Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0077771322129
Label: Capitol
Manufacturer: Capitol
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Capitol
Release Date: March 23, 1993
Sales Rank: 178146
Studio: Capitol
Disc 1:- Groovy Beat - D.O.P.
- Intoxication - React 2 Rhythm
- Don't Panic - React 2 Rhythm
- United State of Love - Supereal
- Let Go - Two Shiny Heads
- Obsession - Fuzzy Logic
- Body Medusa - Supereal
- I Know You Like It - React 2 Rhythm
- Higher - Code MD
- Flatliners
- Oh Yeah - D.O.P.
- Body Medusa - Supereal
Disc 2:- Land of Oz - Spooky
- Feel - Chameleon Project
- Schudelfloss
- Product - Tenth Chapter
- Alchemy - The Drum Club
- Oh Yeah - D.O.P.
- Feeling Warm, Pt. 2
- One Nation - Supereal
- Intoxication - React 2 Rhythm
- Schmoo - Spooky
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - classic comp
This is one of the best house music compilations from one of dance music's more creative periods in 1993 and one of its most consistantly outstanding labels, Guerilla Records. Hardly a filler track. This US edition features Vol 1 and 2 together making it great value. If you appreciate funky dubbed house tracks with melodies and 'intoxicating' rhythm tracks then listen to this. Also worth a try is Dub House Disco The Third which is also excellent and shows how the acts had developed to incorporate ... Read More
Rating: - Defining the term "progressive dance"
The idea behind the term progressive as applied to dance music was basically that instead of a simple 4/4 kick and a few "What the--" type squidgy noises, you have complex rhythms and layered, hypnotic melodies. In other words, dance music grew up and opted for substance. The two CDs of this compilation are a fine example of what happens when the ravers get tired of "the usual" and decide to add a bit more to the sonic stew. I can't give you standout tracks, because most of the tracks here ARE ... Read More
Rating: - Classic!
This is only the second techno compilation I ever listened to and it has remained one of my favorites for all these years. There are so many good tracks and both discs are equally strong. React 2 Rhythm's "I Know You Like It" became my favorite techno song ever when I heard it, but the strongest track on this compilation is probably Dr. Atomic's "Schudelfloss", a more downbeat, ambient tune. Techno reached new heights of popularity in '93, and this album showcases why. Highly recommended.
Rating: - Excellent CD! Great beats and samples
Slow songs, and upbeat songs. Great CD to sit back in a dark room with a disco ball or lava lamp and just think....
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