This is one of the worst DJ mixes committed to a CD that I've ever heard.

A passable track selection (littered with absolute garbage, like Skribble's mix of Southern Sun for example - just awful, awful, awful) is let down by a bad structure and nonexistent "mixing" in some places.

Avoid.

The name "Stadium Electro" may be misleading, but all the same, this is an exceptional and surprising mix from Angello. It just takes a few listens to get into.

It's the sonic opposite to the "Ibiza 4am" mixmag CD he did with Ingrosso in 2005, so anyone looking for that real big room house sound will be disappointed. The mix starts off pretty minimal-ish and slowly works its way up to a peak of Teasing Mr Charlie/For Sale, then eases off again at the end. It's a clever track structure backed up by solid mixing.

Angello commented it's the kind of set he'd play towards the end of the night, so in that regard it also complements the "Ibiza 4am" mix well. Definitely worth a listen, if only to see that the Swede is more than just an anthem-producing/playing machine.

This was played twice at the Field Day party in Sydney, Australia, New Year's Day 2006 - by Soul of Man and also Krafty Kuts. Both times it absolutely destoyed the venue, what a massive tune. The ultimate trance/breaks hybrid, perfect peaktime material.