Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Tresor Records
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 3
1. Sonic Destroyer	X-101	more

2. Hypnotist	Jeff Mills	more

3. 420-Low	Eddie "Flashin"...	more

4. Ghost	Blade Baxter	more

5. Ploy: (Strategic Mix)	Maurizio	more

6. Where's Your Child	Bam Bam	more

7. Lyot: (Maurixio Mix)	Vainqueur	more

8. Projectile Darts	The Vision	more

9. Der Klang Der Familie	Dr. Motte 3Phase	more

10. Drugs Work	System 01	more

11. Skyscratch: (Mano Mano)	Ingator	more

12. The Hacker	Clock DVA	more

Disc 2 of 3
1. Late Night: (Mills Mix)	Jeff Mills	more

2. Ball Park: (DJ Rush First Bass Mix)	Joey Beltram	more

3. Absolute	Christian Vogel	more

4. Sketch O Matic	The Advent	more

5. Drive #5: (Edit)	Fumiya Tanaka	more

6. Version	James Ruskin	more

7. Guiltless	Karl O'Connor	more

8. Liteon	Sterac	more

9. Transmission Of Life	Transllusion	more

10. Lost Vessel	Drexciya	more

11. Intro: (Version II)	Surgeon	more

12. Tension In NY	Neil Landstrumm	more

13. Wagging Tail	Tobias Schmidt	more

14. General Arrepientase	Cgristian Vogel	more

Disc 3 of 3
1. One More Time: (Red Planet Remix)	Blake Baxter	more

2. Floating	Marshall Jefferson	more

3. Die Kosmischen Kuriere	Juan Atkins 3MB	more

4. Mystery	K. Hand	more

5. Theme From Tiny Robot	Tiny Robot	more

6. Wisdom	Blake Baxter Eddie "Flashin"...	more

7. Light Speed	Model 500	more

8. Premonition	Optic Nerve	more

9. Raindrops	Infiniti	more

10. Quartz	Robert Hood	more

11. Deep Cover: (House Mix)	Santonio	more

12. Illuminism: (Sun Electric Edit)	3MB Eddie "Flashin"...	more

13. Game Form: (Mike Dearborn Remix)	Joey Beltram	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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