CD-Charts Position 81
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Vertigo

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Groove Armada

Release Date May 24, 1999
This album is stupidly good. The only CD that comes close to this album is Air's 'Moon Safari' that is legendary itself. If you are looking for a chill out album and you don't already own this you have been missing out for years. 'At the River' is of course the best thing about this album but every track has its merits and 'Your Song' will also grow on you.
All great songs can be overplayed but very few remain as good as the first time you hear them but 'At the River' is one of those select few. Recommended for someone looking to relieve stress.
This is surely the best album ever made.

CD-Charts Position 82
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Tales of the Inexpressible

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Shpongle

Release Date July 23, 2001
Listen to this album the whole way through when your in a social enviroment and you'll play it again and again and again. The beauty is, it'll sound diffrent everytime. Shpongle have created such an intricate art that you can never fully comprehend...... ever, beautiful .x.

CD-Charts Position 83
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Greatest Hits and Remixes

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
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 your collection ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 84
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Reverence/Irreverence

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Faithless

Release Date August 09, 2004
Id never got around to reviewing any faithless album. All can say is Faithless is just tOOOOOOOOOOO good years go by and its still better. Well i would say this was there 3rd best album comparing with Outrospective,Sunday 8pm and the new No roots. For me Outrospective my favorite but too some other are not keen on trance/house then Reverence is the best for others. This album probaly the best beginer album for anybody who never heard any faithles before.
Classics FOVEVER
1. Reverence
4. If lovin' you is wrong
5. Angeline
6. Insomnia
9. Baseball cap
10. Drifting away
11. Salva mea
Disc2 remixes ARE TOP TOO BUY!

CD-Charts Position 85
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Out There and Back

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Paul Van Dyk

Release Date November 29, 2007
I have a CD car changer, and all of the CD slots are reserved for PVD, which include "Out There and Back", "Seven Ways" and "The Politics of Dancing". I haven't changed the CDs for YEARS. Listen to them EVERYDAY! I am completely transfixed! Great to listen to on the drive journey to-from work. This CD is Highly Recommended!

CD-Charts Position 86
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Versus

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Kings Of Convenience

Release Date October 22, 2001
I'd never heard any of their stuff
until I listened to Amazon's On-line Samples & read the reviews. I was a bit wary of the Simon & Garfunkel comparisons as I'm far from a fan, but when I played the 1st track of this remix album I just sank into a state of utter thought provoking "chill" & played the album back to back twice! The vocals are amazing & very uplifting. This is coming from a fan of Zero 7, Bonobo, Bent, Quantic, & Tim 'Love' Lee. Buy it now!

CD-Charts Position 87
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Parade Of The Athletes

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Tiesto

Release Date October 18, 2004
Better then Nyana and just be its fanastic. Each pefected first track though to the last. All the best trance tunes in the history it possible with this guy. This albums only what £12 it should be in a musium ahhh TIESTO BLESSING HUMANS!

CD-Charts Position 88
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The Chillout Session

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 05, 2001
A nice album overall, though nothing 'amazing' really. Cd1 has a particularly mixed theme, with soothing songs such as Les Nuits, or the lovely No Ordinary Morning (wow). Cd2 has more of a beat, but the rhythms are still quite bliss.
Good album, though for me, the best chill out album money can buy is Chilled Euphoria...

CD-Charts Position 89
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Prodigy Presents: Dirtchamber Sessions Vol.1

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Prodigy, Liam Howlett (Mixed by)

Release Date February 22, 1999
The problem is, I had already heard the fantastic "Brainfreeze" and "Product Placement" by DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist, not to mention a couple of DJ Yoda's "How to Cut & Paste" albums.

Those guys really know how to mix their records - Liam Howlett doesn't.

The scratching is nothing special and the blending (and choice) of tracks at times seems random. There are some good moments in the first two CD tracks, but that's largely due to the songs themselves and little to do with the mixing. The rest of the album is very mediocre.

CD-Charts Position 90
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Invol2ver: Mixed By Sasha

CD-Charts > Music > Techno and Trance
by: Sasha

Release Date September 08, 2008
2008 and Sasha, but a mere 30, has triumphantly reaffirmed his mastery and prowess in electronic music. His Emfire imprint has been tearing at the seams of music production with prog behemoths such as Coma, and Who Kiilled Sparky?, and now the looong awaited sequel to the forever listenable Involver will, in my humble opinion, blow minds for years to come. This is music at its finest, this is Sasha at the top of his game.