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| 1. Vertigo - Beatless |
| 2. Bateria-Latin Impressions - Victor Simonelli |
| 3. Diary Of A Lost Girl - Christian Zimmerman |
| 4. Don't Know - Wai-Chi |
| 5. Planet Plan-Yellow Productions Dub - United Future Organization |
| 6. At The Movies - Fauna Flash |
| 7. Son Of Ra Ra - Restless Soul |
| 8. I See The Sun - Earth Bound |
| 9. Underwater Pressure - Modaji |
| 10. Moonlight - Ian O'Brien |
| 11. Chocolate Elvis-Boozoo Bajou Soul Suffer Version - Tosca |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Is Germany the Future Sound of now?
1 Jan 2000
Format:Audio CD
Once again the Compost crew devestate with this collection that is sure to please those who refuse to be pigeonholed. With sounds running the spectrum from jazzual house to brokenbeat experimentation. Definately one for the repeat button. Sureshot selections include tracks by super inovator Phil Asher with his Restless Soul project, Austrian beatmeister Earthbound and footstomping mayhem from Japans U.F.O exclusive unreleased tracks! If you fancy yourself a conniseur of the outernational jazz dance scene then this is the soundtrack for you! Kinda like an audio edition of Wallpaper magazine if you can catch the vibe.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Excellent
8 May 2000
Format:Audio CD
My Trans-metropolitan counterpart beneath me definitely describes this cd well. I love the reference to Wallpaper, perhaps the greatest magazines ever (with Surface, Homme, and maybe Metropolitan Home) not far behind.
But I digress... This cd, as with all of the releases in this series is excellent. Tosca's contribution is, of course, amazing. However, the entire width and breadth of this release is one that permanenty stays in the player.
However, I would strongly urge you to seek out "Volume Five" of this series. It offers your senses two cd's of the finest Compost has to offer. I found it a local vendor, new, for an amazing price (under $15).
A very, very worthwhile release...will not disappoint you.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
LIvely Experimental Synthesizer Jazz with Global Fusion
11 Jan 2009
Format:Audio CD
This CD has instrumental experimental Jazz and near trance synthesizer pieces. Some of the rhythm patterns have a Latin flavor and feel very danceable. Others remind me of chill out lounge music. A few selections have some subdued vocals that are more part of the background rather than the foreground. I enjoyed the selections and liked working with them in the background. I have not heard the other volumes in the series and so I cannot compare them with each other. My only reservations about this collection is that the mood between selections is not always consistent, some are more mellow and some are more lively. But the mood of the CD is more consistent than a lot of collections I have heard. Some of the pieces are more experimental than the others and are interesting studies. Two of them felt slightly dissident to me, but the experimental sound still felt worth hearing.
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