- Audio CD (13 July 2009)
- Number of Discs: 2
- Format: DualDisc
- Label: Red Light District
- ASIN: B002CPD4UY
- Other Editions: MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 76,902 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Disc 1 01. Stel The Nail That Sticks Out 02. Reset Robot M Siren 03. Reset Robot Continue 04. Marc Romboy & Mr K Alexi Acid Love (D'Julz Remix) 05. Mark Broom Get Serious (Brooms London Mix) 06. Brendon Moeller The Big Thrill 07. Taster Peter Metro Sexual 08. Mistress De Funk The Labyrinth (Lucca Remix) 09. Jakiro Litmus 10. Erphun 2wo Butterflies (Quivver Mix) 11. Patlac, Matthias Meyer Skipper 12. Oliver Moldan Presents Prawler Holy Cow 13. Bonnici, Pappa, Phil K Blending With The Ether --www.stylus-music.co.uk
01. Florian Kruse The Miracle (Dave DK Magic World Remix) 02. Dousk Keep Your Nose 03. Paul Jackson Souls Gus Gus Remix 04. Peter Horrevorts Romance Is Overrated 05. Giorgo Giordano Amazzonia (David Tort Tech Remix) 06. Glenn Morrison Orange Glow (Robert Babicz Remix) 07. Fergie, Reset Robot & Alan Fitzpatrick Gas Mask 08. Yousef - Letter To No One (Fergie"s Excentric Mix) 09. Anton Pieete Players (Original Mix) 10. Silicone Soul The Call Of The Wild 11. Gabe Sea Monster 12. Jim Rivers Stone (Henry Saiz Remix) 13. Monaque Umbrella --www.stylus-music.co.uk
01. Florian Kruse The Miracle (Dave DK Magic World Remix) 02. Dousk Keep Your Nose 03. Paul Jackson Souls Gus Gus Remix 04. Peter Horrevorts Romance Is Overrated 05. Giorgo Giordano Amazzonia (David Tort Tech Remix) 06. Glenn Morrison Orange Glow (Robert Babicz Remix) 07. Fergie, Reset Robot & Alan Fitzpatrick Gas Mask 08. Yousef - Letter To No One (Fergie"s Excentric Mix) 09. Anton Pieete Players (Original Mix) 10. Silicone Soul The Call Of The Wild 11. Gabe Sea Monster 12. Jim Rivers Stone (Henry Saiz Remix) 13. Monaque Umbrella --www.stylus-music.co.uk
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An international DJ with a career spanning 15 years, Anthony Pappa is amongst a small elite of DJs who enjoy a global appeal. From his native Australia to Eastern Europe and North America, Pappa is one of the most respected figures on the club scene. This second volume, on Pappa s own Red Light District, follows 2008 s critically acclaimed debut Moments Vol. 2 is classic Pappa as he seamlessly assembles elements of deep house, tech house, techno and progressive. Features tracks from Robert Babizc, Quivver, Silicone Soul, Mark Broom, D Julz, Gus Gus, Jim Rivers, Stel and Reset Robot. Includes tracks from leading labels within their genres including Soma, Liebe Detail, Systematic, Yoshitoshi, Vapour and Sprout.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This comp is so far the best of 2009. I was blown away with the first Moments and this has not let up on the highest level of prog and deep/tech house selection, mixing & all round journey of a very good prog mix.
Many recent releases from big names have been mediocre to say the least but Pappa manages to stay true to form of the first Moments and really make you wish you were in the middle of a dancefloor having a great time. Wont disrespect it by naming out specific tracks as i really think that does little to aid a person thinking on buying a CD of this genre but there are a good few Mammoth tracks that puts a big smile on your face or make you go "ouu yeah"!!...
If you liked the first, please get this....you wont regret it. cant recommend this Comp highly enough if you are a fan of honest, pure, driving, techy, deep prog. Think Hawtin met Digweed who then bumped into Dave Seamen who just happened to be on the phone to Jim Rivers!.
Many recent releases from big names have been mediocre to say the least but Pappa manages to stay true to form of the first Moments and really make you wish you were in the middle of a dancefloor having a great time. Wont disrespect it by naming out specific tracks as i really think that does little to aid a person thinking on buying a CD of this genre but there are a good few Mammoth tracks that puts a big smile on your face or make you go "ouu yeah"!!...
If you liked the first, please get this....you wont regret it. cant recommend this Comp highly enough if you are a fan of honest, pure, driving, techy, deep prog. Think Hawtin met Digweed who then bumped into Dave Seamen who just happened to be on the phone to Jim Rivers!.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Im not one to review normally, but this album deserves some kudos.
I didn't realise Anthony Pappa had moved towards the progressive style, or maybe I was under the wrong impression. Years back I heard some of his sets and on the whole they where more light and funky. So this album came as a pleasant surprise, as a result I've since been off and got hold of the first Moments instalment as well.
For me the track selection here meets a perfect balance, it has the deeper/progressive edge to house music that I enjoy without becoming another minimal/repetitive compilation (which I still have a lot of time for, but currently seem to be 10 a penny).
This, along with Joris Voorn's Balance 014, sit at the top of my favourites and look likely to stay for a while.
I didn't realise Anthony Pappa had moved towards the progressive style, or maybe I was under the wrong impression. Years back I heard some of his sets and on the whole they where more light and funky. So this album came as a pleasant surprise, as a result I've since been off and got hold of the first Moments instalment as well.
For me the track selection here meets a perfect balance, it has the deeper/progressive edge to house music that I enjoy without becoming another minimal/repetitive compilation (which I still have a lot of time for, but currently seem to be 10 a penny).
This, along with Joris Voorn's Balance 014, sit at the top of my favourites and look likely to stay for a while.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Whilst Digweed and Sasha seemed to have lost their way by trying to be different, Antony Pappa has produced a brilliant mix here. It is tribal and progressive, with lots of new sounds to lose your mind to, some parts of it make your hair stand up on end - well worth it.
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Hypnotic, Progressive, Powerful
This is a masterful mix. One of the best mix comps for me in recent years, very special.
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Plan and simple guys Moments vol 2 is unreal. i have a massive collection of house audio all the Global Undergrounds Fabrics and afew Balance cds and many more but Moments Vol 2 is... Read more
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