| | City Life: Underground London CD - Import (2 Customer Reviews)
City Life: Underground London Music City Life: Underground London Songs | | City Life: Underground London CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Coffee 2 Go - Marshall Jefferson/Fuf & Gos (Marshall Jefferson Remix, Marshall Jefferson remix) |
| 2. | Automatic - Nathan G. (Original Mix) |
| 3. | Freekin' Me - S&V (Original Mix) |
| 4. | Revolution - Stephane Malca/Kenny (Mike Monday Goodman Remix, Mike Monday Goodman remix) |
| 5. | Rumpfunk - Mike Monday |
| 6. | White Horse - Wonderland Avenue (Original Mix) |
| 7. | Wake Up - Paradise Soul/Stella Attar (Mike Monday & Stretch Silvester Remix, Mike Monday & Stretch Silvester remix) |
| 8. | Banrock - Sucker DJ's (Paul Rogers Remix, Paul Rogers remix) |
| 9. | Lotta Lovin' - Sucker DJ's (Paradise Soul Remix, Paradise Soul remix) |
| 10. | Moscow Rendezvous - Paradise Soul |
| | City Life: Underground London Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | To the Sky - James Sampson/Kid Massive |
| 2. | Made for You - Deep Solution (Mettle Deep Mix) |
| 3. | Mysa - The Rhythm Slaves |
| 4. | Inside Your Eyes - The Rhythm Slaves |
| 5. | Sleepy Head - Mettle Music (House Mix) |
| 6. | Love Is Everything - Shola Phillips/The Layabouts (Main Vocal Mix) |
| 7. | Light Up Your Life - The Rhythm Slaves (Kid Massive & Raoul's Vocal Mix Grant Nelson Edit) |
| 8. | Aquarius Lounge Life - Monte |
| 9. | Innervisions - Luco |
| 10. | Sunshine - Maria Yannissopoulou/The Layabouts/Jem Seeds/Yannis (Jask Main Mix) |
| 11. | Brisa Da Vida, La - Favela 5 (Charles Spencer Mix) |
| 12. | Salsa D - Rio Orchestra (Brian Tappert Edit) |
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City Life: Underground London Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Underground London
What I liked most about City life: Underground London, is that I didnt get bored after the first few tracks or even after disc one of two. It stays crazy smooth, the compination of beat and bass make for a great listen. Its house to fit your urban mood. The order of songs mesh together seamlessly, creating an entirly cool relaxed feeling.
Submitted by Chrystal (Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA)
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What I liked most about City life: Underground London, is that I didnt get bored after the first few tracks or even after disc one of two. It stays crazy smooth, the compination of beat and bass make for a great listen. Its house to fit your urban mood. The order of songs mesh together seamlessly, creating an entirly cool relaxed feeling.
Submitted by Chrystal (Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA)
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