Various - Urbal Beats 2

Label:

PolyGram TV

Catalog#:

314 555 840-2

Format:

CD, Compilation
CD, Mixed, Compilation

Country:

Released:

May 1998

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

House, Breaks, Techno, Drum n Bass

Tracklist

1.01	Natural Born Chillers -	Rock The Funky Beats (Radio Edit)	3:42
1.02	Rest Assured -	Treat Infamy (7'' Main Mix)	3:52
1.03	Prodigy, The -	Smack My Bitch Up (DJ Hype Remix)	4:48
		Remix - DJ Hype
1.04	Fatboy Slim -	Going Out Of My Head	5:09
1.05	Method Man -	Release Yo' Delf (Prodigy Remix)	4:54
		Remix - Prodigy*
1.06	Crystal Method, The -	Keep Hope Alive (AK1200's Wild Ride)	5:22
		Remix - AK1200
1.07	Rabbit In The Moon -	Subfusion	7:22
1.08	David Holmes -	My Mate Paul	5:13
1.09	Wildchild -	Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Old Skool Edit)	3:50
		Remix - Fatboy Slim
1.10	Überzone -	The Freakz	6:44
1.11	Freestylers -	B-Boy Stance (Cut & Paste Remix)	4:19
		Featuring - Tenor Fly Remix - Cut & Paste*
1.12	DJ Icey -	City Of Groove	3:52
1.13	Goldie -	Temper, Temper (Grooverider Remix)	5:09
		Remix - Grooverider
1.14	Hive -	Ultrasonic Sound	4:50
1.15	DJ Shadow -	What Does Your Soul Look Like (DJ Die Remix)	4:45
		Remix - DJ Die
1.16	Portishead -	Over	3:55
2.01	Orbital -	Chime	6:22
2.02	808 State -	Cubik (Kings County Dub)	5:42
		Remix - Hugo Dwyer , Tommy Musto
2.03	A Guy Called Gerald -	Voodoo Ray	3:55
2.04	Cybotron -	Clear	3:55
2.05	Dubtribe Sound System -	Mother Earth	8:07
2.06	Moby -	Go	3:48
2.07	Prodigy, The -	Charly	5:09
2.08	Utah Saints -	Something Good	5:28
2.09	Joey Beltram -	Energy Flash	5:19
2.10	Rhythim Is Rhythim -	Salsa Life	5:04

Credits

DJ Mix - Liquid Todd (tracks: 2.01 to 2.10)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7 31455 58402 8

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Rated 3/5

Review by AtomicCow Apr 14, 2002

Ok..CD1 is absolutely worthless. Not a single halfway decent tune on it. CD2 on the other hand it totally wonderful. Yeah, so it contains a bunch of anthems but for someone like me who at the time hasn't heard any of this before it was an eyeopener. Except for that godawful Utah Saints track, CD2 is one brilliant tune after another.