Compilation, Vol. 3

Compilation, Vol. 3

Track Listings

1. Kotbojan - Alenia

2. Trespass - Michael Burkat

3. Blue - Andrew Richley, Ryan Rivera

4. Superstrings - Michael Burkat, Marco Lenzi

5. Orange - Andrew Richley, Ryan Rivera

6. Arabmo - Alenia

7. Lost in the Eastend - Gayle San

8. Individual Works - Michael Burkat, Marco Lenzi

9. Guidance

10. Slubber - Basic Implant

11. Blind Faith

12. Borish Music - Basic Implant

13. Route 501 - Gayle San

14. Disharmony - Michael Burkat

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Techno. Includes a Bonus 3" CD.

Tracks:

The Dreaming
Daylight
Ishka
Magic Forest
Dmaot Malach
For You God
Habibi
Meditation
Conjuring Rain
Uri
Momiwal
Gentle Soul

Product Description

Angel Tears music is on over 10 compilation CDs, incl. the hits Buddha Bar 2, 8, and 10 which have sold over 500,000 units. Angel Tears' music transports you on an enchanted journey of sounds and voices from every corner of the globe. It is a prayer to harmony that integrates cultures, races and peoples. Their music integrates dozens of instruments from East and West: the Bedouin dharbouka, Tibetan flutes, grand pianos, the Indian sitar, electric guitar, and Arab violins. The songs feature such varied elements as African voices in traditional tribal religious ceremonies and ancient Indian hymns.

Customer Reviews:

Enchanting Chill music.......2006-03-19

I came across this CD at a music festival booth. I asked the vendor what would be good for massage, as I am a CMT. He popped The Dreaming into a CD and I listened for about 5 minutes before I was hooked.

Just about every one of the songs on the CD is amazing. An incredible mix of Middle Eastern rhythms, ethereal voices, and otherwordly ambience. People ask me all the time what I am playing when I use this CD for my massage sessions. I recently got a DJ friend into this music, and he's in the process of acquiring all 4 CDs by this duo.

My absolute favourite song is Dmaot Malach. When I listen to it with my boyfriend, it feels like we're a million miles away from the world.
We're major fans of Zero 7 and Sound Tribe Sector 9, and this CD is also with us on any trip or evening together.

So Much More Than Expected.......2005-09-22

I had heard several tracks from this CD and was excited about receiving it, however, I was blown away by the fact that I LOVED EVERY TRACK on it. Not only from the point of view of a fan of fabulous music, but from the fact that I can use the music in the psychotherapeutic exercises I facilitate (Breathwork and tantra therapy). Every track is hugely evocative and transporting and the sequence of the tracks is perfect. Couldn't be happier about a music purchase.

Subtle, melodic and definitely spiritual.......2005-02-22

One of our teacher at the yoga studio put this music during a class. Suddenly, everything was different, everything was flowing with grace and I would feel going deep into myself as the poses went.
But you don't need to practice yoga to like it. It's real music and the soul and the inspiration are there.

Fabulous album - one of my favorites.......2004-12-01

I found this CD in a yoga shop and bought it without knowing anything about it. it was one of the best purchases i made! The soft and melodic tracks, with sophisticated rhythms and beats underneath are perfect to play around the house, and especially when working. I'm a graphic designer, and we play this CD all the time in the studio. It really helps the creative flow...! And what's interesting is that i don't seem to be getting tired of it, i just keep discovering new layers and depth.
It's a wonderful CD, i highly recommend it.

Forbidden Broadway, Vol. 3: The Unoriginal Cast Recording (1993 Revue Compilation)

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Love Musicals? Love to Laugh? This is definitely for you!
uneven but hysterical
Could Have Been Funnier

Forbidden Broadway, Vol. 3: The Unoriginal Cast Recording (1993 Revue Compilation)
Gerard Alessandrini
Manufacturer: Drg
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000000PHG
Release Date: 1994-01-31

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Carol Channing Sequence: (Imitation Is The Sicerest Form Of Flattery) - Channing/Blakeslee/Oscar/Wells/Pedi/Freedson...
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Topal: If I Were A Rich Man (If I Sing It Slower) - Gerard Alessandrini
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Julie Andrews: I Couldn't Hit The Note (I Could Have Danced All Night) - Susanne Blakeslee
Grim Hotel (Grand Hotel) - Lackey/Pasekoff/Kiara/Freedson/Pasekoff/Pasekoff
Barbra: The Broadway Album, Somewhere (Someday) - Barbara Walsh
Dustin Hoffman:The Merchant Of Hoffman (Mrs. Robinson/The Sounds Of Silence) - John Freedson
Return To Merman & Martin: Everthing's Coming Up Roses/Old Fashioned Wedding/There's No Busness... - Nora Mae LyngRoxie Lucas
Miss Saigon Sequence: Tonight I will Be Miss Saigon/You Are Sun, I Are Moon - Wells/Blakeslee/Pedi/Oscar/Oscar/Blakeslee
Michael Crawford Sequence: Michael Crawford/Put On You Clothes/All I Ask Of You - Craig Wells
Robert Goulet Sequence: Camelounge (Camelot) - Oscar/Pedi/Blakeslee
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Back To Barbra (On A Clear Day) - Susanne Blakeslee
Mug Brothers: Tell Me It's Not True/Marilyn Monroe/I Think I Love You/Downtown - Blakeslee/Pedi/Oscar/Wells/Blakeslee ...
The Who's Tommy: Scenery, Fly Me, Amplify Me (See Me, Heal Me, Touch Me, Feel Me/Listening To You) - Oscar/Pedi/Oscar/Wells/Blakeslee
Finale: You Gotta Have Heart (What Happened To Heart?) - Wells/Blakeslee/Pedi/Oscar

Customer Reviews:

Love Musicals? Love to Laugh? This is definitely for you!.......2002-06-11

Even if you live thousands of miles away from Broadway, this CD will tickle your funny bone, hey, it might even break your funny bone! I love Broadway musicals, but rarely get a chance to see the big ones, living on the other side of the country. No matter, this CD still makes me laugh out loud. Even if you don't understand each and every reference, not to worry, there's enough here for anyone.

The Dustin Hoffman sequence is a treat, the first few seconds will elicit peals of laughter. The Ethel Merman and Mary Martin pairing is at it's very best on this CD. The Topol and Julie Andrews spoofs are not only completely hilarious but done in a loving manner that doesn't leave a disrespectful taste in your mouth.

Carol Channing is wonderful in her appearance on this CD. But my favorite of all is probably Mug Brothers. Any child of the 60s-70s will die over the David and Shaun Cassidy spoof, with "I Think I'm Acting" from "I Think I Love You," it's funny enough to even make an old fan laugh.

All in all, this is a beauty - and my favorite of the Forbidden Broadway series! It's clean, hilarious, and worth twice the price.

uneven but hysterical.......2000-02-18

It's worth getting for two sequences alone: "Ashkebad, Tblisi, and Kiev Express" (a new ending for "Anna Karenina"), and a vicious riff on Grand Hotel "Grim Hotel". Loved it!

Could Have Been Funnier.......1998-05-17

This CD just didn't have the spark that the 1st, 2nd and 4th Forbbiden Broadway recordings did. Part of my reaction may be due to the fact that I'm less familiar with the shows spoofed on this album, but even the ones I knew didn't seem that amusing. I was particularly disappointed with the Miss Saigon sequence--"You are Hallmark and I Postcard" didn't strike me as funny in the least.

Hear Music Vol 3: Holly Days and Mistletoe Nights

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Hear Music Vol 3: Holly Days and Mistletoe Nights

Manufacturer: Hear Music
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Compilation CD from Hear Music (Starbucks). 13 classic Christmas tracks from Peggy Lee to Dean Martin.

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From The Very Begining...
Whay hasn't everyone heard of this band
Have to love Thanks To Gravity

Aware Compilation, Vol. 3
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Aware Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000001U76
Release Date: 1995-12-01

Tracks:

Phenomenon of Flight
Let It Go
It's a Lie
Don't Understand
Bury Me
Mapletree
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Time
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Customer Reviews:

From The Very Begining..........1999-06-16

I'm originally from central NH where I used to attend youth conferences with some of the members of Thanks To Gravity. I've watched them grow and mature as a band over the years and I'm proud to say that I got to see them for the first time in a tiny local high school. This album is a great testament to their amazing talent.

Whay hasn't everyone heard of this band.......1999-04-06

I was introduced to this band when one of my friends had the CD at spring break a couple of years ago. Every song on it is good. The only thing I do not understand is why they everyone isn't listening to them on the radio. Maybe some day....

Have to love Thanks To Gravity.......1998-12-17

I was introduced to Thanks To Gravity through a friend and within a very short time they became my favorite band. Being a highly critical musician myself, who has heard almost everything recorded, I reserve my number one spot for this band. Everyone that I have shared their music with absolutely loves them.

Delta Experimental Project Compilation, Vol. 3

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Delta Experimental Project Compilation, Vol. 3
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Birdman
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000TPASS
Release Date: 2003-11-11

Tracks:

Roll Me Over Slow - Alec Teal
So Many Cold Mornings - Johnny Woods
Furry's Blues - Walter 'Furry' Lewis
Broke And Hungry - Sleepy John Estes
My Babe - Otha Turner And The Rising Star Fife And Drum Band
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Turkey In The Straw - Walter 'Furry' Lewis
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Barrel House Blues/Cryin' Won't Make Me Stay - Mose Vinson
Race That You Don't Run - Sleepy John Estes
Jesus Is On The Mainline - Tate County Singers

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Several tracks make this a keeper
Pretty good.
This is the album that got me into the series
Best of the Plastics
Run Work Play Enjoy

Plastic Compilation, Vol. 3
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ASIN: B00004S53V
Release Date: 2000-03-28

Tracks:

I Love You (BT Mix) - Sarah McLachlan
Xpander - Sasha
Heaven's Earth (Matt Darey Remix) - Delerium
Take A Picture (Hybrid Mix) - Filter
Dreaming (Tiesto Mix) - BT
Bodyrock (Hybrid's Bodyshock Remix) - Moby
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Sing It Back (Tee's Radio Mix) - Moloko
Under The Influence - The Chemical Brothers
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This third collection in Nettwork Records' Plastic series boasts the same qualities as volume 1 and volume 2: gifted DJs, driving danceability and a solid selection of material, ripe for the mixing. Kicking off the disc with his usual flair for dream-trance composition, BT uses Sarah McLachlan's "I Love You" to ethereal effect, lacing her voice with reverb and arranging it around heavenly dance-floor ambience. Moby's "Bodyrock" (off the seminal 1999 release Play) gets inventive, submerging that song's big beats in deep, long bass grooves, and expanding slightly with a stretched-out diva motif. Delerium, Povi, and Beth Orton all go under the DJ's knife, emerging with unexpected, Picasso-like twists of reality. They even threw in the Chemical Brothers and Sasha's massive club hit "Xpander" for good measure. A fun, quality compilation, especially for those just getting to know the genre. --Matthew Cooke

Customer Reviews:

Several tracks make this a keeper.......2004-09-26

There are such great classics on this album. Unfortunately, there are also some tracks that just don't connect. In fact, the entire second half of the album just seems to argue with the tendancies of the first half. Nevertheless, BT's mix of I Love You opens up the album beautifully. And Heaven's Earth... this has to be one of the best vocal trance songs I'll ever hear. It is pure bliss that has moved me to the point of tears more than once. And Tiesto's Dreaming mix is memorable enough to save the album. It's too bad these three great tracks aren't accompanied by something more appropriate.

Dragonflies is also an excellent song. The Take A Picture Hybrid Mix is cool as well.

Pretty good........2003-03-06

Yeah, scintillating title for a review, but it's accurate. Nothing out-&-out bad... but you can't shake the feeling that you've been shorted a track or two.

So, I'll stick to the highlights. Povi ("Dragonflies") is a treat with only one flaw: too bloody short!! I want it remixed to about 10 minutes or more, as it's such an infectious little tune, very open, & I like to drop it in after too much aggro or industrial.

At least as good is the Hybrid remix of Moby's "Bodyrock". I'm not a big Moby fan, but I almost bought an album after hearing this. (Please note that I said "almost".)

Beth Orton's "Central Reservation" is quite good, but a little wimpy to end the CD on. I find I enjoy it more if the randomiser puts it on first.

The one I secretly enjoy most, though, is Hybrid's remix of Filter's "Take a Picture". You wouldn't believe it's the same song -- about all that remains is the vocal line, & everything else (key, rhythmic structure, BPM) has been messed with at some point. Hybrid has a talent for reworking pieces that never caught my attention in their original state.

Not the best of the Plastic Compilation series, but far from the worst.

This is the album that got me into the series.......2002-12-19

The third volume of the Plastic Compilation series is what made me a fan. At the time, I hadn't heard any of Sarah McLachlan's music remixed so I was awfully curious to hear her schmaltzy ballad "I Love You" remixed into a dance mix. The BT mix of "I Love You" is nothing to write home about. It sounds like your standard trance song nevertheless the remix does improve an otherwise schmaltzy ballad. Frankly I can't listen to the original version without gagging because of the insipid lyrics and way too mellow music. The dance beats makes the song somewhat more interesting although BT could have done a better remixing job and not make the song sound like any other trance song I hear in the nightclubs. Although I am not wild about Sasha, I think his best song to date is "Xpander". Classic trance song. The only flaw is that it is a four minute edit. UGH! I hate edits. I wish Nettwerk used the full-length version and got rid of Filter's godawful hit "Take a Picture". What a awful song, even worse as a remix. I can't say that I am a big fan of Povi's "Dragonflies" either. I could have lived without that song too. Still the rest of the album is fantastic. I love the Matt Darey mix of Delerium's "Heaven's Earth" and BT's "Dreaming". Those two songs are my favorite tracks on the album. I must admit that "Bodyrock" is not one of my favorite Moby songs but could have been worse, it could have been "Southside" or "Honey". I also loved Moloko's classic "Sing It Back" and The Chemical Brothers' "Under the Influence". Beth Orton's "Central Reservation" seemed a bit out of a place on this album. A bit too mellow for an album filled with dance songs. I like the song but I thought it didn't sound right on this album. Although flawed, I still love the third volume in the Plastic Compilation series.

Best of the Plastics.......2001-06-19

I have a feeling if you bought Plastic #1 and then #2, that you might have gotten a little tired of the series and was doubtful about this one being much of an improvement. However, this one is definitely better than 1 and 2. It includes new artists that I think are much more gifted than the artists that were popular around the time the earlier complilations were made. Besides that, it also continues using the artists that made the last ones good and still deserve credit, like Sasha, BT, Chemical Brothers, and even some Uberzone. On a scale of 1-3 stars, here's how I rate all the tracks:

Sarah McLachlan-I Love You-BT Mix: * Sasha-Xpander: *** Delerium-Heaven's Earth-Matt Darey Remix: *** Filter-Take A Picture-Hybrid Mix: *** BT-Dreaming-Tiesto Mix: * Moby-Bodyrock-Hybrid's Bodyshock Remix: *** Povi-Dragonflies-Uberzone's Mix: *** Moloko-Sing It Back-Tee's Radio Mix: ** The Chemical Brothers-Under The Influence: ** Beth Orton-Central Reservation-Ibadan Radio Edit: ***

Absolutely the only dissapointment I have with this CD is that the BT material is very dissapointing. Otherwise the tracks would be okay, if not for the fact that BT is usually flawlessly good. The "Love You" Mix seems to be something he did in his spare time one day when he had absolutely nothing to do, and the Tiesto mix is...boring (not that that's Brian's fault). But since some people love these tracks, you might feel differently, which gives you even more reason to buy this NOW.

*As a footnote, if you have no idea who these artists are that mix the songs, and you are in the first place interested in this album for maybe the Sarah McLachlan or Filter material, be warned: this is not pop/alternative/rock. This is electronic. These songs will sound possibly nothing like the original, they might not even include the song's chorus. Just making sure...

Run Work Play Enjoy.......2001-04-06

Like good dance music but are confused because the last time you were shakin your booty on the dance floor was when strobes lights were bouncing off the twirling glass ball in the middle of the club and x was just a letter in the alphabet ? Well this is a perfect CD for the not so hip person who likes dance grooves for other than going to the club. If you like some stimulation while you work out or want to see how some things hardly change take a listen to this compilation. With the proliferation of dance compilations and so many different styles this is a solid choice. Some of the other reviewers have gone into the particulars, including he editor so suffice to say it is familiar yet different mix. My personal faves are "I love you" by Sarah Mclauchlan , "Central Rservation" by Beth Orton, "Sing it back" by Moloko and of course heavies Moby and Chemical Bros. Put on your headphones, jump on the bike, hit the trail, strap on the blades put on the exercise video or just groove, but you'll have to move, so enjoy this good mix of uptempo music. Highly recommended for novices and people not neccessarily into the dance scene.

Space Trax: The Compilation; Vol. 1 * 2 * 3

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Space Trax: The Compilation; Vol. 1 * 2 * 3
M Loucas , R. El Lungo , and D. Samplonius
Manufacturer: Hotsound USA Productions
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000K3FMHS

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Tracks: 1. Where Are You 2. I Like It 3. Vivi Section 4. Musica Suave 5. Atomic Playboy 1e Mix 6. Atomic Playboy 2e Mix 7. The Bells 8. Hobo-Sexual 9. Deduction 1e Version 10. Deduction 2e Version 11. Sweep on Both Channels 12. The Tremolo

The Blues Box- Shades of Blue Vol 1, 2 & 3

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The Blues Box- Shades of Blue Vol 1, 2 & 3
John Lee Hooker , Ray Charles , B.B. King , Gatemouth Moore , Lena Horne , Charles Brown , Joe Williams , Leadbelly , Lightnin Hopkins , and John Mayall
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000JVGIDI

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Box Set includes 3 Compilation Volumes of "Shades of Blue". 30 great tracks form the biggest names in Blues. Tracks Include: Shades of Blue; Volume 1: 1. Coffee For Mama- Lightnin' Hopkins 2. Sinking Blues- Jow Williams 3. Blue Tail Fly- Leadbelly 4. Trouble Blues- John Lee Hooker 5. Shine on Moon- Lightnin' Hopkins 6. Sugar Mama- Joe Williams 7. In New Orleans- Leadbelly 8. Big Fine Woman- John Lee Hooker 9. Shake That Thing- Lightnin' Hopkins 10 Bye Bye Baby Blue- Joe Williams Shades of Blue; Volume 2: 1. Leave My Woman Alone- Ray Charles 2. Every Day I Have the Blues- BB King 3. Nothin' From Nothin' Blues- Big Joe Turner 4. Love Me or Leave Me- Lena Horne 5. I Cried For You- Big Maybelle 6. Did You Ever Love a Woman- Gatemouth Moore 7. Blues is My Middle Name- Ray Charles 8. How Blue Can You Get- BB King 9. Rich Man's Blues- Dinah Washington 10. A Sentimental Blues- Ray Charles Shades of Blue; Volume 3: 1. Shake, Rattle And Roll- Big Joe Turner 2. Rockin' Blues- Charles Brown 3. Cleanhead Blues- Eddie Vinson 4. Boogie Woogie Papa- Gatemouth Moore 5. Why Worry- John Mayall 6. I Want A G.I.R.L.- Charles Brown 7. Old Maid's Boogie- Eddie Vinson 8. I Ain't Mad At You Pretty Baby- Gatemouth Moore 9. At Last- Etta James 10. John Lee Boogie- John Mayall