Label:	EQ / Stomp
Catalog#:	EQGCD009
Format:	2 x CD, Mixed, Compilation
Country:	Australia
Released:	30 Jun 2004
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Progressive House, Breaks, Tribal House
Credits:	Compiled By - Anthony Pappa DJ Mix - Anthony Pappa Mastered By - Tony Mantz Mastered By [Assistant] - Dan Mangan Photography - Don Lopez
Notes:	Barcode: 823867667915 (P)&(C) 2004 EQ/Stomp Pty Ltd. Manufactured, marketed and distributed in Australia by Stomp Pty Ltd. Tracktitle of 2-13 is written on the release as "Beija For."
Rating:	4.4/5 (41 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	eidoom
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Tracklisting:

1-01	Luke Chable	Into The Storm (4:34)
1-02	Fretwell	Faceless (6:59)
1-03	KVK	Reality Theory (4:19)
1-04	Michael Lanning Featuring Charity Havens	Bound For Ascension (4:34)
		Vocals - Charity Havens
1-05	Blue Haze	A Time To Reflect (2:32)
1-06	Rhino Drum	Underground Sound (5:21)
1-07	Michael Burns	Sunshine In My Shadows (6:28)
1-08	Jacob Todd Ft Kevin Clark	Nothing Is Real (4:49)
		Vocals - Kevin Clark
1-09	Main Element	Delta Of Venus (Chris Salt Remix) (5:12)
		Remix - Chris Salt
1-10	Steve May	Open Day (Luke Chable Quakes & Craters Remix) (7:06)
		Remix - Luke Chable
1-11	Chimera	Natural High (5:04)
1-12	Slacker	Tutikinegi (5:04)
1-13	Shiloh	Mana (7:50)
1-14	Tilt	I Know You're Afraid (6:01)
2-01	Pavel Bidlo	My Pills (4:57)
2-02	Rennie Pilgrem	Coming Up For Air (Mara Remix) (6:40)
		Remix - Mara
2-03	Özgür Can	Connected (3:56)
2-04	Dirty German Featuring Mirko Meyer	Be Together (Main Pass) (4:34)
		Vocals - Mirko Meyer
2-05	Rhythm Unlimited	All I Wanna Do (4:57)
2-06	Pig & Dan	Basement (6:49)
2-07	Moonface	Our Prediction (3:46)
2-08	MCCP	Deeper Inside (6:33)
2-09	Musgrove* & McGrath*	Freakout (6:48)
2-10	Quivver & Sutton	Cold Rush (5:32)
2-11	Chris Salt	Atmospheric Graffiti (7:02)
2-12	Ben Camp	New World (3:35)
2-13	Shpongle	Beija Flor (10:39)

User Reviews:

zangief_pilam, Feb 28, 2005

A very nice release from Anthony Pappa, and, I would say, very unique. The tracks work together to tell you a story and are not just 'nicely thrown together' to make a good progression. Disk 1 starts out with some beautiful dreamy breaks and then does some damage later as Anthony speeds it up a little. Disk 2 starts out strong right away. Nice breakdown by Ozgur Can's connected early in the set, but then closer to the end tracks get somewhat trippy leading to an unconventional ending (as opposed to the regular 'bang it out' or 'mellow it out' endings). Quite a complicated album, in my opinion, even though at first listen it might sound slightly cheesy. I still give it a 4.8-5/5.

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