Release

1-01	Mike Dred -	Macrocosm
1-02	Future/Past -	Jam Packed
1-03	µ-Ziq -	Phi 1700 (U/V)
1-04	Biosphere -	Seti Project
1-05	Plastikman -	Spastik (Acetate Mix)
1-06	Outlander -	Double D
1-07	Sysex -	M-Park
1-08	69 -	Rushed
1-09	Phylyps -	Trak
1-10	Source Experience, The -	Voices Of The Spirit
1-11	Aphex Twin -	Polynomial C
2-01	Point Blank -	Meng's Theme (Original Mix)
2-02	Kenny Larkin -	Soul Man
2-03	CJ Bolland -	Austral Body
2-04	Translucent -	Spadang
2-05	Wild West -	Citric (Filter Mix)
2-06	Sonic Solution -	Turbulence
2-07	Dave Angel -	Abyss
2-08	Sun Electric -	Alzir
2-09	Speed Jack -	C.T.C.
2-10	Frank De Wulf vs. T-Quest -	>
2-11	Link -	The Augur

Notes

2-04 credited to Luke Slater rather than his alias Translucent.

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Rated 5/5

Review by rob--dburn Mar 18, 2004

The album that woke me up to electronic music... at least that's how I remember it, back in 1996 I guess, still at school and Pink Floyd was as adventurous as I got. And then the local library got a copy of In Order To Dance 5 - how or why, I do not know :) But what a way to begin - Aphex Twin, Biosphere, µ-Ziq... I count myself lucky.

The only other INTD I've heard is No. 3, and this is very definitely very different. Some of it does sound a little dated (a little rave-y), but most of it's stood the test of time well. The opening track, Mike Dredd - Macrocosm, is a good enough reason to own this alone, but many of the tracks are still real stand outs - the Sonic Solution, Aphex Twin, Biosphere and Future/Past all warrant a special mention.