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Progressive Euphoria: Mixed By John '00' Fleming

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by: John '00' Fleming

Release Date April 28, 2001
by far the best release of the Euphoria series.The tracks are much more complex but at the same time effective.It may take some people a few listens to fully appreciate this compilation but its worth the effort.This album has much more structure to it than any of the others,and the mixing is far superior to its predecessors.Overall there is a tribal feel/beat to it so Lawler,Sasha fans should be happy. Theres no commercial tracks apart from Jakatta which suits the mix.....quality stuff

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Classic Euphoria

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 22, 2006
Acknowledging all the other reviews that reinforce the point of this being a classic revisit of some of the last 10 years' biggest tunes, I really want to outline that Ministry of Sound ownership also represents possibly the biggest thorn in Euphoria's side.

If we take a look at the first Euphoria albums, we can see some real honesty and new ground there. Seldom-heard-of-on-mix-compilations talent like PF Project, Matt Darey, Agnelli&Nelson and Jay Burnett, these guys were given a task to put together an album that said what they wanted to say. The Euphoria album cover would proudly proclaim who had mixed it (and even how - some albums were "digitally mixed" i.e. on a computer rather than by all-hands-on-decks) and each album had ... Read More:

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Gatecrasher Forever

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by: Various Artists

Release Date June 26, 2006
It does annoy me that they've stuck loads of classics on here- anyone who has the previous Gatecrasher albums (which I have all of, except for the classic ones) will have half these tracks already.

So what's the point of buying it if you already have them? What market are they trying to target? People who have only just started to get into crasher I guess.

The new songs on here are pretty good, but nowhere near as ground breaking and original as the first 10 (yes, TEN!) GC albums. (excluding Digital possibly)

I wish they'd just stuck to the standard GC mould using a good DJ (Scott Bond) who mixes well and chooses new fresh tracks no one has heard of. On this album, no Scott Bond, (or any famous DJ), no massively fresh tracks, ... Read More:

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Gatecrasher National Anthems [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 27, 2000
It does annoy me that they've stuck loads of classics on here- anyone who has the previous Gatecrasher albums (which I have all of, except for the classic ones) will have half these tracks already.

So what's the point of buying it if you already have them? What market are they trying to target? People who have only just started to get into crasher I guess.

The new songs on here are pretty good, but nowhere near as ground breaking and original as the first 10 (yes, TEN!) GC albums. (excluding Digital possibly)

I wish they'd just stuck to the standard GC mould using a good DJ (Scott Bond) who mixes well and chooses new fresh tracks no one has heard of. On this album, no Scott Bond, (or any famous DJ), no massively fresh tracks, ... Read More:

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Mix Heaven '97 [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 25, 1997
It does annoy me that they've stuck loads of classics on here- anyone who has the previous Gatecrasher albums (which I have all of, except for the classic ones) will have half these tracks already.

So what's the point of buying it if you already have them? What market are they trying to target? People who have only just started to get into crasher I guess.

The new songs on here are pretty good, but nowhere near as ground breaking and original as the first 10 (yes, TEN!) GC albums. (excluding Digital possibly)

I wish they'd just stuck to the standard GC mould using a good DJ (Scott Bond) who mixes well and chooses new fresh tracks no one has heard of. On this album, no Scott Bond, (or any famous DJ), no massively fresh tracks, ... Read More:

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Cream Anthems 1997 [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 01, 1997
It does annoy me that they've stuck loads of classics on here- anyone who has the previous Gatecrasher albums (which I have all of, except for the classic ones) will have half these tracks already.

So what's the point of buying it if you already have them? What market are they trying to target? People who have only just started to get into crasher I guess.

The new songs on here are pretty good, but nowhere near as ground breaking and original as the first 10 (yes, TEN!) GC albums. (excluding Digital possibly)

I wish they'd just stuck to the standard GC mould using a good DJ (Scott Bond) who mixes well and chooses new fresh tracks no one has heard of. On this album, no Scott Bond, (or any famous DJ), no massively fresh tracks, ... Read More:

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Essential Selection Ibiza 2000: Mixed By Pete Tong

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by: Pete Tong, Pete Tong (mixed by)

Release Date August 28, 2000
This was my favourite Box set of the year. It has a brilliant blend of music mixed by the great man himself Pete Tong. Brilliant CD's!

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Clubland Vol.2 [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 15, 1997
This was my favourite Box set of the year. It has a brilliant blend of music mixed by the great man himself Pete Tong. Brilliant CD's!

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Fantazia House Collection Vol.6: Mixed By Paul Oakenfold/Mike Cosford [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 22, 1997
This was my favourite Box set of the year. It has a brilliant blend of music mixed by the great man himself Pete Tong. Brilliant CD's!