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Faithless
Sunday 8pm
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Garden - Faithless, Rollo [1]
2. Bring My Family Back - Faithless, Maxi Jazz
3. Hour of Need - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
4. Postcards - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
5. Take the Long Way Home - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
6. Why Go? - Faithless, Boy George
7. She's My Baby - Faithless, Maxi Jazz
8. God Is a DJ - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
9. Hem of His Garment - Faithless, Dido
10. Sunday 8pm - Faithless, Rollo [1]
11. Killer's Lullaby - Faithless, Maxi Jazz
Track Listings (10) - Disc #2
1. The Garden [End of Summer Intro][*][Mix] - Faithless, Rollo & Sister Blis
2. Killer's Lullaby [Nightmares on Wax Mix][*] - Faithless, Maxi Jazz
3. Take the Long Way Home [End of the Road Mix][*] - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
4. Bring My Family Back [Paul Van Dyk Mix][*] - Faithless, Maxi Jazz
5. Sunday 8pm [A Time for Lovin' Mix][*] - Faithless, Rollo [1]
6. Hour of Need [Skinny Mix][*] - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
7. Postcards [Rewritten Mix][*] - Faithless, Dido
8. God Is a DJ (Yes He Is) [*][Mix] - Faithless, Catto, Jamie
9. Thank You [*] - Faithless, Maxi Jazz
10. Why Go? [Radio Mix][*] - Faithless, Boy George

The Fabulous 'saturday 8pm'now Coming Out with the Bonus Remixes Disc 'saturday 3am'featuring Mixes from Paul Van Dyk, Danny Tenaglia, Nightmares on Wax, Timewriter and Faithless Themselves.

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All Artists: Faithless
Title: Sunday 8pm
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cheek
Release Date: 12/15/1999
Album Type: Box set, Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: Trance, House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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The Fabulous 'saturday 8pm'now Coming Out with the Bonus Remixes Disc 'saturday 3am'featuring Mixes from Paul Van Dyk, Danny Tenaglia, Nightmares on Wax, Timewriter and Faithless Themselves.

CD Reviews

Keep the faith

06/24/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is Faithless' second album. It's consistent with the sound that characterized "Reverence", their first album, combining trip-hopy, dreamy music with fast and intelligent dance tracks. A few of the tracks were released and had much success on dance and sales charts worldwide: "Bring my family back", "Take the long way home" (great dance tune), "Why go" (slow and dreamy - incredable) and of course - "God is a DJ". If you already have "Reverence", you must own this album too. If you're not yet introduced to their sound, this is a great way to start."