Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Warner Music UK Limited
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Logical Song	Scooter	more

2. Be Cool	Paffendorf	more

3. Reason	Ian Van Dahl	more

4. Shooting Star	Flip & Fill	more

5. Forever	N-Trance	more

6. The Oboe Song	The Clergy	more

7. This Is My Sound	DJ Shog	more

8. Forever	Dee Dee	more

9. Children	4Clubbers	more

10. Heaven	Jodie	more

11. Forever Young	Interactive	more

12. The Eternal	Jose Amnesia	more

13. Forever	Trinity-X	more

14. Lollipop	DJ Aligator Project	more

15. Pulsar	Mauro Picotto	more

16. Two Months Off	Underworld	more

17. Strarry Eyed Suprise	Oakenfold	more

18. The Theme	Jurgen Vries	more

19. First Time	Sin City	more

20. Half A Heart	H Claire	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Sexiest Man In Jamaica	Mint Royale	more

2. Just The Way You Are	Milky	more

3. At Night	Shakedown	more

4. I Would Die 4 U	Space Cowboy	more

5. Get Me Off	Basement Jaxx	more

6. Kiss Kiss: (AGENT SUMO REMIX)	Holly Valance	more

7. Reckless Girl	The Beginerz	more

8. 4 My People: (BASEMENT JAXX MIX)	Missy Elliott	more

9. Rockstars: (LONG TRAIN RUNNING), (SPACE COWBOY REMIX)	The Doobie Brothers Zanzibar	more

10. Definition Of House	Minimal Funk	more

11. Mother	M Factor	more

12. Comtemplation	Josh One	more

13. Weak Become Heroes: (ASHLEY BEEDLES BUG VOCAL)	The Streets	more

14. Safe From Harm	Narcotic Thrust	more

15. Ain't He Bad	First Choice	more

16. Reach	Lil' Mo' Yin Yang	more

17. Remember When	Audiodrive	more

18. Help Me	Timo Maas	more

19. Lazy	X-Press 2	more

20. Misti Blu	Amillionsons	more

Featured Review
	Colours Move F**k Buttons
More fine experiments in drone and noise from Bristol's finest leftfield duo; Fuck Buttons crown a triumphant year worldwide with another single taken off their excellent debut "Street Horrrsing", a strong candidate to feature among the year's best records in the most influential media. "Colours move" is a powerful blend of tribal drums, guitar fuzz, human screams and animal noises. But the real surprise in the 12" is the appearance of electronic icon Andrew Weatherall, reworking their former single "Sweet Love For Planet Earth." The man behind "Screamadelica" reshapes "Planet Earth" as an hypnotic, dub-driven track; the closest to the dancefloor Fuck Buttons have been to date and one of the most interesting mixes we have heard for ages.
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