Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Universal Strategic Marketing
Release date: 2004


Disc 1 of 2
1. Overture	Talla 2XLC	more

2. Frenzy: (MKS Remix)	Haak	more

3. Believe: (Original Mix)	Smith & Pledger	more

4. The Air That I Breath: (Alex M.O.R.P.H. MIX)	Talla 2XLC	more

5. Guanxi: (Super8 Remix)	Menno De Jong	more

6. Wir Sind Wir: (PvD Club Mix)	Peter Heppner Paul Van Dyk	more

7. Cloudwalking: (Pulser's 2004 Remix)	Pulser	more

8. In Silence: (Tixtarro Short Edit)	Randy Katana	more

9. The Verdict: (Gareth Emery & Mark Dedross Mix)	Wirefly	more

10. Rock: (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Remix)	Ozone	more

11. Debris: (Midor, Six4eight Mix)	Aegan	more

12. Affection Over Reason	Draft 2 Design	more

13. From Dark To Light: (Lange Mix)	Eles & Empyreal Sun	more

14. SI-N+R-JE: (Original Funaki)	Woody Van Eyden	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Overture Due	Talla 2XLC	more

2. Yomanya: (Original Remix)	Filterheadz	more

3. Automanual: (Original Extended)	Marco V.	more

4. Accidia: (Accidia Cowboy Extended Mix)	Dariush	more

5. Duende: (Original Mix)	DJ Dando Rob Styles	more

6. Unification: (Fred Baker Remix)	Alex M.O.R.P.H.	more

7. Children Of The Sun	Robert Gitelman	more

8. Your Eyes: (Original Mix)	Dogzilla	more

9. Endless: (Orignal)	Ron Van Den Beuken	more

10. Radiance	Oliver Prime	more

11. Dream Machine: (Marco V. Remix)	DJ Tont.B.	more

12. Antarctic Rain: (Edit)	Two Roads	more

13. Ticket 2 Trance: (Dito & Tectonic Shift Club Mix)	First Class	more

14. Inside Outside: (Extended)	Svenson	more

Featured Review
	Breakeven The Script
With Christmas round the corner, clichéd stories about broken relationships seem to be everywhere, consumed as strange comfort sources for lovers of unadventurous musical experiences. The latest of them is perpetrated by another of the recent World Music Awards winners: The Script, celebrating the gong as best Selling Irish act with a third slice of polished boredom taken from the trio's eponymous debut. "Breakeven" is a far more ordinary affair than their former, breakthrough singles; an adult ballad that confirms the band as the not-too distant cousins of OneRepublic and other chart-teasing bands, halfway between blue-eyed soul and old-fashioned AOR.
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