Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Dreamin' Trance Tunes
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Take: (My Breath Away)	Green Court De/Vision	more

2. Tribal Island	Koala	more

3. Pushin': (Pulsedriver Remix)	Jay Frog	more

4. Now We Are Free	Gladiators	more

5. Masterpiece Of Emotion	Aeon	more

6. Cry	Nordlight	more

7. Spirit Is Free: (Talla 2XLC Club Mix)	Tox'N'Stone	more

8. To Munich: (Steve L joins Planet Trax Radio Remix)	Nicky Davis	more

9. Sacred City	Steve Morley	more

10. Superstring: (Rank 1 Remix)	Cygnus X	more

11. No Gravity	DJ Session One	more

12. Voyage: (Jay Frog's Club Mix)	Legend B.	more

13. Island Of Dreams	Jet Set	more

14. Why Not?	Crizz Lee	more

15. The Taste Of Summer	Sonic Inc.	more

16. Mju: (Deep Path)	MK 2	more

17. The Darkness: (Yakooza Remix)	DJ Wag	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Blind: (CJ Stone meets Mr. Philips Radio Cut)	Mario Lopez	more

2. Do It	Sunbeam	more

3. Firedance	Egoist	more

4. Warriors	DJ JamX	more

5. Sound Of Rock	Hennes Cold	more

6. Dancing In The Dark: (DJ Wag Mix)	The Grim Reaper Marc La Cruz'N...	more

7. Skyscraper	Marc McCain	more

8. Spiegelbild	DJ Worris	more

9. The Voice Of Love	Amona Bassman Rick Air	more

10. In Your Mind	DJ T-Kay	more

11. Close My Eyes: (Sam-Pling vs. Steve L Remix Edit)	Astroline	more

12. River Of Ice	I-Motion	more

13. Fly	Detektor	more

14. Getaway: (Technomachine Remix)	Terry Bones	more

15. Cosmic Red	Noice Ltd.	more

16. Massive Pad	Acer	more

17. Next Summer	C.T. & Friends	more

Featured Review
	Dangerous Kardinal Offishall Feat. Akon
Hitmaking machine Akon has always been good at helping others. Both established and new talent have often queued for his helping hand. One of his latest and most successful collaborators has been Canadian rapper Kardinal Offishall, a former producer of emerging bands from Toronto's hip-hop scene, whose own records showed a hearty mix of reggae, rap and dancehall, showcasing the ongoing romance between North American hip-hop and the Caribbean ."Dangerous," a keyboard feast paying tribute to the female anatomy, benefits from Akon's Midas touch; so much that one could argue if Akon should have claimed the song for himself. But no one is complaining. It has been a huge summer hit stateside, reinforced with a powerful alternative version with extra muscle provided by Sean Paul and Twista; and it has paved the way for Offishall's imminent, star-studded breakthough album "Not 4 Sale", featuring all the usual suspects (Rihanna, Estelle, The-Dream, Clipse, etc.) of Today's R&B world.
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