (Extended Fish Mix), How Much is the Fish (Club Fish Mix) and Sputnik.

Customer Reviews:

great eurohouse cd, but if you like trance...listen up.......1999-11-16

grab it if youre a scooter fan, if you like trance and rave get your hands on his earlier albums like " and the beat goes on..." "and our happy hardcore", you will also enjoy "age of love" and "rough tough and dangerous" but without a doubt you will flip through some of the songs. The first two are a must have, its non-stop trance. both are outstanding cds

Just BEST Euro/Techno.......1999-07-20

Well, it's 1y old CD, but it's really best European music, no Ami scream... You just must have it, hear it and feel it !

Not their best, but a damn good album.......1999-06-15

This is a good album from Scooter with some really fine tunes on it. I would recommend any dance or rave fan to have this gem. If you liked this album you should most definitely get their debut album "and the beat goes on". The closet thing you will hear to perfection.

Simply Great A+.......1999-04-22

This is the best Techno CD you are ever going to find,Scooter brings the Old Euro-Techno back on the European Top Charts once more,if you are a techno fan you will love this no doubt.Get his now.

i whant to buy cd.......1999-04-14

i need a help in oder to buy this c

Average customer rating:

I was made for lovin' this!!
Awsome chill

No Time to Chill
Scooter
Manufacturer: Eagle
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Hardcore Techno | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

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Rough & Tough & Dangerous: Singles 1994-1998

ASIN: B00002498G
Release Date: 2002-10-15

Tracks:

Last Warning
How Much Is The Fish
We Are The Greatest
Call Me Manana
Dont Stop
I Was Made For Lovin You
Frequent Traveller
Eyes Without A Face
Hands Up
Everythings Borrowed
Expecting More From Ratty
Time And Space

Album Description

Mid-price reissue of the German techo-star's 1998 album. Edel Records.

Album Details

1998 Full-length by the German Techno Trio of H.p Baxxter, Axel Coon and Rick Jordan .

Customer Reviews:

I was made for lovin' this!!.......2006-01-06

The three-man techno band Scooter released its fifth album, "No Time To Chill", in 1998. This album features a variety of dance tunes, and I think that this album is a bit different from the usual rough and hardcore sound of Scooter. This album is definitely softer, and its overall feel is more melancholy. However, it works. Scooter is trying new things here, and the somewhat more passive and lonely feel to this album of electronica provides a refreshing change in pace. No Time To Chill also features some of the hit singles such as How Much is the Fish and Call Me Mañana.

LAST WARNING - As usual, the opening track is not a techno song but a voice counting down from ten to one followed by some interesting chords on the synth.

HOW MUCH IS THE FISH - This is, without any argument, one of the greatest Scooter songs ever. Not only does it have the coolest song title in the world, the instrumentation in this piece is bloody awesome. Featuring cowbells, keyboards, retro Celtic themes, and some of the best lyrics you'll ever hear from H.P. Baxxter. This is a true pump-up song. I first heard this about six months ago, and I immediately liked it. This is one of the few tracks on the album that is really active and has a fake crowd singing along. You can't help but want to sing along every time you hear it. If I were you, I'd buy this album just for this three-and-a-half minute duration of awesomeness!

WE ARE THE GREATEST - This one is for the electric generation!! A bit slow, with a more progressive rhythm, We Are The Greatest is another single that features a MALE electronic voice singing most of the song. This is rare - every other song featuring an electronic voice by Scooter is sung by a high-pitched squeaky female. This song can only be described as "groovy".

CALL ME MAÑANA - This is classic Scooter. The synthesizers, of course, have a wonderful melody, accompanied by H.P. yelling his lyrics rather quickly. I still don't know why the single of this song has an album cover featuring a picture of three horses. This piece, while embodying all of the typical Scooter elements, still seems to be a bit forlorn. I still love it.

DON'T STOP - This song features H.P. Baxxter yelling "Don't stop!" a couple times in the song. The rest of it is just trance. This is definitely one of the more melancholy tracks on this album. I still really like it a lot. It has a very cliché chord progression, going down one whole-step from the tonic, but oh well. It works, because Scooter is clever.

I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU - I honestly don't know how this song became a single. It's not that good. The lyrics are super-cheesy (you can tell by the title), and the electric guitar interludes ruin the piece. This is one of the few songs in which H.P. Baxxter actually sings instead of talking or yelling or rapping or MC-ing or whatever you want to call what he does.

FREQUENT TRAVELLER - This is probably the worst song on the track. It's just boring, and doesn't really appeal to me. However, it's not too bad. The album overall is still really good. The music itself is a bit formulaic, like something from an action movie. Halfway through the song, a high-pitched voice comes on and sings a harmonic melody that has reminiscences of Middle Eastern music, while a techno pulse comes in along. The clash between this Western and Eastern music doesn't fit well with Scooter's standards, and so it is a bit of a boring song.

EYES WITHOUT A FACE - This is the only song by Scooter that is a ballade. In this song, H.P. Baxxter turns from a happy hardcore MC into a heartfelt lead male vocalist. I'm surprised he can sing this well. H.P. sings very sad and lonesome yet beautiful lyrics. He sings of a woman he loved with whom he wishes he could reunite. This song has mostly an acoustic guitar playing the instrumentation with a short section with a very slow electronic beat. There are also (real) women singing in the background as an accompaniment in French. This song still brings a tear to my eyes. It is the most chilling Scooter song ever, unlike anything else they have ever recorded, but I love it.

HANDS UP! - This song has H.P. back on the mic with his usual yelling, and features an electric guitar. The lyrics are stupid, but oh well. "Hands Up!" is a bit repetitive. The second half is better than the first half.

EVERYTHING'S BORROWED - This is another passive song. It starts out with the percussion playing a funky riff, followed by an interestingly lonely sounding chord progression with H.P. saying (not yelling), "Everything's borrowed, in this world" very seriously for once. This has some more typical Scooter instrumentation.

EXPECTING MORE FROM RATTY - This song features H.P. yelling a lot, very quickly, and then all of a sudden, the music becomes very quiet. H.P. yells, "Expecting more", pauses, and then says very quietly, "from Ratty". What I don't like about "Expecting More From Ratty" is that the pulse, the rhythm, and the beat are very typical of rubbish techno.

TIME AND SPACE - "Time and Space" is a great closer for a Scooter album. It's a classic trance number by H.P., Rick, and Axel, and is very tranquil-sounding. It makes you want to go out and run a mile. Not exactly pump-up, but the adrenalin in the piece is enough to "summon up the sinews" in you.

On a scale from one to five, I'd give it a four. Why? Because overall, some of the tracks seem a bit too repetitive and/or cliché. However, that being said, it's an awesome album, and reveals more of the darker and melancholy side of Scooter.

Awsome chill.......2003-06-04

Like the others this is again a awsome Scooter album.
The songs are going in the right way of the future.

Tracks:

Bad Boys - Inner Circle
Putting Up Resistance - Beres Hammond
Worth His Weight In Gold (Rally Round) - Steel Pulse
Thank You Mamma - Sizzla
No Letting Go - Wayne Wonder
You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) - Dawn Penn
Zungguzungguguzungguzeng - Yellowman
Wa-Do-Dem - Eek-A-Mouse
Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Luciano
Living In The Positive - Nasio
Throw Down Your Arms - Sinead O'Connor
Kaya - Bob Marley
Wild World - Maxi Priest
Gi Gi Winer (Reggaelypso Version) - T.O.K.
The Same Song - Israel Vibration
Natural Mystic - Black Uhuru

Average customer rating:

Not Their Greatest Album, But Has some of their greatest songs
I was made for lovin' this!
One of the best Scooter albums ...
Dope CD...takes a while to get used to
No time to chill - get it now. Hurry!!!

No Time to Chill
Scooter
Manufacturer: Attic
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Stadium Techno Experience

ASIN: B00000I2V9
Release Date: 1998-09-15

Customer Reviews:

Not Their Greatest Album, But Has some of their greatest songs.......2007-03-19

Well, for one thing, if you have never listened to Scooter before this would probably be a good album to start with. That's how it was with me, and I've been in love with this band ever since the first time I heard Baxxter yell "How Much is the Fish?". Seriously, that is easely the best techno song I have ever heard.
Beside that song, there is also several other great tracks- "Hand Up", "Eyes Without A Face", "Call Me Manana" to name a few. But the reason why I am giving it 4 stars is because of tracks "Frequent Traveller" and "everything is Borrowed" - while they do have some interesting trance melodies, they are hardly any better then the techno [...] we all hear on a radio.
So, there is about 2 songs that I personally dislike on the album, but the rest of it is nothing but high quality techno... well, scooter-techno as I prefer to call it, because this band really has its own style, which is like techno music with rock-like vocals, i am sure scooter fans will know what i mean. However, if you are not a Scooter fan, and want to see what they are all about, this album is a great place to start.

I was made for lovin' this!.......2006-01-06

The three-man techno band Scooter released its fifth album, "No Time To Chill", in 1998. This album features a variety of dance tunes, and I think that this album is a bit different from the usual rough and hardcore sound of Scooter. This album is definitely softer, and its overall feel is more melancholy. However, it works. Scooter is trying new things here, and the somewhat more passive and lonely feel to this album of electronica provides a refreshing change in pace. No Time To Chill also features some of the hit singles such as How Much is the Fish and Call Me Mañana.

LAST WARNING - As usual, the opening track is not a techno song but a voice counting down from ten to one followed by some interesting chords on the synth.

HOW MUCH IS THE FISH - This is, without any argument, one of the greatest Scooter songs ever. Not only does it have the coolest song title in the world, the instrumentation in this piece is bloody awesome. Featuring cowbells, keyboards, retro Celtic themes, and some of the best lyrics you'll ever hear from H.P. Baxxter. This is a true pump-up song. I first heard this about six months ago, and I immediately liked it. This is one of the few tracks on the album that is really active and has a fake crowd singing along. You can't help but want to sing along every time you hear it. If I were you, I'd buy this album just for this three-and-a-half minute duration of awesomeness!

WE ARE THE GREATEST - This one is for the electric generation!! A bit slow, with a more progressive rhythm, We Are The Greatest is another single that features a MALE electronic voice singing most of the song. This is rare - every other song featuring an electronic voice by Scooter is sung by a high-pitched squeaky female. This song can only be described as "groovy".

CALL ME MAÑANA - This is classic Scooter. The synthesizers, of course, have a wonderful melody, accompanied by H.P. yelling his lyrics rather quickly. I still don't know why the single of this song has an album cover featuring a picture of three horses. This piece, while embodying all of the typical Scooter elements, still seems to be a bit forlorn. I still love it.

DON'T STOP - This song features H.P. Baxxter yelling "Don't stop!" a couple times in the song. The rest of it is just trance. This is definitely one of the more melancholy tracks on this album. I still really like it a lot. It has a very cliché chord progression, going down one whole-step from the tonic, but oh well. It works, because Scooter is clever.

I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU - I honestly don't know how this song became a single. It's not that good. The lyrics are super-cheesy (you can tell by the title), and the electric guitar interludes ruin the piece. This is one of the few songs in which H.P. Baxxter actually sings instead of talking or yelling or rapping or MC-ing or whatever you want to call what he does.

FREQUENT TRAVELLER - This is probably the worst song on the track. It's just boring, and doesn't really appeal to me. However, it's not too bad. The album overall is still really good. The music itself is a bit formulaic, like something from an action movie. Halfway through the song, a high-pitched voice comes on and sings a harmonic melody that has reminiscences of Middle Eastern music, while a techno pulse comes in along. The clash between this Western and Eastern music doesn't fit well with Scooter's standards, and so it is a bit of a boring song.

EYES WITHOUT A FACE - This is the only song by Scooter that is a ballade. In this song, H.P. Baxxter turns from a happy hardcore MC into a heartfelt lead male vocalist. I'm surprised he can sing this well. H.P. sings very sad and lonesome yet beautiful lyrics. He sings of a woman he loved with whom he wishes he could reunite. This song has mostly an acoustic guitar playing the instrumentation with a short section with a very slow electronic beat. There are also (real) women singing in the background as an accompaniment in French. This song still brings a tear to my eyes. It is the most chilling Scooter song ever, unlike anything else they have ever recorded, but I love it.

HANDS UP! - This song has H.P. back on the mic with his usual yelling, and features an electric guitar. The lyrics are stupid, but oh well. "Hands Up!" is a bit repetitive. The second half is better than the first half.

EVERYTHING'S BORROWED - This is another passive song. It starts out with the percussion playing a funky riff, followed by an interestingly lonely sounding chord progression with H.P. saying (not yelling), "Everything's borrowed, in this world" very seriously for once. This has some more typical Scooter instrumentation.

EXPECTING MORE FROM RATTY - This song features H.P. yelling a lot, very quickly, and then all of a sudden, the music becomes very quiet. H.P. yells, "Expecting more", pauses, and then says very quietly, "from Ratty". What I don't like about "Expecting More From Ratty" is that the pulse, the rhythm, and the beat are very typical of rubbish techno.

TIME AND SPACE - "Time and Space" is a great closer for a Scooter album. It's a classic trance number by H.P. Rick, and Axel, and is very tranquil-sounding. It makes you want to go out and run a mile. Not exactly pump-up, but the adrenalin in the piece is enough to "summon up the sinews" in you.

On a scale from one to five, I'd give it a four. Why? Because overall, some of the tracks seem a bit too repetitive and/or cliché. However, that being said, it's an awesome album, and reveals more of the darker and melancholy side of Scooter.

One of the best Scooter albums ..........2002-03-25

This is an excellent return to form for Scooter and marks the new arrival in the group of Axel Coon, who replaced Ferris in the band. The album starts off very powerfully with the excellent intro of "Last Warning" and then the thumping beats of "How Much Is The Fish?" "We Are The Greatest" and "Call Me Manana," all excellent Scooter tracks in their own right. The rest of the album sound fresh and excellent, without exception, whether it's HP doing another one of his ballads in "Eyes Without A Face" or belting out the chants in "Hands Up." The instrumentals on this album are also very good, particularly "Don't Stop." But all the tracks on this album are wonderful and I thoroughly recommend it to anyone, particularly anyone who hasn't heard a Scooter album before.

Dope CD...takes a while to get used to.......1999-11-06

I heard these guys broke up last year. IF that's true, it's a pity. This CD really impressed me, as it journeyed between Trance, House, and just straight up Pop.

i'd recommend it.

No time to chill - get it now. Hurry!!!.......1999-08-26

This is one of the best works by german group SCOOTER. The album starts with an deep intro and suddenly kicks off with its best track " How much is da fish..". "Call me manana", similiar to that, follows up shortly. I personally enjoy song No.10 " Everything is borrowed", great example of transe techno. CD's is definitely worth buying, it will be a great addition to a your DJ collection.

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Land of Secrets

Manufacturer: RL-2
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Blues | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CAKW10
Release Date: 2003-06-03

Tracks:

Loco
Miles Away
Cherry Blossom Blue
Mr.Godsky
Blues on a Summer's Day
Cuban Nights
Land of Secrets
Bomba's Bar

Average customer rating:

Voyage Leger, Vol. 2: Time to Chill
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Konvex-Konkav
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Jazz | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00005OM8A
Release Date: 2001-10-02

Tracks:

Illegal - Swayzak
Interzone Teatime - Blake C
My Mind - State Of Suspense
Gedanke - Benjamin Wild
Pour Les Foux - C. Soehngen
41 - Benjamin Wild
Stoerning - Martin Jarl
Victoria - Blackfish
De Wa - Luca
2046 - The Saafi Bros.
Bay Of Islands - Blackfish

Average customer rating:

One of our favorites!

Midnight Water
Potato Moon
Manufacturer: Potato Moon
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Folk | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CADXY8
Release Date: 2002-12-31

Tracks:

Midnight Water
Underneath the Moon
Listen to the Fiddler
Field Call
Tombstone Joe
Suddenly
Lonesome Jack the Rambler
Listen to the Tide
Big Small World
Cuttin' a Rug
I'm Gone
Out with the Band
Only Heaven

Customer Reviews:

One of our favorites!.......2006-11-21

This mostly family based group cannot really be defined as anything except good, in my opinion. Lovely harmonies, catchy tunes, and lyrics that take you back to another time and place are just a small part of why this cd and their others get played about ten times more than anything else we listen to.

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Mindghosts: 1991-2001

Tune Your Brain-Music to Manage Your Mind, Body and Mood

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