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| 1. One - Swedish House Mafia | |||
| 2. Hey Hey - Dennis Ferrer [Marcus Schossow Remix] | |||
| 3. Strobe - Deadmau5 [Michael Woods Remix] | |||
| 4. Salinas - Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike [Tim Berg Mix] | |||
| 5. Gypsy 2010 - Richard Murray & Dodge [Original Mix] | |||
| 6. Bora Bora - Da Hool [Niels Van Gogh Remix] | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Elements - Dinka [EDX's 5un5hine Remix] | |||
| 2. Who Wants To Be Alone - Tiesto Feat. Nelly Furtado [Andy Duguid Remix] | |||
| 3. Morning Light - Nic Chagal | |||
| 4. Sun Went Down - Alan Connor [Beltek Remix] | |||
| 5. Gouryela - Paul Morrell [Rawdirt Remix] | |||
| 6. Live Forever - Lange [Steve Brian Remix] | |||
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| Disc: 3 | |||
| 1. Different World - Loverush Feat. Shelly Harland [Original Mix] | |||
| 2. Beachball - Nalin & Kane [Joris Voorn Remix] | |||
| 3. El Nino - FuManChu | |||
| 4. Hold That Sucker Down - Jerome Isma-Ae | |||
| 5. Dropzone - Michael Woods [2010 Remix] | |||
| 6. The Gift 2010 - Way Out West [Michael Woods Remix] | |||
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Product Description
CD Description
UK ‘superclub' brand, Godskitchen, returns with Pure Trance Anthems 2011.
Godskitchen Pure Trance Anthems 2011 combines big name new tracks and brand new remixes of classic anthems in a heavyweight triple CD package.
Covering all trance bases from the new trance-house sound pioneered by the likes of Swedish House Mafia through to full on trance, stand out tracks include Swedish House Mafia - "One", Tiësto feat. Nelly Furtado - "Who Wants To Be Alone" (Andy Duguid Remix), Armin van Buuren - "Full Focus" (Ali Wilson Remix), BT - "Every Other Way" (Armin van Buuren Remix), Above & Beyond vs Kyau & Albert - "Anphonic", Sander van Doorn - "Daddyrock", Nalin & Kane - "Beachball" (Joris Voorn Remix), System F - "Out Of The Blue 2010" (Original Extended) and Way Out West - "The Gift 2010" (Michael Woods Remix).
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I made the error I usually avoid of buying this without having had a listen first.
I won't be making that mistake again in a hurry. What tempted me was how much cheaper the download is on Amazon. Still feel like I want my money back though!
There's a real mixture here and a sizeable playlist with some relatively unknowns and the usual suspects bumping alongside each other.
Also a lot of the tracks chosen are very good but NOT in the remixes found here.
It's as if someone has tried their level best to find the slowest, dullest and most uninteresting versions available. Even the uber-reliable such as Ferry Corsten & Deadmaus have had solid tracks turned into lifeless mush. Where are the sweeping synth lines and adrenaline pumping hardfloor mixes? Not here thats for sure.
A boring collection of very different tracks all made to sound the same with a 90's click track, slow beat and god help us someone wittering on about being free, the sky and how good it feels far too often. Yawn. Been there done that.
There are some tracks that have escaped the remix kiss of death but far too few.
Way too many tunes here start off slow and simply stay that way, no hook, no theme and nothing to keep the listeners interest.
There is a huge collection here and while that and the price may seem to offer good value for money alongside the fact that the mix is well mastered, think again. Any album must ultimately be judged by it's content and I am sorry to say that this is very poor. There simply is not enough variety and just far too little to inspire or keep you entertained and way too much pop.
Not nearly good enough.
I won't be making that mistake again in a hurry. What tempted me was how much cheaper the download is on Amazon. Still feel like I want my money back though!
There's a real mixture here and a sizeable playlist with some relatively unknowns and the usual suspects bumping alongside each other.
Also a lot of the tracks chosen are very good but NOT in the remixes found here.
It's as if someone has tried their level best to find the slowest, dullest and most uninteresting versions available. Even the uber-reliable such as Ferry Corsten & Deadmaus have had solid tracks turned into lifeless mush. Where are the sweeping synth lines and adrenaline pumping hardfloor mixes? Not here thats for sure.
A boring collection of very different tracks all made to sound the same with a 90's click track, slow beat and god help us someone wittering on about being free, the sky and how good it feels far too often. Yawn. Been there done that.
There are some tracks that have escaped the remix kiss of death but far too few.
Way too many tunes here start off slow and simply stay that way, no hook, no theme and nothing to keep the listeners interest.
There is a huge collection here and while that and the price may seem to offer good value for money alongside the fact that the mix is well mastered, think again. Any album must ultimately be judged by it's content and I am sorry to say that this is very poor. There simply is not enough variety and just far too little to inspire or keep you entertained and way too much pop.
Not nearly good enough.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
"Trance" is an extremely loose definition for this compilation. Don't expect uplifting, euphoric tracks on this one, it's a seemingly endless 80 minutes per CD of thump thump thump with the odd whoosh thrown in. Maybe they think it's that terrifying "progressive" trance nonsense - but progress suggests going somewhere, which this doesn't. It's a slow, lifeless mix of tracks which even big names can't save. I'd recommend Andy Moor's Trance Nation CD from a few months back if you want a true picture of good, worthwhile trance. Trance Nation Mixed By Andy Moor
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I think the above 2 reviews are rather harsh on a cd which I own and really rather like. All three cd's start off rather housey and kick offaround about track 5 or so. Okay some tracks are better than others but all in all there is enough packed on the mix I feel to justify the purchase. Garreth Emery, Sanctuary is just 1 standout track that springs to mind. Perception by Markus Schulz is another. There is also a lot of old classics dusted off and remixed which although different and I will to some extent agree with the other reviewer in some cases not as good or possibly full on as the originals it is new music you are getting and not some tired classics album. Actually this cd has that much packed on it you can listen again and again without getting bored. I have owned this since it came out and it is actually no word off a lie in the car stereo at the minute. I also own the 2010 album which is also a good compilation. I feel this is a solid, good value purchase . I also own Andy Moor trance nation and I agree it is a cracking album. So to finish I say it would be a boring world if everyone likes the same thing, but two bad reviews should not be allowed to stand over this album. I say buy it. It's good honest!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great trance CD
I do love this CD it's a really good mix of all types of trance. CD 2 has to be my favourite the melodic and chill out trance perfect for the drive home after a stressful day at... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Parsnip
have always love trance
some time these albums just instantaniously be come a favourite this one however grows on you it is great but requires a lot you to listen a few times to really take the feel of... Read more
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