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Greatest Hits and Remixes

by: Paul Oakenfold

Release Date October 22, 2007
Love him or loathe him, Oakenfold has had an indelible influence on UK dance music, particularly by taking it to a wider audience. This mix compilation brings together, for the first time, productions from every stage of his career, from early balearic remixes of The Cure and the Happy Mondays to trancey Cream Anthems and some of the rock-influenced dance sounds he plays today. There are even a few previously unreleased mixes of club classics like EBTG's "Missing".

It may not as cutting edge as James Holden or as subtle as Lee Burridge (both of whom I highly recommend to those with more underground tastes!) but it is a lot more listenable and accessible than the vast majority of dance compilations (and it's likely to stay in ... Read More:

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Oakenfold Anthems

by: Various Artists (Paul Oakenfold)

Release Date August 11, 2008
A very good compilation of some of the best dance tunes from the 90's and this decade. The only reason I'm not buying this is because I already have the majority of the tracks.

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Bunkka

by: Paul Oakenfold

Release Date June 24, 2002
I think it is quite a rare piece of work ! It's got something in it for everyone ,for all moods and all occasions .It's a fusion of all sorts of music. Definitely a good buy.

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Global Underground 7: Paul Oakenfold In New York

by: Paul Oakenfold (mixed by), Various Artists

Release Date May 25, 1998
Some have tried. All have failed. This is THE ultimate house album of all time for the X gen..covers every base, scores all the doors, starts with Einstien and finishes with Hawking.Simply the BEST representative house of all time.

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Creamfields: Mixed By Paul Oakenfold

by: Paul Oakenfold

Release Date August 09, 2004
If you are a bit tired of slow lounge and bored by high beat techno garagage, this record is a great buy. Oakenfold always has had his own style and this record is no exception.

Creamfields is a cool dance album that will get even anti techno people out on the dance floor. In many techno albums you cannot distinguish one tune from another. Not so here. Creamfields contains 2 discs of varied dance tunes with a great combination of vocal and instrumental songs.

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Swordfish: Original Soundtrack

by: Paul Oakenfold, Paul Oakenfold (mixed by)

Release Date July 16, 2001
This is just a brill album. Great action film background music. You wont be disappointed with this one little bit. You will then go to look for more Oakenfold. If you like Bunkka~Paul Oakenfold then you will like this vice versa... Go on buy it you know you want to... :o)

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Essential Millennium: Mixed By Pete Tong/Fatboy Slim/Paul Oakenfold

by: Pete Tong, Fatboy Slim, Paul Oakenfold

Release Date November 01, 1999
During my school days this was one of the cd's that go played time and time again, whilst the pete tong disc is nothing more than you'd expect from the series and if you want prime oakenfold look for some of his clasics like live at cream, Fatboy Slim steals the show.

From the saw ettched start through to the sublime finalle it brings up a classic mix which even ten years later, almost, I can still recall from memory. Having brought scanty sandwich, at the time thought to be a sudor(sorry can't spell) for cook himself, through to underworld born slippy before effortsly blending into groove armada at the river has to be one of my favorite mixs of all time.

Overall the two discs are ok but for the best mix in my mind head for the ... Read More:

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Journeys By DJ Vol.5

by: Various Artists, Paul Oakenfold

Release Date July 28, 1997
During my school days this was one of the cd's that go played time and time again, whilst the pete tong disc is nothing more than you'd expect from the series and if you want prime oakenfold look for some of his clasics like live at cream, Fatboy Slim steals the show.

From the saw ettched start through to the sublime finalle it brings up a classic mix which even ten years later, almost, I can still recall from memory. Having brought scanty sandwich, at the time thought to be a sudor(sorry can't spell) for cook himself, through to underworld born slippy before effortsly blending into groove armada at the river has to be one of my favorite mixs of all time.

Overall the two discs are ok but for the best mix in my mind head for the ... Read More:

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Resident: Two Years of Oakenfold at Cream

by: Paul Oakenfold

Release Date March 01, 1999
Undoubtedly the greatest trance album ever!! tune after tune after tune after tune, Oakey's greatest moments relived from the now legendary Courtyard sessions. If you do not have this album go and buy it NOW! It has everything from the oustanding vocal tracks like 'Someone', 'Butterfly' & 'Skydive' (awesome) to downright dirty trance 'Nightmare' 'Dark & Long' and 'Prophase' not to mention timeless beauties 'Wide Open Space', 'Eispaer' and the unforgetable 'The Prophet'. There is simply not a tune on this album which doesn't make your palms sweat or make you long for the days of 1,500 mad-heads losing the plot in the Courtyard with Oakey bouncing in the dj box......the live crowd sounds reminiscent only to those of us that have been there. A must have ... Read More:

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Perfecto Presents Paul Oakenfold - Great Wall: Mixed By Paul Oakenfold/2cd Set

by: Paul Oakenfold

Release Date September 29, 2003
Really good choice of tracks, nice eclectic mix, well mixed by Oakie. He has been mixed recently live and on cd, but this is really good. Love Ian Brown re-mix