- Audio CD (18 Nov 2002)
- Number of Discs: 2
- Label: Ministry of Sound
- ASIN: B000070GM7
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 29,455 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Heaven (Candlelight Mix) - DJ Sammy & Yanou Feat. Do | |||
| 2. In This World - Moby | |||
| 3. My Vision (Summer in White Edit) - Jakatta Feat. Seal | |||
| 4. Sola Sistim - Underworld | |||
| 5. Dub Experience - St. Germain | |||
| 6. Golden Blue - Cicada | |||
| 7. Chez Roger Boite Funk - Troublemakers | |||
| 8. Thinking About The Good Times - Reno | |||
| 9. Waltz For Koop (Bacon & Quarmby Remix) - Koop | |||
| 10. Sing It Back (Herbert’s Tasteful Dub) - Moloko | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Love Story - Layo & Bushwacka | |||
| 2. Poor Leno (Jakatta Mix) - Röyksopp | |||
| 3. Take Me With You (Instrumental Radio Edit) - Cosmos | |||
| 4. 21st Century (Francois K Remix) - Weekend Players | |||
| 5. Healing - Groove Armada | |||
| 6. Late Night (Saux Real Vocal Mix) - Floppy Sounds | |||
| 7. Breather 2000 (Arithunda Mix) - Afterlife | |||
| 8. No, No, No (Jask Thaisoul Mix) - Manijama Feat. Mukupa & Lil' T | |||
| 9. Black Island (Groove Armada’s Desert Island Disc) - Cuba | |||
| 10. Throw - Paperclip People | |||
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Over the last 12mths MOS have blasted us with various titles, alas most have been all too commercial and similar in content. This goes back to what we really want. Something different to make you want to listen again and again. CD1 opens with a great chilled down mix of DJ Sammy's Heaven. The standard continues throughout the first disc and some great tracks stand out such as 7, 12, and 19. Disc 2 is not quite as strong and leaves you a little dissapointed to start with but it does grow after a couple of plays. Overall worth having in the collection and many a good winter night will be had with this in the background.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Initially I was so disappointed by this album that I shelved it, until I read a review on this page that inspired me to have another go. I'm glad I did.
CD2 is a brilliant and confident mix with some cracking basslines - Floppy Sounds and Greed being its standout tracks. It's slightly more uptempo than I'd expected, but with not one duff track it's hard to stay disappointed. It's slightly inaccessable but definitely worth the battle.
CD1 has a few great tracks but there's some pretty uninspiring ones too, which makes me want to flick through them. As I prefer to listen to these sorts of albums right the way through, this left me a bit cold. There's also a lot of tracks here that have appeared on other Ministry albums in various guises.
It depends what you like - I don't like the more poppy type of chillout so maybe that's why I found such a discrepany between the two discs' appeal. However, if you've liked the previous Chillout Sessions you'll like this offering too - eventually! Try not to be put off by the doublers, CD2 is classic MOS chillout at its best and worth the purchase alone.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The first track, a dreamy ballad version of DJ Sammy & Yanou's "Heaven", gave me high hopes of a truly great classic chillout compilation, but the title "chillout" is a misnomer. Which isn't to say that there are some interesting tracks on the cds, but it did not meet my expectations of "chill" of the old-school, ambient, dream type. This is a lounge music, pure & simple, of Buddha Bar/Dimitri From Paris genre. Garage tracks like "Starry Eyed Surprise" [HEY DJ!!!] or the jazzy "Don't Stop" and "Distractions" are not what I was expecting from a "chill" compilation. So if you're looking for appropriate lounge/cocktail music, here's your cd.. If you're looking for a nice compiliation to take your mind off the rat race.. well..maybe it's time to pull out the the old Jean Michel Jarre works.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
The Chillout Session 2003: The Winter Collection
Another good CD from Ministry of sound if you like the other Chillout sessions you'll like this.
I've found that some tracks are repeated on other Mnistry Chillout CDs but for... Read more
I've found that some tracks are repeated on other Mnistry Chillout CDs but for... Read more
Published on 12 Mar 2009 by Graeme Morgan
Mos good flavour of chill
Ive give it 4 star because cd1 could have been a touch better i feel. Cd1 kicks of well with anice relaxed version of heaven and tunes like my vison etc. Read more
Published on 24 Dec 2003 by Jamie E. I. Wright
the winter one is better, but not by much
i bought both the winter and the summer versions at the same time, and i must say, what a good decision! Read more
Published on 8 Dec 2003 by grex9101
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