Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Pschent
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Son Al Son	Orquesta Aragón	more

2. Come On A My House	Della Reese	more

3. Bacalao Sala'o	Sidestepper	more

4. Hoy Tenemos	Sidestepper	more

5. Nah Neh Nah	Vaya Con Dios	more

6. L'Histoire	Cheb Tarik	more

7. Mollendo Cafe	Omar Bashir	more

8. Frontera Del Ensueno: (Andalucian mix)	Rey De Copas	more

9. Garden Party: (Sounds of Life Brazil mix)	Mezzoforte	more

10. Touched By The Hand Of Tenorio	Les Hommes	more

11. Pop The Trunk: (Thievery Corporation mix)	Thunderball	more

12. Dan Gna: (Joe Clausell mix)	Les Go	more

13. Hey Diwani Hey Diwana	The Dum Dum Project	more

14. Falling In Love: (radio edit)	Shazz	more

15. The Place To Be: (main mix)	Henri Scars Pierre Cardin	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Learn 2 Luv: (Francois K's Atmospheric Mood mix)	Kim English	more

2. Winnetou Melody	Lemongrass	more

3. Running On The Sand From Somewhere To Anywhere	Spiritual Afric... Calm	more

4. Git With Me: (Original Extended Version)	Paris Red	more

5. A Traveller's Delight/Lasting: (acapella)	Plastyc Buddha/...	more

6. I Dream You	Gerd	more

7. Heavy Flowers	Crackpot	more

8. Turtle E's: (Rivera Smells Like Spring Spirit mix)	La Taverne Du Lac	more

9. One Night Samba: (Karminsky Experience Inc. mix)	Tim "Love" Lee	more

10. Friendly Pressure: (The Enemy Release mix)	Jhelisa	more

11. The Flow: (Juan Atkins G-Funk mix)	Model 500	more

12. Urbanisation In Country: (Takada's Last Summer Per...	Ashley Beadle	more

13. The Caribou: (Paradox Sunset mix)	Teddy Douglas Francesco 'The...	more

14. Chant Des Sirenes	Peter Phonix	more

Featured Review
	How It Ends Devotchka
Devotchka's music has always had a cinematic quality, first unveiled to major audiences as part of the successful indie flick "Little Miss Sunshine". The last track on that soundtrack was "How It Ends" and since then, its melancholic vocal nuances have been a recurrent inspiration, also used in the "Everything Is Illuminated" trailer. Its most original synchronization to date has to be the recent "Gears Of War 2" commercial. Maybe an odd choice to end up as background music for audiovisual battles against aliens, but Nick Urata's tenor grandeur and the fine strings and piano arrangements added a shockingly new epic dimension to the sophisticated, computer-generated images of the popular Xbox videogame. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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