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Piano by Request, Vol. 1

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by: Various

Release Date April 09, 2002

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This Is Acid Jazz: New Voices, Vol. 2 [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 28, 1995

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New Voices Take 2

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by: Various

Release Date July 19, 1995

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This Is Acid Jazz: New Voices, Vol. 2

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by: Various Artists

Release Date March 28, 1995

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Hardhouse Generation: Uc

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by: DJ Exodus

Release Date August 16, 2005

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Drum 'n' Bass Arena: Mixed By Fabio & Grooverider

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by: Fabio

Release Date August 02, 2004
The Godfathers of Drum N Bass Fabio a Grooverider make there first appearance on a Drum and Bass Arena album and this album shows way they are called the godfathers of DnB.

Fabio's mixs his jazzy and funky bass lines and beats and Grooveriders darker and distort bass lines.

Before hand i wasn't too keen on Grooveriders taste but now im starting to like it and respect his taste while Fabio presses the right buttons for me.

Buy this album if your a big fan of DnB or a regular BBC Radio 1 listener to Fabio a Grooverider you know what your in for.

Favourite tracks from Fabio

Guiding Star - Formatt
Strictly Social (Nu:Tone remix) - Roni Size
Racing Green - High Contrast
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CD-Charts Position 7
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The Nine Worlds [German Import]

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by: Achillea

Release Date April 11, 2005
Jens Gad is responsible for the New Age dancepop sound of Enigma, so it doesn't come as a great shock that Achillea fits the same profile.

Sadly Achillea's debut "The Nine Worlds" -- presumably named after the worlds of Norse legend -- ends up being an ethereal experience. In fact, it seems a bit more interested in being ethereal than actually being music of any kind, and ends up a spotty, schizophrenic hodgepodge instead.

After a forgettable intro, Achillea's music unfolds into the hymnlike pop song full of vaguely bubbling noises, bird cries and a general feeling of drippy pastoral peace. Then it switches into some downtempo pop rhythms, punctuated by horns and some swoony whispering noises in the background.
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CD-Charts Position 8
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The Nine Worlds

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by: Achillea

Release Date August 02, 2005
Jens Gad is responsible for the New Age dancepop sound of Enigma, so it doesn't come as a great shock that Achillea fits the same profile.

Sadly Achillea's debut "The Nine Worlds" -- presumably named after the worlds of Norse legend -- ends up being an ethereal experience. In fact, it seems a bit more interested in being ethereal than actually being music of any kind, and ends up a spotty, schizophrenic hodgepodge instead.

After a forgettable intro, Achillea's music unfolds into the hymnlike pop song full of vaguely bubbling noises, bird cries and a general feeling of drippy pastoral peace. Then it switches into some downtempo pop rhythms, punctuated by horns and some swoony whispering noises in the background.
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CD-Charts Position 9
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Adonai & I

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by: David Gould

Release Date November 19, 2002
Jens Gad is responsible for the New Age dancepop sound of Enigma, so it doesn't come as a great shock that Achillea fits the same profile.

Sadly Achillea's debut "The Nine Worlds" -- presumably named after the worlds of Norse legend -- ends up being an ethereal experience. In fact, it seems a bit more interested in being ethereal than actually being music of any kind, and ends up a spotty, schizophrenic hodgepodge instead.

After a forgettable intro, Achillea's music unfolds into the hymnlike pop song full of vaguely bubbling noises, bird cries and a general feeling of drippy pastoral peace. Then it switches into some downtempo pop rhythms, punctuated by horns and some swoony whispering noises in the background.
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CD-Charts Position 10
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The Ends of the Earth

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by: Autobots

Release Date August 25, 2008
Jens Gad is responsible for the New Age dancepop sound of Enigma, so it doesn't come as a great shock that Achillea fits the same profile.

Sadly Achillea's debut "The Nine Worlds" -- presumably named after the worlds of Norse legend -- ends up being an ethereal experience. In fact, it seems a bit more interested in being ethereal than actually being music of any kind, and ends up a spotty, schizophrenic hodgepodge instead.

After a forgettable intro, Achillea's music unfolds into the hymnlike pop song full of vaguely bubbling noises, bird cries and a general feeling of drippy pastoral peace. Then it switches into some downtempo pop rhythms, punctuated by horns and some swoony whispering noises in the background.
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