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Various - Rave 'Til Dawn


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Label: SBK Records
Catalog#: CDP-580070
Format: CD, Compilation
Country:US
Released:1992
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Acid House, Hard House
Credits: Engineer - Stephen Marcussen
Notes:Mastered at Precision Mastering, Hollywood, CA.

Barcode: 0 20831-4452-2 88
Rating: 3.71/5 (17 votes) Rate It
39 have this / 6 want this
5 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

Tracklisting:

1 Ottorongo Fuck You (Singalongmotherfucker Mix) (3:04)
    Producer - Christoff Wybouw , Serge Feys
  Written-By - Christoff Wybouw , Serge Feys
2 Movement, The (3) Jump (Mutha Mix) (3:57)
    Producer - Movement, The (3) , Kandor*
  Rap, Written-By - Hazze
  Written-By - AJ Mora , Richard Vission*
3 2 Unlimited Get Ready For This (Orchestral Mix) (5:31)
    Composed By - Jean-Paul DeCoster* , Phil Wilde
  Executive Producer - Jean-Paul DeCoster
  Producer - Jean-Paul DeCoster* , Phil Wilde
4 Blue Pearl Can You Feel The Passion (Palladium Mix) (5:37)
    Producer - Youth
  Producer [Additional], Remix - Charley Casanova
  Written-By - McBroom* , Glover*
5 Code Red Dreamer, Dream (4:35)
    Producer - MNO*
  Written-By - Miss Lie , Adams* , Somora
6 Two Little Boys Stylophonia (4:09)
    Mixed By - Amadeus Mozart , Darren Ash , Guy Garrett , Martin Smith
  Producer - Amadeus Mozart , Darren Ash , Guy Garrett , Martin Smith
  Written-By - Mozart* , Ash* , Garrett* , Smith*
7 Praga Khan Injected With A Poison (MNO Power Mix) (5:02)
    Featuring, Written-By - Jade 4 U*
  Producer - MNO*
  Written-By - Adams* , Khan*
8 Shut Up & Dance Green Man (Rum & Black Mix) (6:14)
    Executive Producer - Smiley And PJ
  Producer - Shut Up And Dance*
9 Lords Of Acid Take Control (4:40)
    Mixed By - Oliver Adams
  Producer - Jade 4 U* , O. Adams* , Praga Khan
  Written-By - Van Lierop* , Adams* , Somora
10 Channel X A Million Colors (5:37)
    Producer - MNO*
  Written-By - Van Lierop* , Adams* , Khan*
User Reviews:
jonathan_armstrong, Dec 04, 2003

This gets my vote as the all-time worst rave compilation, but as others have suggested, this (for some strange, otherworldly reason) seems to be either the first "techno" compilation that every suburban American raver bought, or heard. Who ran the marketing department for these folks?

If nothing else, this makes you realize how far this music has come, but man, some of the tracks on this compilation are simply painful to listen to. Highly recommended for sampling if you want to make "joke-no" to send to your friends while drunk at 5 A.M., though.

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