Various - Chill Out Or Die II

Label:

Rising High Records

Catalog#:

RSN CD 17

Format:

2 x CD, Mixed, Compilation

Country:

Released:

1994

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Trance, Ambient

Tracklist

1.01	Bedouin Ascent -	Ancient Ocean	10:20
		Written-By, Producer - Bedouin Ascent
1.02	Friends, Lovers & Family -	Turning The Screws	7:27
		Producer - Friends, Lovers & Family Written-By - Lawrence Elliot-Potter* , Pearl
1.03	New London School Of Electronics -	The Deepest Cut	12:16
		Producer - New London School Of Electronics Written-By - Caspar Pound , Lawrence Elliot-Potter*
1.04	James Bernard -	Ponder	6:04
		Written-By, Producer - James Bernard
1.05	Syzygy -	I Am The Sky	7:18
		Written-By, Producer - Dominic Glynn , Justin MacKay
1.06	Rising High Collective -	Liquid	7:56
		Producer - Caspar Pound Producer [Additional], Programmed By, Keyboards - Lawrence Elliot-Potter* Vocals - Plavka
1.07	Shark Trax -	Shark (Oral-X Mix)	4:53
		Producer - Oral-X Written-By - Shark Trax
1.08	MLO Productions* -	Ghost (Inner Dawn Mix)	8:32
		Producer - MLO Productions* Written-By - John Tye* , Pete Smith*
2.01	Air Liquide -	Die Reise Im Teekessel	10:18
		Producer - Air Liquide Written-By - Walker* , Jammin' Unit
2.02	Paul Hazel -	Gene Pool	8:57
		Written-By, Producer - Paul Hazel
2.03	Deep Space Network -	Ten Waves (Live At XS)	17:56
		Written-By - Deep Space Network , Dr. Atmo
2.04	Irresistible Force, The -	San Francisco	8:20
		Producer - Irresistible Force, The Programmed By [Additional], Engineer [Additional] - Lawrence Elliot-Potter* Written-By - Mixmaster Morris
2.05	Influx -	Dreamscape	6:04
		Written-By, Producer - James Bernard
2.06	Born Under A Rhyming Planet -	Crossover	6:01
		Written-By, Producer - Jamie Hodge
2.07	Wagon Christ -	Mahadelic	13:03
		Producer - Wagon Christ Written-By - Luke Vibert

Credits

Compiled By - Caspar Pound , David Conway

▸ show all 1 review

Reviews & Discussion

Post Review or Comment

Review by ZonneBankToerist Oct 11, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

This was the first Rising High record I ever bought when it came out.

I don't think I met anyone who didn't think that "Ancient Ocean" was the prettiest track on the album but basicaly everyone of the artists received my deepest recognition by getting as much RHR vinyls I could get my hands on.

A gem in the history of ambient music ...compilations.