Vs. Drum N' Bass [EP]

Editorial Reviews
Album Details
This EP features the Group Moving in the New Circles Established by the Drum N'bass Dance Culture of the UK Five Tracks featuring Walking Wounded (4 Re-Mixes), and Single (Re-Mix). --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

Vs. Drum N' Bass, Music, Everything but the Girl, Alternative Dance, Alternative Pop/Rock, Club/Dance, Pop, Rock, Sophisti-Pop
Risc Vs. Reward
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • The STANDARD for all deebee!
  • Buy this CD immediately
  • Mathematical drum & bass for the motivated.
  • Fantastic!
 Risc Vs. Reward
Photek
Manufacturer: Astralwerks
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Modus Operandi
  2. Form & Function
  3. Controlled Developments
  4. Solaris
  5. Colours

ASIN: B000003RYY
Release Date: 1997-07-22

Tracks:

  1. K.J.Z.
  2. The Hidden Camera
  3. The Hidden Camera (Static Mix)
  4. Hybrid
  5. Ni-Ten-Ichi-Ryu (Two Swords Technique)
  6. The Fifth Column

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars The STANDARD for all deebee!.......2005-05-03

This album is essentially the 2 singles "The Hidden Camera" and "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu" together on one disc.

"Ni Ten Ichi Ryu" is truly the greatest piece of d'n'b ever written; everything just falls into place exactly. The bassline acts as its own piece of percussion, in among the drums and the swordfighting sound effects. Truly the standard to which all jungle should be compared.

"The Hidden Camera" is an amazing piece of breakbeat; has a very spy-movie vibe to it. All in all, this is a don't miss album. If you're a fan, you owe it to yourself to hear these singles.

5 out of 5 stars Buy this CD immediately.......2000-09-30

This is hands-down my most valuable CD. An absolute CLASSIC. Ni-Ten-Ichi-Ryu is one of the most addictive dnb songs I've heard yet. It never gets boring. The Hidden Camera makes you feel sinister and voyeuristic. Buy it now!

5 out of 5 stars Mathematical drum & bass for the motivated........1998-08-05

Photek is the end-all-be-all in this genre. He concocts vivid sound/imagery with beats, tones and subtle bass lines. This, to me, is the express purpose of drum & bass, and no one comes close to matching his skill. Minimal, yet complex, astounding, yet refined, this is the perfect introductory album to drum & bass. Die-hards may want to pick up the full-length "Modus Operandi," but this six-song collection will suffice for the just-curious. (Careful listenings may induce utopian illusions.)

5 out of 5 stars Fantastic!.......1998-08-03

Photek can get a bit too loopy for me sometimes, but Risc vs. Reward has his best, especially 'The Hidden Camera' and "Ni Ten Ichi Ryu', both on top 20 UK lists throughout '97. A must buy, especially if you don't plan on picking up Modus Operandi.
Urbal Beats, Vol. 2
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Good "past and present" collection.
  • This is a pointless review.. for a pointless album
  • A letdown
  • Disc 2 much better
  • Start With The First Volume
 Urbal Beats, Vol. 2
Wildchild , Uberzone , The Freestylers , DJ Icey , Goldie , Hive , DJ Die vs. DJ Shadows , Portishead , Orbital , and 808 State
Manufacturer: Utv Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Urbal Beats: Definitive Guide To Electronic Music
  2. Urbal Beats, Vol. 3
  3. MTV's AMP 2
  4. MTV's Amp
  5. Digital Empire: Electronica's Best

ASIN: B000006P0X
Release Date: 1998-05-12

Tracks:

  1. Rock The Funky Beat (Radio Edit) - Natural Born Chillers
  2. Treat Infamy (7' Main Mix) - Rest Assured
  3. Smack My B**** Up (DJ Hype Remix) - Prodigy
  4. Going Out Of My Head - Fatboy Slim
  5. Release Yo' Delf (Prodigy Remix) - Method Man
  6. Subfusion - Rabbit In The Moon
  7. My Mate Paul - David Holmes
  8. The Freakz - Uberzone
  9. B-Boy Stance (Cut & Paste Remix) - The Freestylers
  10. City Of Groove - DJ Icey
  11. Temper, Temper (Grooverider Remix) - Goldie
  12. Ultrasonic Sound - Hive
  13. What Does Your Soul Look Like - DJ Die Vs. DJ Shadow
  14. Over - Portishead

Tracks:

  1. Chime - Orbital
  2. Cubik (Kings County Dub) - 808 State
  3. Voodoo Ray - A Guy Called Gerald
  4. Clear - Cybotron
  5. Mother Earth - Dubtribe
  6. Go - Moby
  7. Charly - Prodigy
  8. Something Good - Utah Saints
  9. Energy Flash - Joey Beltram
  10. Salsa Life - Rhythim Is Rhythim

Amazon.com

This compilation, offered by LA's Urb Magazine, is only deceptively straightforward: it explores the current state of electronica, with dance-floor stalwarts DJ Icey, Uberzone, and Rabbit in the Moon butting heads with neo-pop stars like the Crystal Method, Goldie, and Portishead. One might suspect this to be yet another cash-in "electronica" compilation, a mere licensing scheme intended to separate you from the contents of your wallet. But this ain't no scam: not only is the track selection topnotch and accessible, with an equal dose of well-known hits and underappreciated gems, but the compilation also offers an entertaining education. On disc two, New York's Liquid Todd throws down a set of classics, tracks like Rhythim Is Rhythim's "Strings of Life," Orbital's "Chime," and Dubtribe's "Mother Earth," giving an insight as to what today's electronica stars were hearing whilst in their nappies. As an introduction to the overhyped and confusing world of "electronica," this compilation can't be beat. --Matthew Corwine

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Good "past and present" collection........2003-09-08

No collection will ever be perfect, but this does a decent job. The first disc is what's supposed to be hot (in 98). The second is supposed to be some old school classics. Some well known artists are on here like "Prodigy", "Moby", and "Portishead". My favorite thing by far is some of who's sampled on different tracks. Samples from "Bad Brains", "Kate Bush", "The Verve", and the theme from "Twin Peaks". Overall a good comp. The 1st "Urbal Beats" is good too. Pretty much electronica's greatest hits.

4 out of 5 stars This is a pointless review.. for a pointless album.......2001-07-28

First thing about this album that i must mention right off is that the track slection is horrid. If it wasn't trying to be a "definitive guide to electronic music" it probably wouldn't have been so annoying. Really this "urbal beats" series works well if view together, but the track selection seems wrong in the individual sets. This time around the balance is thrown off by adding too much big beats,jungle, and trip hop. Three styles that do come from the same influences. Giving the whole album a lack of diversity. Digital empire 2 does diversity so much better. Another issue is the repetition of the same groups and groups that are seen together all the time.. I mean we have an original prodigy song, a remix of a prodigy song and a song prodigy remixed? is this the "definitve guide to prodigy?" We have a fatboy slim song, and a fat boy slim remix. And the whole first disk breaks down to basically 3 different types of related electronica. giving a very bad "definition" of electronica.

The second disk is a half way decent attempt at mixing alot of classic together, but I am getting somewhat sick of hearing old school electronica thats just doesn't hodl up well over time.

I give the album 4 stars since it does have some decent gems on it. But I highy recomend "digital empire 2" over this compilation if your looking to get schooled on the so called "electronica genre"

3 out of 5 stars A letdown.......2000-06-23

This CD was a big letdown.. it was recommended by the person at the record store, looked good, etc. Basically disc 1 was too jungle for me. There are some tunes that are pretty good, but there are some downright angry-feeling ones as well. Temper-temper gave me a headache and "release YO' Delf"--well, you can figure it.

Disc 2 was much better, but still not enough to compell me to repeat the purchase.

Summary: Disc1 1-2 stars, Disc2 3-4 stars

4 out of 5 stars Disc 2 much better.......2000-06-19

There's another review that sums my sentiments exactly. Disc 1 gets 2-3 stars (kind of like a rap with faster beat) But disc 2 is really good; 5 stars)

4 out of 5 stars Start With The First Volume.......2000-06-01

This set is more uneven than the first Urbal Beats, but it still contains more than a few classics of the genre. The two discs contain a lot of music for a good price--I recommend it as a next step if you like the first volume.
Amen Andrews vs. Spac Hand Luke
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • purple turkish carpets
 Amen Andrews vs. Spac Hand Luke
Amen Andrews vs Spac Hand Luke
Manufacturer: Rephlex
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. Kerrier District 2
  2. Kerrier District
  3. Lover's Acid
  4. Musipal
  5. YosepH

ASIN: B000FKP5LE
Release Date: 2006-07-11

Tracks:

  1. London
  2. I Shot Killer Pussy
  3. Like A Machine
  4. Screwface
  5. Grime II Dark
  6. Multiple Stab Wounds
  7. Grave
  8. Intelligent
  9. Barrave
  10. Amen Andrews
  11. Junglism
  12. Play
  13. Murder

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars purple turkish carpets.......2006-08-15

vibert's got pedigree. or doesnt, depending on who you ask. meaning, i just read a review of his kerrier district record that called him the most inessential artist in all of electronica.

i kinda get that. he's put out some of the cheesiest, unlistenable tripe ive ever heard as wagon christ (anything on ninja tune sucks... including amon tobin... who just sucks a little less). except he was also cranking it when drum n bass was kicking off, he actually grew up in england, and when the man feels like writing beats (as, say, plug), he writes some manic stuff.

and even better, he's clearly been listening to some grime :)

everyone's into flashbacks at the moment... remarc and scud got re-released, aphex did acid... yeah... and frankly, i cant really think of a better artist to write some 'ardcore than vibert. sweet sweet basslines, descending melodies, stupid frigging samples, that wicky wicky noise (you know the one) and lots of break beat.

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!

(oh - and it should be 3 1/2 stars, but i dont know how to do the half... im clearly kinda stupid)

(and yeah, i know this review is about three years too late, but so what?)
Old School Vs. New School
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Dearly dissappointed...
  • A Great Remix Compilation
  • Studder scratch, studder scratch filling up the beats
  • Impressive mixes
  • THIS CD IS DOPE!!!! BUY IT!!!!
 Old School Vs. New School
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Jive
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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  1. New School Vs. Old School, Vol. 2

ASIN: B00000I0QY
Release Date: 1999-02-23

Tracks:

  1. Whodini vs. The Freestylers -- ("It's All In Mr.) Magic's Wand
  2. A Tribe Called Quest vs. Pimp Juice -- Go Ahead In The Rain
  3. Kool Moe Dee vs. Bad Boy Bill -- I Go To Work
  4. A Tribe Called Quest vs. Aphrodite -- 1nce Again
  5. BDP vs. Bassbin Twins -- A Crate Of BDP
  6. A Tribe Called Quest vs. Norman Cook -- I Left My Wallet In El Segundo
  7. Whodini vs. DJ Icey -- Five Minutes of Funk
  8. The Stone Roses vs. Grooverider -- Fools Gold
  9. A Tribe Called Quest vs. Doc Martin -- Footprints
  10. R Kelly vs Hollis Monroe -- Sex Me
  11. Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince vs Hybrid -- Summer
  12. The Stone Roses vs Rabbit in The Moon -- Fools Gold
  13. Summertime (Hybrid Mix) - Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince Vs. Hybrid
  14. Fools Gold (Rabbit In The Moon's Message To The Majors) - The Stone Roses Vs. Rabbit In The Moon

Amazon.com

Everyone and his cousin has done, or been the subject of, a remix record at this point, so it takes something special for one to stand out from the crowd. Old School Vs. New School qualifies--emphatically. A celebration of some of the Jive and Silvertone labels' best singles, it pits killer tracks from A Tribe Called Quest, Kool Moe Dee, Boogie Down Productions, Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, Whodini, and the Stone Roses against the talents of Norman Cook (a.k.a. Fatboy Slim), Doc Martin, Rabbit in the Moon, Aphrodite, and other well-known--and talented--remixers. With the exception of Hollis Monroe's take on R. Kelly's "Sex Me"--easily the weakest track on the album, both in its original and remixed form--all of the songs are somehow treated with respect and given a fresh life. Cook's take on A Tribe Called Quest's "I Left My Wallet in El Segundo" gives the track a tropical feel, the Bassbin Twins give their take on BDP's catalog in a tribute medley, and the two takes of the Stone Roses' classic "Fools Gold"--from Grooverider and Rabbit in the Moon--bring out two different sides of a deserving song. You'll want to dig out the originals again and listen to them side by side with the remixes. --Randy Silver

Customer Reviews:

2 out of 5 stars Dearly dissappointed..........2000-07-03

After hearing a few tracks from the second volume I thought the first one would be even better... Yet I was extremely dissappointed when I heard the album... If you like old 80's hip-hop with boring, weak techno beats then this is the album you have been waiting for...

4 out of 5 stars A Great Remix Compilation.......2000-03-19

I was looking for a breakbeat compilation and found this. A few tracks have some sweet breakbeats, but there's so much more funk that can't be contained by just one musical subgenre. These new school remixes have taken these already great tracks and transformed them. There are a couple tracks on the CD that don't quite slide with me, but the majority are awesome. Whodini vs The Freestylers, A Tribe Called Quest vs Aphrodite, and A Tribe Called Quest vs Norman Cook especially are otherwordly and deserve to be cranked up on everyone's stereo system.

5 out of 5 stars Studder scratch, studder scratch filling up the beats.......1999-05-13

Yummy scratch tracks laying down fat fast pistol oomph. If you funk the vibe, ya know that the skunk is tribe. A burning blend of aboriginal harmonies in accordance with section 12 of the Funk Nation Treaty. Fat Boy Slim brings pounds of carpet to the already cantonese tribe tune.

5 out of 5 stars Impressive mixes.......1999-04-24

Even though I'm getting sick of techno compilations, this one didn't disapoint. The remixes are fresh and original. All the Tribe remixes are incredible, especially the Aphrodite and Fat Boy Slim mixes. A great mix of house, break beat and trance versions of some classic music. But R Kelly? Why?

5 out of 5 stars THIS CD IS DOPE!!!! BUY IT!!!!.......1999-03-17

This is on of the best CD compilations to come out in a while. This brings back to the limelight two of my all time favorite groups, ATCQ and the Stone Roses. The first time I heard the mix of "Can I Kick It" it got me so movin I brought the house down, serious. BUY THIS CD!!!
Monkeys Journey: Land of Baboon, Vol. 2: Return of the
Average customer rating: Not rated
    		Monkeys Journey: Land of Baboon, Vol. 2: Return of the
    Obsolete vs. Delete , Bob Musso & Sassan Gari , J.P. Sluys , Professor Shehab & Luup , Captain Kowatchi , Pauly Biggs , Trackilla , Megabyte , Dr. Israel , and Spectre
    Manufacturer: Baraka Foundation
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    1. Land of Baboon, Vol. 3

    ASIN: B000003S4Y
    Release Date: 1997-12-21

    Tracks:

    1. The Magick Bird Of Chomo-Lung-Ma - Obsolete Vs. Delete
    2. Elephant Alarm - Bob Musso/Sassan Gari
    3. Rubayat - J.P. Sluys
    4. Longwalk - Professor Shehab/Luup
    5. Mystery Reveals - Professor Shehab/Captain Kowatchi/J.P. Sluys
    6. Drunken Monkey Ambient Mix - Professor Shehab/Luup
    7. Nectar - Professor Shehab/Captain Kowatchi/J.P. Sluys
    8. Mushroom Hunter - Pauly Biggs
    9. Birth Of Trancemuter - A Live Performance
    10. Lucid Dreaming In Herbal Colors - Trackilla
    11. Qallah Qallah - Professor Shehab/Captain Kowatchi/J.P. Sluys
    12. Splendrous - Professor Shehab/Dr. Israel
    13. Stellar Cellar Dweller - Megabyte
    14. Age Of The Storm - Spectre
    Mail Order Justice
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      		Mail Order Justice
      Juryman Vs. Spacer
      Manufacturer: SSR
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      AmbientAmbient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B00000B6ZV
      Release Date: 1997-10-14

      Tracks:

      1. Prophet And The Fool
      2. Big Future
      3. Mail Order Justice
      4. Submersible
      5. Rerun
      6. Sunk
      7. Night Of The Sun
      8. Personnel Wanted
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      10. Blood
      11. Masters Of The Unison
      12. No Print, No Trace
      The Freestyle Files Vol.2: Germany vs. England
      Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
      • Great Lounge Music
      • Music for the post-rave generation
      		 The Freestyle Files Vol.2: Germany vs. England
      Kruder & Dorfmeister , and Kreidler
      Manufacturer: K7
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B0000013EO
      Release Date: 1998-06-09

      Tracks:

      1. Germany: Black Baby - Kruder & Dorfmeister
      2. Germany: Bass And Several Cars - Shantel
      3. Germany: 29 - Turntable Terranova
      4. Germany: The Arms Inside (Remix) - Righteous Men
      5. Germany: Waves Of Woolf (Fauna Flash Mix) - Four Ears
      6. Germany: Doppelganger Theme - Doppelganger
      7. Germany: Sexual Attraction - Fauna Flash
      8. Germany: All I Need - Third Electric
      9. Germany: Lio - Kreidler
      10. Germany: Smokin' Carr - Impulse
      11. Germany: Flussigholz - Drome
      12. Carwreck (Wagon Christ Mix)

      Tracks:

      1. England: Crusoe Takes A Trip (Tortoise Mix) - Red Snapper
      2. England: Hello It's Wednesday - Kushti
      3. England: Phat Ass Joint - Cujo
      4. England: Song Without Words - Dr. Rockit
      5. England: Nova - Paul W. Teebroke
      6. England: Redokov - Bushflange
      7. England: Carwreck (Wagon Christ Mix) - Funki Porcini
      8. England: Mothership - Ed Rush. Nico
      9. England: Hop To This - Clatterbox
      10. England: What The Hell Is This - Kid Loops Vs Cool Breeze
      11. England: Can't Stand With You Baby - Jimi Tenor

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Great Lounge Music.......2006-12-14

      CD Number 2 is truly amazing. I alaways remix the tracks and pull some out, but this one is consistent as is.

      4 out of 5 stars Music for the post-rave generation.......2000-09-23

      This is the kind of CD which provides a soundtrack to lounge to. Downtempo, ambient(ish), and breakbeats all spread across 2 CDs. Definitely a CD for the post-rave generation (those of you who've been around since the early days of dance back in the late 80s especially) who've graduated from trance/techno and are ready for music with more depth. Sit back, turn the lights down low, invite some friends over, and enjoy the company and the music.
      Yellow Note Vs. The Daleks
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Must Have
      • Que da base
      • Awesome
      		 Yellow Note Vs. The Daleks
      Yellow Note
      Manufacturer: Jungle Sky Us
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      5. We Love Everybody... You're Next

      ASIN: B000021XQD
      Release Date: 1999-10-05

      Tracks:

      1. Big Bass Boom
      2. Happily
      3. 4 A.M. Already
      4. Joe Naked On The Beach
      5. Socialism NYC (Remix)
      6. Neighborhood
      7. This Is War
      8. The Journey (Part 1)
      9. The Journey (Part 2)
      10. Jumped
      11. Gia
      12. Cheap Thrillz
      13. Thumbelina
      14. Dalek

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Must Have.......2005-03-26

      This album is amazing!! One of my old roommates turned me on to it and I can't get enough. If you're even marginally fond of drum and bass or jungle you have to acquire this album somehow. The album is subtle in its politics and then turns around and slaps you with a killer beat.

      5 out of 5 stars Que da base.......2003-01-16

      and prepare the speakers daddy's got a new friend the neighbors gonna' hate. Just like all the jungle sky albums this CD's got Big BASE that will rattle anyone free. I bought this album in 2000 and I still love it. This musical masterpiece is pure genius for your kicks.

      5 out of 5 stars Awesome.......1999-12-11

      Their first release was great and the second is better. Flowing from Jungle to drum'n'bass without a hitch, it's in constant rotation in my player. Liquid Sky puts out another great one! Check out track 5.
      Mail Order Justice
      Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
      • Glad I found this
      		 Mail Order Justice
      Juryman Vs. Spacer
      Manufacturer: Ssr Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

      AmbientAmbient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
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      ASIN: B000003SD1
      Release Date: 1997-10-14

      Tracks:

      1. Prophet And The Fool
      2. Big Future
      3. Mail Order Justice
      4. Submersible
      5. Rerun
      6. Sunk
      7. Night Of The Sun
      8. Personnel Wanted
      9. 6 Down
      10. Blood
      11. Masters Of The Unison
      12. No Print, No Trace

      Customer Reviews:

      3 out of 5 stars Glad I found this.......2002-12-31

      I picked this cd up for.. the same time I picked up Pimp Daddy Nash, which is also reccommended. The Cd as a whole is rather interesting. On several tracks there are vocals, which are quasi flow spoken word. Although the actual voices which speak them might not compliment the tracks fully, it definately works on some tracks, like the personell track. The thing that made me interested in the CD was the beat. The CD has a dark, bass heavy kind of abstractness to it, while remaining coherent and rhythmatic. Definately reccommend it, although it might not be worth the whole...amount to some.

      * this is edited after the review *

      Since I made this review I sought out Spacer's solo CD,
      The Beamer. No wonder I liked this CD so much, Spacer
      makes great music. If you like the music on this CD,
      take a look at The Beamer, more involved and... better.
      Inferno
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Drum & bass meets electro-dub
      		 Inferno
      Witchman Vs. Jammin' Unit
      Manufacturer: Invisible Records
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      ASIN: B00000I3X9
      Release Date: 1999-02-23

      Tracks:

      1. The Technique (Intro)
      2. Filter Voodoo
      3. I-Man Dub
      4. Sub-Urban Pt1
      5. Ice Is Blue
      6. Desert Ill
      7. Sub-Urban Pt2
      8. After Midnight
      9. Blind Television (Cathode Ray Dub)
      10. Dark Roots (Xtro)

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Drum & bass meets electro-dub.......2002-03-20

      This is a remix album based on Jammin' Unit's earlier release, "Deaf, Dub and Blind." I had never heard anything by Witchman before, but as a big fan of the original Jammin' Unit disc, I was quite impressed with this. It mixes the original material with deeper bass, and a slightly darker, more aggressive feel while retaining Jammin' Unit's more dubby, laid back vibe. Recommended for anyone who enjoyed Deaf, Dub and Blind.

      Music:

      1. What Goes Around Comes Around
      2. Wonderwall [CD-single]
      3. XO
      4. 3 for 1 [Box set]
      5. A Date With Elvis
      6. Across a Wire-Live in New York [Live]
      7. Ancient Melodies of the Future
      8. Are You In? Pt.1 (Enhanced) [CD-single]
      9. Astro Lounge
      10. BBC Sessions [Import]

      Music

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      Music

      Drive Time Rock: Road Warriors

      Marco Lazzara ~ Vivaldi - Cantatas for alto

      Live by Request [Live]

      Sahara

      Music Live from the Panel V.1 [Import] [Live]

      My Favourite World Hits [Import]

      Live With Friends [Live]

      Great Classical Overtures (Box Set) [Box set]

      Learn to Square Dance

      La Historia Del Rock Argentino: Obras Cumbres [Import]

      Kitty, Kitty...GROWL!

      Magic of the Greek Bouzouki

      Lake Shore Drive

      American Piano Music

      Hummin' To Myself