CD-Charts Position 201
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Too Close

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Blue

Release Date August 27, 2001
Blue's follow up single, a cover of "Too Close", is a great mix of harmonies and beats. Even though they're covering a well-known song, the guys still add their own vibe to the song. All of the guys sing lead vocals on the track. In my opinion, this track deserved to be at number 1.

CD-Charts Position 202
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Rabbit in the Moon Remixes, Vol. 1

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Rabbit in the Moon

Release Date May 29, 2001
Though it's not a normal studio album (and it looks unlikely they will ever produce a studio album) this is nonetheless a much welcomed release from these highly rated electronic producers. A collection of remixes done by the Florida based electronic dance act Rabbit in the Moon of various artists work.

A good collection with highlights including the brilliant collaboration with Humate on 'East' and their stunning remix of Orbital's 'Are We Here?'.

Any fan of Rabbit in the Moon should have this along with dance music fans who want something a bit different.

CD-Charts Position 203
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When We Were Young

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Dusted

Release Date January 15, 2001
I have to say I don't quite understand what previous reviewers mean when they say this album mmade them recall their childhoods because for me it had the opposite effect- it made me imagine new times and places, new ways of thinking and opened my eyes to new and completely revolutionary ways of making music. But perhaps it is because both a childlike quality and a sense of ultimate wisdom are captured here.
In a way this record defies interpretation, which is why I might be sounding pretty crazy pretty soon if you keep reading.
The closest comparison I can make between this and other artists is that it is somewhat reminiscent of Robert Miles' 23am album, as well as Mescalito and with a dash of Air's Moon Safari, but that ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 204
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Mysteries of Funk

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Grooverider

Release Date October 20, 1998
Legendary/Genius/Outstanding/One of a Kind. Every time listen to this album i cant help but think how was this possible. Grooverider your a Mastermind!! Nuff respect! What music!!

CD-Charts Position 205
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Re-Works: Brain Salad Perjury

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Emerson Lake & Palmer

Release Date June 02, 2008
I really wanted to like this album.

I love ELP. I have most of their albums.
I love a really broad range of electronica; from Aphex Twin to Underworld(via Biosphere and NIN).
But, for me, most of this album really just doesn't work.

It simply is not inventive enough.

I'm really sorry.

CD-Charts Position 206
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Compost 100

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 15, 2002
Through sheer quality of artists and future thinking of attitude, Compost Records climbed the perch to where it stands today, on the commencement of its 100th release; at the forefront of eclectic, organic, stylish music. Just a name check of the roster reads like a catalog of top talent able to fuse elements of jazz, Brazilian beats, drum and bass, soul, atmosphere and spirit. So bundling up twenty exclusive tracks to celebrate should has pretty much given carte blanche to slap highest scores on this two-disc set.

The drum brush get-downs of Kyoto Jazz Massive "Crossbreed" and Minus 8 "Come Along" certainly aim on point, while Les Gammas "Outra Vida" delectably melds warm keys, studio polish, and heart. Elsewhere, Beanfield's "Reaction" ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 207
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Essential Drum 'n' Bass Vol.3: 20 Cuts from the Drum 'n' Bass Underground

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 11, 1999
Through sheer quality of artists and future thinking of attitude, Compost Records climbed the perch to where it stands today, on the commencement of its 100th release; at the forefront of eclectic, organic, stylish music. Just a name check of the roster reads like a catalog of top talent able to fuse elements of jazz, Brazilian beats, drum and bass, soul, atmosphere and spirit. So bundling up twenty exclusive tracks to celebrate should has pretty much given carte blanche to slap highest scores on this two-disc set.

The drum brush get-downs of Kyoto Jazz Massive "Crossbreed" and Minus 8 "Come Along" certainly aim on point, while Les Gammas "Outra Vida" delectably melds warm keys, studio polish, and heart. Elsewhere, Beanfield's "Reaction" ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 208
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Hypermodern Jazz 2000.5

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Alec Empire

Release Date March 21, 2002
Hypermodern Jazz 2000.5 is not the brand of electronic maddness that I have become accustomed to loving. This is not the first Alec Empire cd that should be purchased by anyone wanting to get into his brand of originality. This cd is not hard and fast drum n bass but more electronic and rap beat oriented.
The cd is not a total loss but definitley not what I was expecting from the producer of "Squeeze the Trigger" and "The Destroyer", two albums that I listen to religiously with hopes of some day only being topped by another definition of what true Drum N Bass should be. If you like hip-hop styled electronica you mighty actually love this album, each song is designed to bring you through an emotional journey through the sounds that still only Alec ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 209
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Onda Sonora: Red Hot & Lisbon

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Various

Release Date
Hypermodern Jazz 2000.5 is not the brand of electronic maddness that I have become accustomed to loving. This is not the first Alec Empire cd that should be purchased by anyone wanting to get into his brand of originality. This cd is not hard and fast drum n bass but more electronic and rap beat oriented.
The cd is not a total loss but definitley not what I was expecting from the producer of "Squeeze the Trigger" and "The Destroyer", two albums that I listen to religiously with hopes of some day only being topped by another definition of what true Drum N Bass should be. If you like hip-hop styled electronica you mighty actually love this album, each song is designed to bring you through an emotional journey through the sounds that still only Alec ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 210
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Art Core, Vol. 2: Art of Drum & Bass

CD-Charts > Music > Drum and Bass - Jungle
by: Various Artists

Release Date July 02, 1996
Hypermodern Jazz 2000.5 is not the brand of electronic maddness that I have become accustomed to loving. This is not the first Alec Empire cd that should be purchased by anyone wanting to get into his brand of originality. This cd is not hard and fast drum n bass but more electronic and rap beat oriented.
The cd is not a total loss but definitley not what I was expecting from the producer of "Squeeze the Trigger" and "The Destroyer", two albums that I listen to religiously with hopes of some day only being topped by another definition of what true Drum N Bass should be. If you like hip-hop styled electronica you mighty actually love this album, each song is designed to bring you through an emotional journey through the sounds that still only Alec ... Read More: