Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Circa Records Limited
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Loaded	Primal Scream	more

2. Kinky Afro	Happy Mondays	more

3. Step It Up	Stereo MC's	more

4. Dub Be Good To Me	Beats International	more

5. Hippy Chick	Soho	more

6. International Bright Young Thing	Jesus Jones	more

7. Saturn 5	Inspiral Carpets	more

8. Supersonic	Oasis	more

9. Then	The Charlatans	more

10. Sally Cinnamon	The Stone Roses	more

11. Metal Mickey	Suede	more

12. Girls And Boys	Blur	more

13. Regret	New Order	more

14. Cubik	808 State	more

15. Feeling So Real	Moby	more

16. Ebeneezer Goode	The Shamen	more

17. Papua New Guinea	The Future Soun...	more

18. Sweet Harmony	The Beloved	more

19. Little Fluffy Clouds	The Orb	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Charly	The Prodigy	more

2. Beat Dis	Bomb The Bass	more

3. Pump Up The Volume	M/A/R/R/S	more

4. Is There Anybody Out There?	Bassheads	more

5. Theme From S'Express	S'Express	more

6. Good Life	Inner City	more

7. The Only Way Is Up	Yazz & The Plas...	more

8. Pump Up The Jam	Technotronic Felly	more

9. Naked In The Rain	Blue Pearl	more

10. You Got The Love	The Source Feat...	more

11. Got To Have Your Love	Mantronix Wonderess	more

12. Voodoo Ray	A Guy Called Gerald	more

13. Don't You Want Me	Felix	more

14. Rhythm Is A Mystery	K-Klass	more

15. Infinity	Guru Josh	more

16. Insanity	Oceanic	more

17. Ain't No Love: (AIN'T NO USE)	Sub Sub Melanoe WIlliams	more

18. Don't Go	Awesome 3	more

19. On A Ragga Tip	SL2	more

20. Phorever People	The Shamen	more

Featured Review
	Positif Mr. Oizo
While a lot of the recent Ed Banger releases, Justice aside, seem to scraping the barrel of electro, Mr Oizo continues to produce interesting and challenging dance music. Positif is no exception, a jarring monster of a track that is currently receiving plays from a number of electro luminaries. Erol Alkan featured the track in his A-Z on Rob Da Bank. The stop start samples and drum beats give way to a bass line that is sure to cause seizures when reverberating from any club's speakers. While for some people Mr. Oizo may never shake off "that advert", those who continue to keep up with his output are sure to carry on enjoying one of France's finest exponents of electronic music.
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