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Keep It Unreal

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Mr. Scruff

Release Date June 07, 1999
If you can listen to this album without smiling, you have no soul. My favourite tracks are Get A Move On, Midnight Feast, Honeydew, and Fish, but they're all great :-)

CD-Charts Position 92
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The Mirror Conspiracy

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date August 21, 2000
It is wonderful to have a WHOLE listenable album of amazingly well crafted, chilled, sophisticated music by one group.

I just love this album, Lebanese Blonde is one of the best chill out tunes of all time but there are some other truly great tracks on there.

CD-Charts Position 93
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Fred Deakin - Nu Balearica

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Various Artists

Release Date June 09, 2008
If you are going to Ibiza for the first time this year or even if you are a seasoned veteran, I cannot recommend this CD highly enough to get you right into the authentic balearic mood. Lemon Jelly's Fred Deakin has compiled a mix that truly represents the spirit of Ibiza better than any Ministry of Sound or generic Ibiza Chillout compilation ever could. In fact, I haven't heard a mix that reminds me so much of the island since Jose Padilla's legendary Cafe Del Mar series.

CD1 is house but you'll find no funky/electro commercial nonsense here. If you have had the pleasure to hear Jon Sa Trinxa play at his famous namesake bar on Ses Salinas beach you'll have a good idea of what kind of house is on offer here. Down tempo, low slung grooves ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 94
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Music

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Madonna

Release Date September 18, 2000
need i say more...a legendary album and it was the first album of hers i purchased(nearly 10 years ago)and it really got me into her music.
all tracks are 10/10 it is fantastic along with-true blue,like a prayer,hard candy,Confessions,American Life,and the amazing erotica...:)
love this album!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it is definitely better than Ray of Light and is a stunning album to listen to,a fabulous all rounder.
True Blue was her best album(with like a prayer)but Music is my all time favourite album and tops my list 10*/10 a sheer classic.
Music-10+/10-fantastic song to get your body moving.
impressive instant-10+/10 wow this is fantastic(SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SINGLE!!).
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CD-Charts Position 95
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The Private Press

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: DJ Shadow

Release Date August 25, 2003
I probably should have done this review earlier, but it just seems the right time to get people to listen to properly GOOD music (dance music seems to have gone down the drain a bit).
Josh Davis has come up with another winner here, in a sense that this album is quite removed from Endtroducing. As reviewers have said already (and i agree), this is a more "song"-orientated album, allowing you to skip to a favourite song, whereas endtroducing was more an album to listen through in one go.
The reason i give it 4 (but 4 1/2 in my heart), is because of the two dud tracks slap bang in the middle of the album (namely 'Right thing' and' Monosylabik'). Definitely not DJ Shadow quality.
This shouldn't detract anyone from the rest of the album though, as ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 96
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Sorcerer

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Tangerine Dream

Release Date March 25, 2002

This shows a much darker, more foreboding side to TD's work of the period. It's interesting to hear shorter pieces too, which works well for me. The style is very much in keeping with "Stratosfear" and also "Encore" and, listening to it again, I think it's rather better than both......

I'd also like to echo the question What of the "other" 45 minutes they recorded for this film? Is it worth releasing? Even if it's more of the same, or the existing tracks expanded I'd buy it...

Another classic!

CD-Charts Position 97
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Goldfrapp - Wonderful Electric - Live in London [2004]

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
starring: Goldfrapp

Release Date September 20, 2004
[...]Seriously though, if you are a fan of Black Cherry and/or Felt Mountain (or even Goldfrapps latest offerings on Supernature) you will surely love this DVD.

A good handful of the tracks are previously unreleased and make the DVD worth the money just for that, but when you take into account that it's a double disk affair then how can you say no!? :)

From the idyllic tranquility of utopia and lovely head, to the rock chic stomping that can only be found with train and strict machine when performed live, this is by far the best live act I have seen in recent years.
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CD-Charts Position 98
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Space Between Us

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Craig Armstrong

Release Date February 02, 1998
Take good string/piano dominated classical music, make it moody & dramatic. Now sprinkle with just a hint of the more contemporary elements of the likes of Massive attack and drift off in to outerspace. In fact forget what I've just said, it's not doing the man enough justice! He is pure genius.

CD-Charts Position 99
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Post

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Bjork

Release Date October 18, 1999
I am extremely impressed with this album, and Bjork fully deserved much success with it. The tracks 'army of me,' 'isobel', 'possibly maybe' and 'hyperballad' are real treasures. My favourite song on the album definately has to be hyperballad, it is a beautiful sound!

I even like the much maligned 'Oh its so quiet'. I think a lot of the negativity towards this song comes about because Bjork herself isnt keen on it, and because many other people in the general public dont!

Recommended 5/5

CD-Charts Position 100
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Trailer Park

CD-Charts > Music > Electronica
by: Beth Orton

Release Date February 11, 2000
Beth Orton's official debut was a milestone in music especially at the time of it's release we saw britpop and dance music dominated the charts,Beth opted for a more Folk/Eletronica feel for he album."Trailer Park" is one of those brilliantly crafted british albums that makes you feel proud of our music scene.

1.She Cries Your Name - One of her most known songs although not making a big splash when it was first released it has a more cult status today much like the album. The song is a very chilled out song but with a sense of sadness and fragilty mostly from the tone and utter gorgeousness of Orton's voice.The subtle strings and the gentle guitar riff backed up by the almost sonar-like bleeps throughout the song just give it that bit more of a 'chilling' feel,very atmospheric. 10/10
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