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Global (Mute). Review by Dan Stapleton.
PAUL VAN DYK GLOBAL Mute You can imagine the scene: Paul van Dyk and BT, sitting around the dining room table, knocking back a few and fiddling with their Korgs. Suddenly, one says, "I should make a Greatest Hits CD!" The other enthusiastically agrees. "I'll do one too," he says. And then the brainwave ...
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February 1999 :: Music N-R :: Paul Oakenfold (drew West)
Paul Oakenfold Tranceport Kinetic/Reprise There is something to be said about trance music. Specifically, its ability to take the listener to a level of euphoric pleasure, aka trance. Thus we can understand the title placed on the genre. However, Paul Oakenfold takes trance to a new level by sliding ...
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April 1999 :: Music F-I :: Paul Grogan (Rich Thurston)
Paul Grogan First Light b/w Haleakala Sunrise 12" Slinkey In recent years, the two Pauls (van Dyk and Grogan), have made their impact on underground dance. Here, Mr. Funkster returns with a pair of proggressive house mixes that's seeing much action on the decks. What's not to like about the irresistible ...
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Shivers (Ultra). Review by Kiran Aditham.
ARMIN VAN BUUREN SHIVERS Ultra Were it not for Dutch boys like Tiesto, Ferry Corsten and Armin Van Buuren, trance music's high-energy aspirations might've been squelched years ago. Each DJ has achieved chart-topping success in his own right, while constantly proving naysayers wrong. But the question ...
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Various Artists (Cool World/UBL Recordings). Review by Kiran Aditham.
... " from the sprawling dance scene. Corny name notwithstanding, there are quite a few talents to be found on this record, including Mixmaster Mike, Paul Van Dyk, and Moby, all throwing down new mixes of their ubiquitous tunes, including Van Dyk's "Tell Me Why" and Moby's "Natural Blues." Alas, we have ...
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Ultra Music Festival celebrates a decade as dance music's spiritual soul. S D Green makes the pilgrimage to Miami, is lost, and then found.
... Crobar, Space, Mansion, and B.E.D. hosted their own events DJed by Ultra’s illustrious guests, and felt justified charging up to $70 to hear Armin Van Buuren spin trance platters. When you consider that many of the artists at Ultra’s 200 world-famous DJs performed sets at the local clubs throughout ...
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Volume 2: Sounds of the Digital Revolution (UBL). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... . The annual festival has been going strong since 1991, and this year they've drawn names such as Crystal Method, Keoki, Roni Size, Planet B, Armand Van Helden, and Paul Van Dyk. Also this year, Third Sight (feat. Dufunk) brings some light jungle to the otherwise mostly hardcore dance vibe. If you're ...
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Rare & Remixed (Nettwerk). Review by Bill Campbell.
... BT's remixes and original works from 1995 to today. Transeau has leant his Midas touch to such artists as Sarah McLachlan, Seal, Mike Oldfield, and Paul van Dyk and has worked with good ole Sasha and Tori Amos. Andy Gray (who's worked with New Order and Paul Oakenfold) jumps in and remixes the collection ...
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June 1998 :: Music A-F :: Jerry Bonham (Richard T Thurston)
... '97"), Malcom McLaren ("The Bell Song"), and Palefield Mountain's epiphany entitled "PM3." Jerry closes the disc with dignity mixing the mighty Paul Van Dyk's epic "Words." Fans of the Renaissance and Northern Exposure series can finally pay domestic prices for a music that up until recently has been ...
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Perfecto Presents: People (V2). Review by Bill Campbell.
... Maunder, and Wax Poetic. There's nothing on here that prompts stasis. The second disc has more of a progressive/trancey feel with tracks from Moda, Paul Van Dyk, Simon Noble, Lastmanstanding, and a real scorcher, "Turquoise," by Circulation. Yet again, only traction will keep you from moving to this ...
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