Summer Megamix 2007

VA - Summer Megamix 2007 CD1

[01] Scooter - Lass Uns Tanzen [ ]
[02] Eliess - Don't Stop Till You Get Enough (Pakito Radio Mix) [ ]
[03] Joop - The Future (Radio Mix) [ ]
[04] DJ E-Maxx - Make U Move (Radio Edit) [ ]
[05] Straight Flush - She's Got that Light (Radio Mix) [ ]
[06] Orange Allstar - Afterhoursclub (Radio Mix) [ ]
[07] The Real Booty Babes - Dance [ ]
[08] Ramon Zerano - Today (Mainfield Radio Mix) [ ]
[09] Molella - Original Radicale Musicale (DJ Mns Vs E-Maxx Radio Mix) [ ]
[10] 2 Playa'z - Tune [ ]
[11] Datura Vs Mns - Infinity (Mns Vs E-Maxx Radio Mix) [ ]
[12] Lunatic Djs - Baby Love (Radio Mix) [ ]
[13] Pimp! Code - Wicked Body Moves (Radio Mix) [ ]
[14] Alex Megane - Tonight (Radio Mix) [ ]
[15] Verano - Abfahrt (Radio Mix) [ ]
[16] Bangbros - Yeah Yeah Yeah 2007 (Special D Radio Mix) [ ]
[17] Marc Korn Vs San Danielle - Secret of You (Megara Vs DJ Lee Remix) [ ]
[18] DJ Sven E & Reztax - Let's Go (Rocco Vs Bass-T Radio Mix) [ ]
[19] Apollo Brothers - One of Us (Barcera Vs Roland Kenzo Radio Mix) [ ]
[20] Shane Vs. Deep Justice - Into Sound [ ]
[21] Felixx - Innocent Game [ ]
[22] Bassbuster Vs DJ Mystery - Da Beatzz (Radio Mix) [ ]
[23] DJ Antoine - This Time (Radio Mix) [ ]
[24] K La Cuard Feat. Andy Kiys - Shooting Star (Hands Up Radio Mix) [ ]
[25] Egohead Deluxe - Turn the Lights Off (Cuba Club Radio Edit) [ ]
[26] Delano & Crockett - Missing [ ]
(Johnny Crockett's the Game is Not Over Radio Mix)
[27] Giulia Siegel - Dance! [ ]
[28] Cuba Club - La Cumbia (Radio Edit) [ ]
[29] Edun - Put Them Up! (Sunloverz Radio Edit) [ ]
[30] Nic Chagall - What You Need (Nc in Love with Prog Radio Mix) [ ]

VA - Summer Megamix 2007 CD2

[01] Michael Mind Ft Manfred Manns Earth Band - Blinded by the Light [ ]
[02] Royal Melody - Love is Like Oxygen [ ]
[03] Royal Gigolos - Tell it to My Heart [ ]
[04] Kash Vs Inxs - Dream on Black Girl [ ]
[05] Mondo - Leave You [ ]
[06] Jaymen - Ooh La Lishious [ ]
[07] Mr Joy - Keep on Moving [ ]
[08] Johan Gielen - Revelations [ ]
[09] Chris Lake Ft Laura V - Changes [ ]
[10] Atb with Heather Nova - Renegade [ ]
[11] Central Seven - If I Were You [ ]
[12] The Hitmen - Like I Love You [ ]
[13] Mario ARTiST.....: VA
TiTLE......: Summer Megamix 2007
COMPANY....: Orange Inn (edel)
RELEASEDATE: 14 Juni 2007
STREETDATE.: 15 Juni 2007
SOURCE.....: CDDA
TRACKS.....: 02
GRABBER....: EAC
TYPE.......: Sampler
GENRE......: Pop

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²Ý QUALiTY......: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / joint-stereo ܲ²²ßßÜÜ ß ±Û : .:, "Berserker Hypothesis" and "Sinusoid Mirage", being the ruthless heavy pieces, dominated by Nathan Sapp and Ben Simpkins' heavy-duty guitar riffs and Hunter Ginn's rolling drum work. The guitarists fire off shred-intensive electric riffs with machine-like precision, underscoring the odd-metered drumming. The first track does boast a little acoustic passage defined by a very creepy tone, but other than that it is quite heavy. "Sinusoid Mirage", on the other, starts out slowly, borrowing some cool shaker sounds by guest musician Matt Johnson, and highlights the glistening cymbal work and yet another storm of doomsday riffs.

The band's brooding atmospheric side comes through on "Interface", which also sees a great clean acoustic part by Brian Simpkins, who is normally responsible for the bass and rhythm guitars in the band. Sapp injects an elaborate synth patch into the song lending it a great melody, and the bass motif that rumbles atop is amazing. Ginn concludes the song with his trademark glockenspiel, but his diverse rhythm work isn't as profound on Cortical Tectonics as it was on Penumbra Diffuse. This certainly has to do with the album being more guitar-influenced, thus leaving him less space to demonstrate his ethnic drumming. That said, on the 17-minute "Reticular Consciousness", the band's longest song to date, every aspect of their previous work is emphasized. Ginn gets to lay down a killer tribal solo employing lots of conga and Moroccan Clay drumming, whilst Sapp exacts myriad synth tones through the song's course. He even uses the weird Tangerine Dream-like patch somewhere in the end, which greatly adds to the diversity of the composition.

"Gamma Knife" emphasizes intricate rhythms and arrangements, exuding double-tracked atonal licks and rapid-fire riffery. At one point, the riffing becomes so intense and bent that it is wrenched into a nasty breakdown, which creates a dense, suffocating attack. "Rhizome", on the other hand, is the band's study in the light/dark contrast a la King Crimson and Mr Bungle. It starts out very mellow, bringing forth eerie acoustic guitars, but they quickly morph into hammering electric leads that collapse in on themselves.

The packaging of the album is almost identical to Penumbra Diffuse, with a carboard pack with the credits and liner notes written inside. As with its predecessor, the production and mixing is great, rendered with a strange immediacy to it. The trio in Canvas Solaris still continue to churn out uncompromising compositions and defy traditional musical standards. This album is yet another excellent addition to their body of work, but to me, Penumbra Diffuse is still their most accomplished album.

Along with Planet X's Quantum, Cortical Tectonics is 2007's most essential instrumental album. variabel eingesetzten Vocals von "Folkefiendar" sind an Bösartigkeit nicht zu überbieten, hetzt da jemand verfolgt von düsteren Schergen unter der Hochspannungsleitung durch die in den Wald geschlagene