Anthony Pappa Balance 006 CD

Balance 006 Music

List Price	$22.98 (You save $2.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Dance, Electronica, House, Techno, Trance
Label	E.Q.
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	57457
CD Universe Part number	6741345
Catalog number	9
Discs	2
Release Date	Aug 03, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Gregory O. Carpenter; M.D. Meyer; Sara Whittaker Gilbey; Johnathan Sutton; Rhythm Unlimited; Barry Gilbey; Tim Fretwell; Martin Kay; Raja Ram; John Graham; Luke Chable; Main Element; Michael Lanning; Rennie Pilgrem; Simon Postford; Slacker; Steve May; Vance Musgrove; Ben Camp; Ozgur Can; Pavel Bidlo; Anthony Pappa
Engineer	Gregory O. Carpenter; Pavel Bidlo
Personnel	M.L. Burns - vocals

Anthony Pappa Balance 006 Songs

		Balance 006 CD DISC 1:
	1.	Into the Storm
	2.	Faceless
	3.	Reality Theory
	4.	Bound for Ascension
	5.	Time to Reflect, A
	6.	Underground Sound
	7.	Sunshine in My Shadows
	8.	Nothing Is Real
	9.	Delta of Venus - (Chris Salt Remix, Chris Salt remix)
	10.	Open Day - (Luke Chable Quakes & Craters Remix, Luke Chable Quakes & Craters remix)
	11.	Natural High
	12.	Tutikinegi
	13.	Mana
	14.	I Know You're Afraid
		Balance 006 Songs DISC 2:
	1.	My Pills
	2.	Coming Up for Air - (Mara Remix)
	3.	Connected
	4.	Be Together (Main Pass)
	5.	All I Wanna Do
	6.	Basement
	7.	Our Prediction
	8.	Deeper Inside
	9.	Freakout
	10.	Cold Rush
	11.	Atmospheric Graffiti
	12.	New World
	13.	Beija For

Balance 006 Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars Pretty good cd.
A decent compilation.
Submitted by alex (chicago,il,usa)
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5 stars great
a must have for all house and balance series lovers
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