DJ Mix, Vol. 1 [Import]

DJ Mix, Vol. 1 [Import]

Track Listings

1. Superman Rmx (Kript)

2. Sayin About You (Bini)

3. Satisfactio (Isak)

4. Libre (Axwell)

5. Soulreply (Radio)

6. Taste Of Honey (Original)

7. Love Is The Music (Gamba)

8. Shout (Main)

9. Do U Wanna Dance (Gambafreak)

10. Joey Negro Club Mix (Joey Negro)

Tracks:

Leftfield Song For Life (Lemon Interupt Mix)
Leftfield Song For Life (Dub For Life Mix)
Leftfield Song For Life (Steppin Razor Mix)
Bedrock Feat. KYO For What You Dream Of
Rhythm Invention Chronoclasm
The Disco Evangelists De Niro
Memphisto State of Mind
Moonchild V.O.A.T. (Original Version)
Sunscreen Perfect Motion
River Ocean Love et Happiness
That Kid Chris Keep on Pressin On
Remake/Inner City Bladerunner
Bump House Stompin
F Machine Childbride
M-People - Renaissance (John Digweeds Full On Mix)

Tracks:

Fluke Slid (PDF Mix)
Funk Machine Lets Get this party Started
Fluke Slid (Scat and Sax Frenzy Mix)
Corrado Trust (Pink Mix)
DJ MBG Trance Wave One
Hysterix Talk To Me
Anna Din Angel
Virtualmismo Mismoplastico (Dirtysyncomix)
Virtualmismo Mismoplastico (Original Mix)
Fishbone Beat Always
Grace Not Over Yet
Secret Life She Holds The Key
Funtopia Do You Wanna Know
VFR Tranceillusion
Kym Mazelle Was That All It Was

Tracks:

M-People - How Can I Love You More
Moby Go
Jaco Show Some Love
Spooky Little Bullet
Havana Sublime
Shawn Christopher Another Sleepless Night
Unity 3 Age of Love
EMF Theyre Here
Solar - Plexus
Havana Ethnic Prayer (Euro Mix)
2 Bad Mice Bombscare
Age of Love Age of Love (Watch Out for Stella Mix)
My Friend Sam feat. Viola Wills Its My Pleasure
Lemon Interrupt Dirty

Product Description

CD 1:
1. Song For Life (Lemon Interupt Mix) - Leftfield
2. Song For Life (Dub For Life Mix) - Leftfield
3. Song For Life (Steppin Razor Mix) - Leftfield
4. For What You Dream Of - Bedrock (Feat. KYO)
5. Chronoclasm - Rhythm Invention
6. De Niro - The Disco Evangelists
7. State Of Mind - Memphisto
8. V.O.A.T. (Original Version) - Moonchild
9. Perfect Motion - Sunscreen
10. Love et Happiness - River Ocean
11. Keep on Presssin' On - That Kid Chris
12. Bladerunner - Remake/Inner City
13. House Stompin' - Bump
14. Childbride - F Machine
15. Renaissance (John Digweeds Full On Mix) - M-People

CD 2:
1. Slid (PDF Mix) - Fluke
2. Lets Get This Party Started - Funk Machine
3. Slid (Scat and Sax Frenzy Mix) - Fluke
4. Trust (Pink Mix) - Corrado
5. Trance Wave One - DJ MBG
6. Talk To Me - Hysterix
7. Angel - Anna Din
8. Mismoplastico (Dirtysyncomix) - Virtualmismo
9. Mismoplastico (Original Mix) - Virtualmismo
10. Always - Fishbone Beat
11. Not Over Yet - Grace
12. She Holds The Key - Secret Life
13. Do You Wanna Know - Funtopia
14. Tranceillusion - VFR
15. Was That All It Was - Kym Mazelle

CD 3:
1. How Can I Love You More - M-People
2. Go - Moby
3. Show Some Love - Jaco
4. Little Bullet - Spooky
5. Sublime - Havana
6. Another Sleepless Night - Shawn Christopher
7. Age Of Love - Unity 3
8. They're Here - EMF
9. Plexus - Solar
10. Ethnic Prayer (Euro Mix) - Havana
11. Bombscare - 2 Bad Mice
12. Age Of Love (Watch Out for Stella Mix) - Age Of Love
13. It's My Pleasure - My Friend Sam (Feat. Viola Wills)
14. Dirty - Lemon Interrupt

Format: DVD

Amazon.com

Reissuing old dance records can be dicey, because so many of them don't age well. There are exceptions, of course, like this digitally spiffed up and beautifully packaged, 3-disc Renaissance collection from Sasha and John Digweed. Released originally in 1994, it's become a milestone representing not only the celebrated duo's first recorded mix but also a snapshot of British dance at its raving, glorious peak. Disc 1 opens with a triplet of Leftfield's "Song for Life" and moves through still-potent tracks from Disco Evangelists ("De Niro") and F. Machine ("Child Bride"). The run continues on discs 2 and 3, as it lightly glides through Fluke's "Slide" and EMF's "They're Here." And what would a trip down amnesia lane be without a stop at Moby's "Go"? Nostalgia only goes so far, and some songs that sounded great at the time are a little soft now (see "Not Over Yet"). But that innocence gets at the heart of the collection's appeal, reminding us of when dance music seemed primed to take over the planet. -Matthew Cooke

Customer Reviews:

Yikes...Cheers to Electronica's Evolution.......2007-06-05

If you recognize the tracks by name and have a strong sense of nostalgia or you are a newcomer and are curious about what electronica sounded like in the early 90's then it may be worth your greenbacks. Otherwise save your pennies on this Renaissance novelty.

Three discs featuring very poorly aged tracks encompassing various genres during their early (but continual) evolution.

I try to stay clear of accusing DJ's (that I also consider artists) of in your face commercialism, but this compilation has me changing my tune slightly. Re-releasing a compilation from 1994 in 2005 seems like an easy way to sucker a few people into buying an old collection of severely outdated tracks. Apparently the market was there as the original release was selling for up to $400 as a collector's item.

If you are curious about the history of electronica, and more specificly, Sasha and Digweed's early (possible their first) commercial release then you may be satified with this three disc set. Otherwise there are much better "Mix Collections" out there that document electronica's evolution.

Disc 1 and 2 get 2/5 stars while disc 3 gets 3/5 stars (just for the fact that it doesn't have multiple re-mixes of the same track on it like discs 1 and 2 do).

The Renaissance Men.......2007-01-13

Celebratory and expansive, house music (especially during its infancy) was never meant to be taken too seriously. It was (and still is) the musical embodiment of a very specific mood. It is fueled by adrenaline and charged by neural sparks of creativity that can be both feral and robotic. Like all mediums, its growing pains were sometimes evidenced by awkward (and incredibly embarassing) moments (see The Best of House series for a few good examples of these), but there were also shining moments of brilliance, like this three-disc set.

I disagree that this mix should be highly rated if for no other reason than because of its place in house history (unlike cars or stamps, the value of music rarely increases along with its age). However, I will say that many of these twelve-year-old cuts aren't just a testament to the leaps and bounds that house music made during its genesis (thanks in no small part to Sasha & Digweed), but some of them are still very relevant as markers of fine craftsmanship, especially in a genre that is threatened every year with death by dull monotony. This album -- one of the first of its kind to go gold, and single-handedly ensuring the fame of Sasha and Digweed as house music's most trusted ambassadors -- is everything that good club music still wants to be.

Okay, well, not everything. Even the Almighty S & D aren't immune to a little dating. Each of the three discs has patchy moments where the music misfires ("Tranceillusion"), skids on atonal redundancy ("House Stompin'"), or is just plain annoying ("Bombscare"). And for listeners familiar with S & D's latest oeuvre, some of the tunes will definitely sound a mite-bit backward. This is to be expected when you're listening to house music that's over a decade old.

But what's a pleasant surprise are the caramel-smooth progressions and transitions (the "Song For Life" trilogy), the skittery electro-tangles ("Slid"), and the ecstatic, round-house power hits ("Sublime"). Although the discs contain their fair share of crumbling, poorly-aged retro-rhythms, these weak spots are obscured by the lush vibrancy of the rest of the albums.

Sasha and Digweed may have come a long way since 1994, but that doesn't mean their starting point was necessarily a bad place. It had its flaws, its cracks and gaudy mouldings, but -- as this set proves -- their point of origin wasn't something embarrasing which they have since left behind. It was a solid bedrock, a great wide launching pad, that they continue to reinvent in newer and better ways. Fans of the genre and of the artists should buy this album to rediscover the classics that goaded the music into loftier realms; newcomers should buy this album to learn just how timeless even this most modern of musics can still be.

Essential..........2006-10-21

Techno and the whole electronica scene has certainly splintered from its early days with genre after genre and label after label being attached to its many forms and sounds. But it all starts here, really. It was this mix, this year, this scene that blazed the trail for the rise of techno as, dare I say it, popular. Oh, sure, there was techno prior to this but not in a format for mass consumption. It was mostly an "insider" thing with a few hints in the marketplace that it was coming as all scenes do when they hit critical mass.

I was a latecomer to the whole thing having dabbled in some Eon in the early 90s and beginning listening to Moby sometime circa 1994, about the same time as this was released. I first heard John Digweed when I stumbled across his Global Underground Los Angeles mix in 1999. Consuming everything GU I would eventually stumble across this, purchasing a copy from the UK for a pretty penny.

This mix captures a snapshot in time. The opening three tracks with the various remixes of Leftfield instantly set the tone that something special is happening. With singing divas, remixes of artists who are now fairly well known, Moby being one of them, these mixes capture a moment in time, an era, the re-emergence of dance music.

From time to time I will pull this out to listen to it, hoping it doesn't sound cheesy, dated and ridiculous. It never really does. At worst it is sentimental. Though it does show its age (especially some of the diva tunes, an obligatory insert in all mixes of this period, overplayed to the point of parody), this is not in the negative. It still sounds sweet and is a gentle reminder that for as much as techno has "sold out" today (television theme songs, movie soundtracks and commercials) that it still sounds remarkably fresh.

As every classic rocker needs some of the essentials of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd with newer staples such as Metallica, Nirvana and Guns 'n' Roses, anyone who likes techno or DJ mixes needs to get a copy and develop deep roots.

Practically the worst Sasha & Digweed mix ever.......2006-03-07

I've been listening to Sasha and Digweed for a very very long time, and I wanted this Renaissance mix collection after going to the nightclub in the U.K. because of the amazing experiences there. However, I was disturbed when I listened to this 3cd set. Infact it doesn't reflect on anything Sasha has done even before these mixes. I would never have bought this item had I known how horrible it is. While the mixing is good, the track selection is not what I expected, I learned my lesson...

Essential CD for sasha fans.......2006-01-07

If you don't like Sasha and are just getting into him I suggest you try something a bit more current. This CD has been recently remastered and the mixing, production level, and track selection is truly historical but this CD is for people that like Sasha and want to own his classic sets hence the term collectros edition used on the casing. If you are new to Sasha or the genre get involver and then Ibiza and then Paul Oakenfold's tranceport for his take on the Gus Gus track purple which is considered by most people to be one of the most awe-inspiring remixes of all time.

Bottom line: U want it? go for it its pretty impressive from start to finish, featuring the likes of Leftfield, Sasha himself, moby and a tremendous host of others.

Average customer rating:

Awesome...simply awesome
Hot old school beats and samples

Mix Collection: Hit the Decks, Vol. 1-3
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Zyx Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000757J
Release Date: 1993-04-13

Tracks:

Megamix by Megabass [Medley] - Megabass
Megamix by Two Little Boys [Medley] - Two Little Boys

Tracks:

Megabass Megamix [Medley]
Nightfall at the Edge of Chaos [*][Medley] - RAF
Two Little Boys Megamix [Medley] - Two Little Boys
T for Timestretch [*][Medley]

Tracks:

Megabass Megamix [Medley] - Megabass
Carl Cox Megamix [Medley] - Carl Cox
Two Little Boys Megamix [Medley] - Two Little Boys
SL2 Megamix [Medley] - SL2
Krome & Time Megamix [Medley] - Krome & Time
Unity Megamix [Medley] - Unity

Customer Reviews:

Awesome...simply awesome.......2004-10-09

I bought this Compilation back in 93'...I was blown away.This 3 CD Set features every popular techno artist of the early 90's.
The mixing is professional as it gets on this comp.I can't say enough good things about this compilation.Simply put,BUY THIS!
You won't be dissappointed.

Hot old school beats and samples.......1999-08-08

This is a CD set of classics. If you like old school break beats and samples, this is for you. It is a continuos mix of the foundation of house music from 91-92

Average customer rating:

Wake Up Show: Mix Archives, Vol. 1-2
DJ Revolution
Manufacturer: On the Corner
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Wake Up Show: Mix Archives, Vol. 3-4
Wake Up Show: Mix Archives, Vol. 5 & 6
Class of 85
In 12's We Trust
The ABC's of High Fidelity

ASIN: B0000DC481
Release Date: 2004-03-09

Tracks:

Is Rev Cuttin? Intro
Ludacris - Move Bitch
Jazzy Jeff/Cy Young - Rebirth
Sly Boogie - Fatal Mistake
Nas - Made U Look
Notorious BIG - Who Shot Ya
Rev Gets Busy
Clockwork - Dilated Peoples
Xzbit/Busta Rhymes - Multiply Remix
Nobody Beats Keith Murray - Keith Murray/Biz Markie
Gang Starr - Skillz
Clipse - When The Last Time
GZA Knock, Knock
W.C. - Streets (Accapella Mix)
DJ Spinna / Shadowman - Drive
Obie Trice - Rap Name (Accapella Mix)
Blackstar - Defintion
BDP - Stop The Violence
50 Cent - Wanksta (Rev's Version)
Brand Nubian - Who Can Get Busy Like This Man
G's Up. Tony Touch/Doo Wop
Freeway/Jay Z - What We Do (The Way It Should Have Been)
Defari - Spell My Name Right
Jazzy Jeff/J Live - Break It Down
Xzbit - Multiply (Original Accapella Mix)
GZA - Legend Of The Liquid Sword
Busta Rhymes - It Aint Safe No More
Eminem - Lose Yourself
Rob Swift - The Ghetto

Tracks:

Malcom McClaren - Intro/Buffalo Gals
Kam - Whoop Whoop
Busta Rhymes/Benzimo - Put Yours Hands/Rock the Party
J-Live - M.C.
DMX/Xzibit - X Gonna Give It To Ya/Multiply
Bugsy & Snake W/Freeway Scratchin & Survivin
Eric B & Rakim - The Ghetto (Revs Remix)
Mobb Deep - Hell On Earth/Survival Of The Fittest
50 Cent - In The Club
Rass Kass - Fuk U Up
Kweli - Get By
King Tee - Ruff Rhyme
Defari - Spell My Name
Brand Nubian - Punks Jump Up
A Tribe Called Quest - Check the Rhyme
Mos Def - Universal Magnetic
Shyne - Bad Boys Intro
Styles P. - Good Times Remix/Bad Boyz
Fat Joe - Take a Look At My Life
Xzibit - Symphony In X Minor
Arcee - Primetime
GZA / Ghostface Killa - Silent
Goodie Mob - Cell Therapy
Nas - NY State Of Mind
A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It?
Das Efx - They Want FX
Ultramagnetic MC's - Funky
Positive K - Step Up Front
Kool G Rap - Road To The Riches
T LA Rock - This Beat Kicks
Classical 2 - New Generation
King Tee - Paybacks A Mutha
KRS 1 - Ya Slippin

Album Description

Hailing from Los Angeles, DJ Revolution is best known for his nationally syndicated hip-hop radio show with Sway & King Tech called The Wakeup Show. Aside from his featured appearances on Sway & King Tech's This or That CD,, Revolution has also released two CD's of his own, R2K Vol. 1.0, in 1999 and 2000's In 12's We Trust.

Tracks:

Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) - Eurythmics
Blue Monday - New Order
The Safety Dance - New Without Hats
(Keep Feeling) Fascination - The Human League
Der Kommissar - Falco
Lies - Thompson Twins
Let Me - Heaven 17
Sex (I'm A...) - Berlin
Jeopardy - Greg Kihn Band
I.O.U. - Freeez
Last Night A D.J. Saved My Life - Indeep
Hip Hop Be Bop Don't Stop - Man Parish

Average customer rating:

Solid Mix
All these songs seem to sound alike...
Classic DnB mix
Classic
Hot

Six Eleven DJ Mix Series, Vol. 1
Dj Dieselboy
Manufacturer: System Recordings
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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97 Octane

ASIN: B000009HCX
Release Date: 2003-07-01

Tracks:

The More I See You (Urban Flavour Remix) - Hoax
Serious - DT
Tough At The Top (Origin Unknown Remix) - EZ-Rollers
Unlock The Secrets - Concept 2
Foot Steps - Dom + Matrix
Rupture - Facs
Hidden Sound (Dom + Roland Remix) - Technical Itch
Audio Distortion - Solar Nine
The Power - Embee
Animation - Secret Methods
Mission - Swift
EKO - Decoder
DHR - Decoder
Space Boogie - Vagrant
Stratocruiser - Sharp Scientific

Customer Reviews:

Solid Mix.......2005-02-24

This is definetely one of my favorite Dieselboy mixes, when i wanna kick back and enjoy some good Drum and Bass i throw this in. The first half of the mix is not quite as heavy and dark as a lot of dieselboy records, making it a nice reprieve from the later half of this CD, which has some heavier, more intense beats. If you ask me you really need to own all of the Dieselboy CD's, but this or 97 octane is the place to start.

All these songs seem to sound alike..........2003-08-23

Why couldn't they have found different grooves and/or rythyms for some of the drum & bass compositions on this album, for DJ Dieselboy's "Six Eleven DJ Mix Series-Vol. 1"? It's the same ol' ti-ti-ti-tik-tika-ti-ti-ti, do-ti-do-ti-do-ti-do kind of bassline being mixed over and over. All these songs seem to sound alike, kinda like AK1200, Tricky, Freaky Flow & MC Flipside's previous albums. I think this underground electronic-music genre needs a major overhaul. I think it's so boring to listen to the same rythyms, with the redundant beats and lack of creativity. We need to experiment a little more with this kind of stuff, by exploring things outside of the usual boundries in the realm of drum & bass - by drawing outside the lines - every once in a while. I'm no expert when it comes to the underground scene, by any means, it's just the way I feel about it. I'm more into the progressive-house and nu-school break-beats, there's so much more variety and creativity to the music. That being said, I would instead give some DJ Icey, DJ Micro or DJ Baby Anne a try, with their awesome break's compilations to escape the doldrums of this dissapointing album.

Classic DnB mix.......2001-11-30

Easily this is one of dieselboy's best mixed albums. Before his explosion into futuristic sci-step/tech-step sounds, Dieselboy dropped this album filled with deliciously mixed beats which are jazzy, dark, deep, and thoughtful. The pacing is mixed giving the listener room to breathe; the tempo is varied to remind you that you are the listener to music and NOT just background to the dj's canvas of snare drums and hi-hats. Be at peace when purchasing this cd because you'll be in store for some pure listening enjoyment.

Classic.......2000-05-21

This is the album that turned me on to Drum&Base. Much of the jungle I had heard just seemed chaotic high-hats and base drones, then Deiselboy came along. DjmixSeries has all the energy of good tech-step D&B but with flutes, well used samples, ect. that add a melodic effect as well. The mix of music this driving and dark with soft melodies is just perfect. You can sit and chill to this or dance. Also sick stuff like bringing back tiny parts of old samples later in the disc. My only complaint is that it looses a bit of momentum towards the end. Ill stop the CD early often because the last few songs are a bit boring. I have become a D&B fanatic since I first heard DjmixSeries, but I still dont have anything else quite like it.

Hot.......1999-06-15

This is by far the best album in the drum and bass genre. Dieselboy has created a masterpiece better than his close first album, 97 Octane. If your looking for the hottest jungle CD right now its Dieselboy 611 Philly.

Smile Mix Session, Vol. 1 By DJ Scott Henry

Average customer rating:

Unbelievable
One of the best -ALL TIME!!!
Truly amazing!!!!
beautiful trancey goodness
Awesome Buy!

Smile Mix Session, Vol. 1 By DJ Scott Henry
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Smile Communication
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Buzz: The Politics of Sound

ASIN: B000005VSS
Release Date: 1996-04-23

Tracks:

4 Seasons (OriginalMix) - Blue Amazon
Radiate - Brother Grim
Feel The Rhythm (Eat Me Mix) - G-netic
R.E.S.P.E.C.T. - Love Inc.
Joy (Tunes Of Burning Desire Mix) - Peter Vriends
Magic Carpet Ride - The Mighty Dub Kats
Melanie's Song - Dj Trance
I'm Coming Out Of Your Speakers - Bizz O.D.
Mr. Kirk's Nightmare (10' Energize '96 Mix) - 4 Hero
The Bouncer - Kicks Like A Mule
The Bombscare ('94 US Mix) - 2 Bad Mice
Let Me Be Your Fantasy - Baby D
Are You Ready To Flow? - Nikolai
All I Got - Fade

Customer Reviews:

Unbelievable.......2004-10-10

I was a raver back in the day and had the honor of seeing Scott Henry every Friday night at Capitol Ballroom in D.C. I bought this cd in '96 when it was first released and was absolutely thrilled with it. I loved and knew every song on it. Listening to the cd now, takes me back to those great times of dancing the night away. I was heartbroken when my cd became too scratched to play, but thank god, I have found it again. For thoses of you who were around in the mid-90's, I also recommend Tetsuo's cd Music From the Techno Club (box set). You should know most of the songs because Scott Henry and others used to spin many of them. Amazon.com also has that cd.
Smile was the first true techno cd I ever owned and I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a great mix and outstanding song selection.

One of the best -ALL TIME!!!.......2004-01-13

This CD seriously ROCKS!!! It's by far one of the best examples of early techno. Scott Henry rips the tables up on this CD.

Truly amazing!!!!.......2003-07-28

This is one of the greatest commercially produced techno mixes of all time. I've owned this CD three separate occassions as it has been taken or given (and never returned)... DJ Scott Henry has had other mixes out, but they pale in comparison. This is good old school rave music... The kind of stuff that makes you wanna strap on your backpack, put on your most comfy kicks, and dance your tail off in a sweaty warehouse until the morning comes... If you partied back when these tracks were produced, you will be reminiscent... If not, take notes, this is a history lesson worth listening to.

beautiful trancey goodness.......2003-01-31

i love this cd. my friend has bought this cd three times. once because she lost it, another time because she broke up with a boyfriend and he took it with him, and the third time because she was at a party and ended up giving it to someone in an e'd out stupor of love. "you are so nice, you neeeeed this. this is for you. you will appreciate it." she did the same thing with a few cheap novelty watches and a poetry book, but the point is, everyone who has heard it has loved it. its not monotonous. it moves you. its good. get it.

Awesome Buy!.......2000-10-20

You must get this cd!! This is one of my favorite cd's of all time. This is a must have. This cd is up lifting and makes me long for a rave.

B-96 Chicago Mixmaster Throwdown, Vol. 1

Average customer rating:

Mix master throwdown
Portable Chicago
THIS IS CHICAGO!

B-96 Chicago Mixmaster Throwdown, Vol. 1
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Mix Connection
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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B96 Mixmaster Throwdown, Vol. 4
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ASIN: B000005ASV
Release Date: 1996-07-09

Tracks:

Intro - Bad Boy Bill
Godfather - Farley JMF
Come Dig It - Machel
Jazz It Up - Erick Morillo
Zumba - Mixx Vibes #4
U In My Hut - Tony B!
Mole Hole - Gusto
America - Full Intention
Intro - Julian Perez
Face The Drums - BT Express
Penetration - BT Express
Da Butt - Tyree
Bamboleo - CZR
Esa Nina Linda - Artie The 1 Man Party
Maria - Ricky Martin
Intro - Bobby D.
You Gotta Work It - MCM-13
DJ Girl - Katalina
Take Me Higher - Vission & Lorimer
Pants Are Saggin - DJ Trajic
Who Came To Party - No Alibi
How To Run A Train - MCM-13
Do You Wanna Play - Tina Renee
What We Need - Sam Traxx
Car Alarm - Viper
I'm In Love - Georgie Porgie
Outer Limit EP - Rockin Duke
Ghetto Booty - CZR
Clap Your Hands - Jose 2 Hype
Intro - Miguel Reyes
Forget Me Not - CHASE
Can't Let You Go - Coro
When The Pieces Fall - Yolanda Milla
Time And Time Again - Luis Damone
Without You - George LaMond
I Can't Live Without You - Angelique
Bring Me Back - Pure Pleasure
Tables Turn - Heidi Mathus
Baby, You Are The One - In-Effect
Dance With Me - Concept Of One
Funky Friday - Bleuboy
So Lonely - Blueboy
Happiness - Free Energy
Yo Body's Movin - Mixx Vibes #4
Harvest - Mixx Vibes #4
Sounds From The Pipe - DJ Sneak
Give Me Luv - Alcatrazz
Still Livin - BT Express
The Other Side Of Me - Paul Johnson
Furiously Pumpin - Dj Jes
Why You Wanna Do Me - Steve Santoyo
Penetration - BT Express
Do What's Good For Me - 2 Unlimited
Do You Wanna Play - Tina Renee
Ole - Tik Tok/Paco Paco
When I Fall In Love - Little Suzy
Electronic Pleasure - N-Trance
I Never Needed - Alexia Phillips
The Roof Is On Fire - To Kool Chris

Customer Reviews:

Mix master throwdown.......2005-09-11

The best and most rare of the mix master series. Anyone who loves house music this is one CD to have above all in your collection.

Portable Chicago.......2000-07-03

This is the compilation that gave birth to the series (up to volume 4 as of this writing). This album (and this series) is the best way I know to bring the sound of Chicago style dance music to you wherever you are.

I know it is hard to make a dance-album review useful, but we can at least say yeah. You get a great sample from some of the best dance mixers out there.

THIS IS CHICAGO!.......1999-04-17

I bought this CD more than 2 years after it was released. NOTHING BEATS A GOOD MIX.

Average customer rating:

NOT BAD AT ALL
BOOM!!
Frankie D. from Fajardo P.R.
Boom! is good, but not as good as his old mixes
Dope!

Freestyle Boom, Vol. 1
Tim Schommer
Manufacturer: Mix Connection
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Freestyle | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000005ASZ
Release Date: 1997-10-28

Tracks:

Intro - Tim Spinnin Schommer
I Believed - Artie
Please Stay Tonight - Judy Torres
Once Is Enough - Jasmin
I Want You Back - Wendy
Rescue Me - Raiana Paige
Forget Me Not - CHASE
Time And Time Again - Luis Damon
Cry For Love - Jason Tomi
Come Into My Arms - Judy Torres
If You Were Mine - Lorenzo D'Lan
Open Up Your Heart - Susan Santiago
Mirage - Bobby Delante
Promise Me Your Heart - Joei Mae
When I Hear Music - Debbie Deb
Waiting For Your Love - Tara
Feels Like The First Time - Miguel Reyes
Bring Me Back - Pure Pleasure
Prisoner Of Love - Jo-L
Sweetheart - Nina Bena
You Will Never Know - Jesse
Get On It - King Of Freestyle
Love Me Tonight - Cynthia
Should Have Never Let You - Luis Damon
Trying Not To Cry - Rene
Make The Way - Lisette Melendez
Lover - Tony Moran
Night After Night - Vizion
Missing Your Love - Law
Without Your Love - Rhingo
Dreamboy/Dreamgirl - CYNTHIA/JOHNNY O
If This Is Love - All In Featuring Michael Anthony
It Was You - Michelle Lee Featuring Chase

Customer Reviews:

NOT BAD AT ALL.......2003-11-08

To the person from Milwaukee, WI, speaking of Tim's "Heartbeat Collection", been desperately looking for it, anyway I can buy a copy from you?
If so, please contact me at kerwincortez@hotmail.com

Thanks

BOOM!!.......2003-06-10

This CD is awesome! I bought it when it came out and still listen to it to this day. It's one of the best mixes I ever heard. I love how he uses the accapellas over the beats. It a great mega-mix of NEW an OLD Freestyle Favorites.

Frankie D. from Fajardo P.R........2002-03-21

I have this cd in my collection and it's one of my favorites.Please help me to find anothers like this because it's hard to find this kind of music{specially mixed}here in P.R.

Boom! is good, but not as good as his old mixes.......2000-06-04

Tim has always been my favorite Freestyle mixer. I used to have all the "Heartbeat" mixes (if you guys thought FSB was good than you MUST find his old "for promo use only" mixes! ). I bought this cd back when it first came out and listened to it for awhile, put it on the shelf for a year then broke it out again last night. It really does have some good songs and is worth the money. THIS IS NOT SOME LAME COMPILATION, THIS IS A GOOD MIX. I guess living in Milwaukee I was spoiled with all his old mixes (Tim is from WI) thats why I was just a little disapointed with FSB. Can't wait for Vol.2.

Dope!.......2000-05-22

All the best freestyle. Smoothest mixes. Tim chose artists with better-than average voices. Cons: too much looping, too many acapellas. Hope there will be a Vol 2! Check out To Kool Chris' mix CD too if you can find it.