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Homelands-Irland the Album
Homelands-Ireland the Album
Genre: Dance & Electronic

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Spybreak! - Gifford, Alex
2. Jump N' Shout - Buxton, F.
3. Phat Planet - Barnes
4. Zoe [Timo Mass Mix] - Paganini, Sam
5. Little Fluffy Clouds - Glover, M.
6. Snyper - Healings, C.
7. Belfast [Sasha Vs. the Light Remix] - Hartnoll, Paul
8. Gritty Shaker - Holmes, David [1]
9. Aisha - Fearless, R.
10. Cowgirl - Hyde, Karl
11. Heaven Scent/Weekend Warrior [Bedrock Dub] - Digweed, John
12. Out of the Blue [Commie Remix] - Corsten, Ferry
13. Avenue - VanDyk, Paul
14. El Ni?o [Latino Remix] - Agnew, C.
15. Near Me [Lange Remix] - Vangelis
16. Belfunk - Howlett, L.
17. No Good (Start the Dance) - Cole, A.
18. Out of Control [Sasha Club Mix] - Out Of Control
19. Swastika Eyes [Chemical Brothers Mix] - Primal Scream
20. Everybody Loves a Carnival - Fatboy Slim

Features 20 Tracks from a Selection of Artists that have Appeared at Homelands. The Album Itself is a Limited Edition Release Only Available in Ireland, and Includes the Chemical Brothers Unreleased 'Out of Control' Sasha ... more »

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All Artists: Homelands-Irland the Album
Title: Homelands-Ireland the Album
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Musicrama/Koch
Release Date: 5/9/2000
Album Type: Import
Genre: Dance & Electronic
Styles: Electronica, Trance, Big Beat, Trip-Hop, House, Techno
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 632427617020

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Great Electronica CD-an IMPORT worth the price!

Dan E. Ross | Frisco, Tx USA | 02/27/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"... It technically falls into the "Electronica" genre of music and this CD is a compilation of artists that have appeared at Homelands. It is a limited edition and has some great stuff on it. It includes the Chemical Brothers Unreleased 'Out of Control' Sasha Remix, tracks by Hybrid, Basement Jaxx, Paul Van Dyk, Kraftwerk Art of Noise, Bedrock, The Orb, etc. This CD successfully avoids the curse of a lot of dance/electronica compilations of having a profane rap song thrown somewhere in the mix just to be "inclusive". When I buy a techno, trip hop or trace CD I like to get bang for the buck. Basically, I like to buy an album that has tons of great songs for a good price. At the end of the day (1) Does it provide you with social value (2) Does it provide some emotional connection or (3) Does it change your state of mind?...Two other great Trance/techno CDs I have that I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND (there are others that I don't think are as good on a bang for buck basis) are BT Movement in Still Life & Chicane's Behind the Sun album..."