This little DJ Mix compilation was released in 1999 - The year I first got into dance music. This is a really varied selection of tracks by three very different DJ's.

Mix 1 - Pete Tong

Tongy's mix is a very straightforward House/Pop mix. Listening to this mix brings back a lot of memories for me as I remember a lot of the tracks he played when they first came out ie Turn Around, Music Sounds Better With You, You Don't Know Me, Rendez-Vu etc. The highlight of his mix is the Mousse T mix of Moloko's Sing It Back, which mashes the track with Donna Summer's "I Feel Love".

Mix 2 - Fatboy Slim

The best mix by miles. Begins with Summer Samba going into Armand Van Helden, then ends with Underworld going into Groove Armada. A really incredible mix which explores House, Breaks, Big Beat, Downtempo, Turntablism, and even Elevator Jazz!!! The main reason to cop this one out. The mixing is just amazing, and feels like an unofficial sequel to Fatboy's On The Floor At The Boutique CD released one year earlier.

Mix 3 - Paul Oakenfold

I am a n00b to Oakenfold, but to what I've heard it's pretty good. I am not really a fan of Trance, but this is actually really listenable, and is a lot better than those crappy vocal trance stuff that is out there. Despite trance not being my thing, I actually quite like this.

I hope this review has been good, and make sure to check this out.

It's hard to find anything impressive about this compilation since all the tracks were 2 minutes long or that good. There's really NO doubt that this CD came out during the "I'm a DJ too" era and this CD is more of a "sampler" promo. Each one is a different genre but each one just as bland and crammed/forced to fit on the CD. If there was a track that was good on it, then
they played 30 seconds of it or used the shit version. So why bother? That's exactly what you will be thinking about the label FFRR by the time you have heard all 3 discs. They didn't even get the credits right. One BIG clump of shit (in a 3X pack).

This was the first electronic cd I ever bought, it was about 6$ at the time. There are a lot of good tracks on these discs. This is the only cd I have found that contains "The Source - Fly Away", though there are a number of live mixes by Oakenfold - well worth the money, in any event.