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Has anybody got any spare Coinks codes, from the inside of Kellogg's cereal packets that I can have please?
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I am a huge fan of dance and trance, as well as house, hip hop and even the odd song from the likes of the sugababes, britney and christina. So as you can tell, I like a wide range of music and open to pretty much any genre. I buy most of the albums that Ministry of Sound release, because they are normally the first ones out. They also tend to pick the hits, both in the charts and in the clubs, for next year better than other compilations.
This compilation album has been out for quite a while now and I bought it last year. It cost me £14 at the time. Although it is named the 'Annual 2004' it was released in 2003. This is how Ministry of Sound work, they name their albums on year ahead. I have listed all of the tracks that appear on the compilation, 63 in total, and I will discuss a few of the tracks in more detail.
There are three CD's that make up the album, the first two are named CD one and CD two. The third, is a special 'Bonus Annual Anthems' CD, that showcases a number of dance anthems from the past. There are also different mixes of classic tunes to give a different perspective on them. There are sixty-three tracks, that's why there has to be three separate CD's.
The box and cover is fantastic, as are most of Ministry of Sounds compilation releases. It is kept very simple, just the classic Ministry of Sound emblem and the name of the album appear on the box. The
track listing appears on the back in red, pink and black lettering. This is very neatly done but the font may be too small for some people to read. The design on the separate CD's and their cases is even more simple. This is definetly a plus side of the Minstry.
Disc 1
1. Angel City feat Lara McAllen - Love Me Right (Oh Sheila) 2. Ian Van Dahl - I Can’t Let You Go 3. Jurgen Vries feat Shena - Wilderness 4. Tomcraft - Loneliness 5. Benny Benassi Presents The Biz - Satisfaction 6. Divine Inspiration - The Way (Put Your Hand In My Hand) 7. Love Inc - You’re A Superstar 8. DJ Sammy - The Boys Of Summer 9. The Lost Brothers - Cry Little Sister (I Need You Now) 10. Yomanda - You’re Free (Synth Mix) 11. Michael Woods’ Warrior feat Imogen Bailey - If U Want Me (Antillas Remix) 12. Azure - Sunset 13. Tomcraft - Brainwashed (Call You) 14. Steve Murano - Passion 15. Plastic Boy feat Rozalla - Live Another Life 16. Agnelli & Nelson feat Aureas - Holding Onto Nothing 17. Warrior - X 18. Marcella Woods - Love Shines Through 19. Saint feat Suzanne Dee - One In A Million 20. Public Domain - Make the Connection 21. The Space Brothers - One More Chance
Disc 2
1. Milk & Sugar feat Lizzy Pattinson - Let The Sun Shine 2. Linus Loves feat Sam Obernik - Stand Back 3. Junior Jack - E Samba 4. Room 5 feat Oliver Cheatham - Make Luv 5. Jason Nevins presents U.K.N.Y. feat. Holly James - I’m In Heaven 6. Bhangra Knights Vs Husan - Husan 7. Lee-Cabrera feat Alex Cartana - Shake It (Move A Little Closer) 8. Deepest Blue - Deepest Blue 9. Layo & Bushwacka! - Love Story Vs. Finally (Tim Deluxe New Vocal Mix) 10. Justin Timberlake - Like I Love You (Basement Jaxx Vocal Mix) 11. Wayne Wonder - No Letting Go (Al B Rich Club Mix) 12. Kurtis Mantronix Presents Chamonix - How Did You Know 13. UD Project - Summer Jam (DJ F.R.A.N.K’s Summer Mix) 14. Boogie Pimps - Somebody To Love (Salt Shaker Remix Club Mix) 15. Seelenluft - Manila 16. Ritmo Dynamic - Calinda 17. Kujay Dada - Young Hearts 18. Hughes & Spier - Idiot Box 19. Myko - Paradise (A Greek Salad Mix) 20. Bent - Stay The Same (Planet Funk Remix) 21. Alex Gold - Electric Places
Disc 3
1. Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now 2. Basement Jaxx - Romeo 3. Roger Sanchez - Another Chance 4. Moloko - Sing It Back (Boris Musical Mix) 5. Shakedown - At Night 6. X-Press 2 feat David Byrne - Lazy 7. Paul Johnson - Get Get Down 8. Bob Sinclar - I Feel For You 9. Static Revenger - Happy People 10. Bob Marley Vs Funkstar De Luxe - Sun Is Shining 11. Sneaker Pimps - Spin Spin Sugar (Armands Dark Garage Mix) 12. Azzido Da Bass - Dooms Night (Timo Maas Remix) 13. Rui Da Silva feat Cassandra - Touch Me 14. iio - Rapture (Riva Mix) 15. Chicane feat Bryan Adams - Don’t Give Up 16. Delerium feat Sarah McLachlan - Silence (Airscape Remix) 17. Paul van Dyk - For An Angel (PvD E-Werk Club Mix) 18. Agnelli & Nelson - Everyday, Every Moment, Every Time 19. Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall (Original Netherlands Mix) 20. Push - Strange World (2000 Remake) 21. Public Domain - Operation Blade
My favourite tunes and tracks, are those which most people will probably go for. Ian van Dahl's, 'I can't let you go', is yet another gem of a song. Although their songs do tend to stick to a certain theme, there are some really good mixes around. 'The Way', by Divine Inspiration, is one of those tunes that you can never really get tired of, how ever many times you hear it. The Antillas mix of, 'If you want me', is fantastic. I absolutely love it.
There are some absolute classics to be found on the additional CD. These extra tracks make the album a must for lovers of dance music. Roger Sanchez's beatiful tune 'Another chance' is one that I love hearing even now. It has that longevity about it and even in another 10 years it will still chill you out. The obvious one is, 'For and angel', by that man Paul van Dyk. I love this tune, because it has such a blend and change of direction. It really captures a mood. There is also, 'Rapture', which is a quality little tune that never goes amiss at a party.
There are a lot of poor tracks on the compilation, that are just put on to fill up space. I do think they help to give more of a contrast to the album but they can also take the edge off of it. I have in mind tracks such as 'Satisfaction' and those by DJ Sammy and Boogie Pimps. I would categorise they as more Pop songs, because they are targeted at the wider audience. The real stinker on the album has to be, 'No letting go'. Even if you mix it, it's still a reggae/pop song. This should never have made the album in my view. There is one disappointing mix of, 'Delerium'. I think that Airscape take the edge of the track and make it difficult to enjoy.
I would reccomend that you go out and buy this if you love dance because there are a lot of good tracks. If you only like some of them, you can always give other tunes a chance to grow on you. I find that tunes I didn't like at first, can turn into some of my favourites as long as you are patient. There is also a chance that if you like Pop songs there is something here for you too. This is a great compilation and can be found for as little as £12.99 on the internet from Amazon. I saw it in HMV for £16, they do charge ridiculous prices so the internet is probably best.
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I found the lists a "skim" item - If it were my review, I would put the full list at the end after everything - I would discuss the first few I thought were terrific (which had led me to appreciate the album) but then refer readers to the end for full track listing... - like I listed some of Paul Gallico's other books - first the others about Mrs 'Arris, then mentioned the film tie-in; after my (c) notice, I listed a few of the many books he had written with dates - these are meant to be information for those who want more details without boring those who like an overview and opinion for informative decisions. . . . . .≈≈≈≈{; -)-{{:::::|||||<
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