Kevin Saunderson - KS01
Label:
Catalog#:
TTDJCS 013
Format:
CD, Mixed, Compilation
Country:
UK
Released:
2002
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno
Tracklist
| 1 | John Thomas - | African Power | ||
| 2 | DJ Bear Who ? - | Yeah! Mongoloid Beach | ||
| 3 | S.B. Project - | Cultural Cooperation | ||
| 4 | Samuel L. Session - | Lush Life | ||
| 5 | Andrew McLauchlan - | Love Story (Re-edit) | ||
| 6 | Octave One - | Black Water (E-Dancer Vocal Mix) | ||
|
Featuring -
Ann Saunderson
Remix - E-Dancer | ||||
| 7 | Adam Beyer - | Remainings III (DK Remix) | ||
| Remix - DK | ||||
| 8 | Funk D'Void - | Diabla (Samuel L Sessions Juice Mix) | ||
| Remix - Samuel L. Session | ||||
| 9 | E-Dancer - | World Of Deep | ||
| 10 | G Flame - | Buss Eye | ||
| 11 | Oxia vs. Hacker, The - | Last Test (Part 1) | ||
| 12 | Gary Martin - | Casa Cougat (Gary Martin Remix) | ||
| 13 | Gary Martin - | Ritual Fire Dance | ||
| 14 | Mr. Sliff - | Rippin' & Dippin' | ||
| 15 | Mr. Sliff - | Rippin' & Dippin' (Part 2) | ||
| 16 | Johan Bacto - | Herz Hunter (Redhead Remix) | ||
| Remix - Redhead | ||||
| 17 | E-Dancer - | Loop Me Again | ||
Credits
DJ Mix -
Kevin Saunderson
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Reviews & Discussion
This is one of those compilations where the tracklisting tends to outweigh the skill of the mixes. Though it doesn't seem to be chock full of mistakes, there is an overuse (in my opinion) of a filter effect, and a lot of the tracks sound too much alike. This is not to say that my overall opinion of the compilation is bad or unfavourable, far from it. I just feel that there was potential for something more. There seems to be no rising flow, just a collection of some of techno's dancefloor bombs that seem to stay at a high level and perhaps should have been arrainged in a different manner. Having said that, it's still a pretty cool peak into the record box of the "Master Reese"