| | Best Of House Vol. 1 CD (4 Customer Reviews)
This is a continous in-the-mix CD compiled by John Parker.
With its annual Best of House series, the Robbins label consistently puts together a batch of marginal (at best), semitimely singles from the progressive house world. Labeling the majority of these tracks "the best of house" is a very dicey move; if this is the best of house, then house might as well be considered dead. Despite this, some of the tracks in the series have had moderate success on the dancefloors of trendy (albeit out-of-it) clubs. The first volume, released in 2001, includes Ian van Dahl's "Castles in the Sky," Robbie Tronco's "Fright Train," Space Frog's "X-Ray (Follow Me)," Razor'n'Guido's "Do It Again," and Plasmic Honey's "Afrika." ~ Andy Kellman
Ian Van Dahl/M.Macaluso/Js-16/ Mada & Moody/Robbie Tronco/Sm Best Of House Vol. 1 Music Best Of House Vol. 1 Songs | 1. | Castles in the Sky - Ian Van Dahl/Marsha |
| 2. | Stomp to My Beat - Js16 |
| 3. | Afrika - Plasmic Honey |
| 4. | Blackout - Mada & Moody |
| 5. | Fright Train - Robbie Tronco |
| 6. | X-Ray (Follow Me) - Space Frog |
| 7. | Final Chapter, The - Mike Macaluso |
| 8. | Got the Groove - SM-Trax |
| 9. | Ecstasy - Johnny Vicious |
| 10. | Sssst... Listen - Jonah |
| 11. | Meet Her at the Love Parade - Da Hool |
| 12. | Do It Again - Razor & Guido |
| 13. | Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation |
| 14. | Spente le Stelle - Opera Trance/Emma Shapplin |
| 15. | Up and Down - Vengaboys |
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Best Of House Vol. 1 Music Review Purchase Best Of House Vol. 1 CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ultra Chilled 01 CDs (2001)
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This is a continuous in-the-mix CD compiled and mixed by DJ David Waxman.
Includes liner notes by Matt Diehl.
Personnel: Rosanna, Zoe Johnston (vocals).
Audio Mixers: David Waxman; Moby.
Audio Remixer: Jam & Spoon.
Liner Note Author: Matt Diehl.
Recording information: Indeep Studios, NY.
Editor: David Waxman.
Despite the rather unfortunate title, Ultra Chilled, Vol. 1 assembles some of the most established names ...
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Following up the smash success of Volume 1, Ultra Chilled 02 is a great mix of the next generation of chilled out tunes. Artists include Nelly Furtado, Bebel Gilberto, Tosca, Beth Orton, Coldplay, Royksopp, Sasha, Zero 7 and many more. Slipcase. 2002.
Personnel: Brian Amos, Richie Havens (vocals).
Audio Mixer: David Waxman.
Audio Remixer: Mario Caldato, Jr.
Editor: David Waxman.
Arranger: Nitin Sawhney.
The blueprint for Ultra Chilled, Vol. 2 is the same as the solid first edition in Ultra's downbeat series -- which rose above the heap of substandard, commercialized chill-out compilations -- with compilers balancing a few downtempo tracks by a varying cast of vocal artists (Coldplay, the ...
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Sweden's Soilwork have walked the heavy metal high-wire throughout their short but prolific career. Extreme enough to convince some of the genre's more suspicious fans of their authenticity to the cause, they've also excelled at flirting with its more mainstream sensibilities, and, like every release before it, 2005's Stabbing the Drama is no different. Like a hyper-efficient assembly line, its songs connect components of the band's hometown melodic death metal to elements of neo-thrash velocity, to metalcore's innate simplicity, to even -- gasp! -- sketchy nu-metal devices (see "Weapon of Vanity," "Distance") in order to construct a well-lubricated driving ...
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