Killa is the highlight, the climax of teh CD.. no tracks are on the CD are like Killa... Killa is teh Bomb.. the CD.. yes its perfect..

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J This seems as good a place to raise the subject as any. I saw their newest album in the shop the other day, but I didn't buy it, (golden rule: always listen before you buy). So... is it any good?

i think its a great cd, i haven't listened to the second disc much though. 'anything but you' is the highlight for me go get it!

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We actually did a review of this album, got good feedback from it too.

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Pretty tempted to purchase the CD... I'll probably check my local cd store later for this.

i love way out west , but this isnt my cup of tea, especially because im not a fan of artist albums...with 3 minute tracks glued one into the next...takes away the dance flow and feeling, at least for me...id rather see a sweet compilation with new way out weat tracks featured on it, instead of lil 3 minute renditions of god knows what. But its great nonetheless for easy listening.

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Originally posted by Psiweaver for not discussing anything and just sitting on your hands thinking about how OMG I DIE GOOD Progressive is. What else?

No. It's about how good dutch anthem trance is.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike If I wanted to listen to a DJ bang out shit as weak sounding as Andy Moor / Markus Schulz etc. i'd go listen to Armin van Buuren. Nothing fucks me off more than a fan that thinks a DJ can do no wrong. There is a lot of good music out there. How some people can be so easily pleased is beyond my comprehension.

It's easily one of the best CD's of last year.

Fantastic variety of tracks and sounds, Way Out West is one of those few groups where pretty much everything they touch turn to gold.

Because "Killa" is such a huge, epic track with such a killer bassline, it overshadows some of the rest of the album. But in my opinion, even though "Killa" is probably the best track, some of the other tracks on the album you'll find yourself listening to over and over again.

Northern Lights.
Melt
Chasing Rainbows

It's just a fucking awesome CD. No reason to not get it if your a fan of electronic music.

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You can always listen before you buy at various online shops. Show support for one of dance music's longest standing players.

And what's with the continued spreading of an unsubstantiated rumor about Nick Warren. Until you hear it from an official source, why continue to spout it? The next single "Don't Forget Me" is due in March with remixes from Way Out West, Slam and Kaito.

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Originally posted by Ory Another question that could've been avoided with a link to Discogs.

you really are a twat

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He's right, that has nothing to do with the vocalist for WOW. I believe her last name is "Shaw." She's also collab'd with Starecase and Peter Gabriel in the past.

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Definelty buy the album. Its one of those that you definetly want to have in your collection. Really great piece of work. The vocalist is really good too. Dont know her name either.

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Originally posted by vinnie97 She's also collab'd with Starecase and Peter Gabriel in the past.

Starecase is the same guys as WOW (Nick Warren and Jody Wisternoff)

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