Oh my fucking god!

What energy... surely has to be CD compilation of the year. Disc 2 is some storming progressive house, but Disc #1 is the fusion of the most amazing electronic dance music out these days.

Amazing, AMAZING breakbeats in this CD. I swear, when I am driving to it, I think I'm James Bond... it's like.. I can press the aircon button and machine guns will come out of my fender...

If you haven't bought this CD yet, it came out October 15th in North America! GET IT!

I got it, still not listened to it complete, sounding nice.
Time to get u a new account, cause corsten_addict doens't go with global underground

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Best of the best:
Laurent Garnier - sambu

I know, I know.

I really am finding that epic breakdown BORING. I know why people are beginning to get into progressive house now. It's the most interesting music ever.. for me, I just love how the beats are so technically put together, layered over one another.

But the breaks on the first CD... just amazing. AMAZING

Regards

p.s. I can't get another name! That's because if I do, my post count will be wiped out... lol... I've been trying for close to 2 years now to post RELEVANT materials, and not randomly posting spam to get my post count to increase.

got a tracklist???

breakin in the malls, breakin on the streets !!

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yeah you're right CD1 of GU23 is just amazing! the last song is pure bliss and most of the others are too! i'm not so into prog but this CD is fuckin' good!

will buy it soon

James Lavelle ain't it, not too interested in breaks but I see you guys are getting really excited about this so maybe I'm going to buy it after all. Tell me, how awesome is awesome?

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Melodic Progressive.

Better than sex.

quote:

Originally posted by Tenshi yeah you're right CD1 of GU23 is just amazing! the last song is pure bliss and most of the others are too! i'm not so into prog but this CD is fuckin' good! will buy it soon

Ian Brown - F.E.A.R. (Unklesounds Remix) - i think that's what the last song is called... AMAZING isn't it?!

Ian Brown was the frontman for the Stone Roses... cool collaboration.

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Originally posted by Great Outdoors James Lavelle ain't it, not too interested in breaks but I see you guys are getting really excited about this so maybe I'm going to buy it after all. Tell me, how awesome is awesome?

ok, I like breaks, so maybe thats why i think its awesome.
There's a little rap in this so thats just a warning
but if you don't like breaks, then this is not really the CD for you, but try to download the retail of this disc on the hub or somewhere else, to see how you like it.

Here's the tracklist:

Disc 1
01. Unklesounds - 1-3am Intro Part One
02. DJ Shadow - Mongrel (Meets His Maker)
03. Leftfield feat. Roots Manuva - Dusted
04. Thomas Bangalter - Night Beats
05. Sotero - The Vibe
06. Layo & Bushwacka - Let The Good Times Roll
07. Sasha - Fundamental
08. Force Mass Motion vs Dylan Rhymes - Hold Back
09. Evil Nine - Crooked
10. Stir Fry - Breakin On The Streets
11. ILS - No Soul
12. Drumattic Twins - Invincible Bass
13. Layo & Bushwacka - Shining Through
14. Ian Brown - Fear

Disc 2
01. Unklesounds - 1-3am Intro Part Two
02. Pitch Black - Underground Sound
03. Kybosh - Revolution
04. Rennie Pilgrem & Meat Katie - Atmosphere
05. Meat Katie - Next Life
06. Soul Of Man - Dirty Waltzer
07. Uberzone & Rennie Pilgrem - Black Widow
08. Dead Prez - Hip Hop
09. Peace Division - On The Bandwagon
10. Duncan Gray - Ultra Savant
11. Phil Kieran - Juicy
12. Lee Burridge - Lost
13. Halo - Dark Clouds
14. FC Kahuna - Glitterball
15. Hybrid - Gravastar
16. Smithmonger - Vodka
17. Doves - There Goes The Fear

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"Breakin On The Streets" is great.

This GU is much better than I expected, especially CD1... it just sounds so fresh compared to other prog compilations out there. Brilliant stuff...

The Intro is amazing, the DJ Shadow track must be the most interesting/catchy tune ive listened to for months, let the good times roll belongs to my 2002 favourite tracks, fundamental owns you, brekain on the streets and the track afterwards must be two of the PHATTEST breaks tunes ever, and the finish is fuuuccking beautiful!

The only thing that could be critiziced is the structure of the mix. Its one phat track after another with great start and great finish but still I cant sense some kind of well-thought build up

Edit: tranceseeker, for fucks sake, please do me a favour and stop polarizing between "prog lovers" and uplifting fans. And forget it, u wont get out of it with yet another lame "im just kidding", theres hardly any post were u dont seek to "boast" with ur new found love: prog house whilst making fun of the those who dont "follow the trend".
Just let every1 enjoy his music

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Last edited by TranceGiant on Oct-21-2002 at 20:05