| Product Summary | | Label: Thrive Records | | UPC: 00651249072428 | | Release Date: 8/10/2004 | | Buy.com Sku: 61702665 | | Item#: MFPJ2L | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 25079 | Format:  CD |
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Disc 1
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Point Zero - Li Kwan/Matt Darey ~ Various Artists |  | | 2. I Found You - Interstate ~ Various Artists | | | 3. First Sight - Duran & Aytek ~ Various Artists | | | 4. Wadi - Sultan & The Greek ~ Various Artists | | | 5. Clear Blue - Markus Schulz ~ Various Artists | | | 6. Como Tu - Carlos Vives (Paul Oakenfold mix) ~ Various Artists | | | 7. 12 - Tilt ~ Various Artists | | | 8. Living The Dream - D:Fuse ~ Various Artists | | | 9. Space Manouvers Part 3 - Quivver ~ Various Artists | | | 10. World Doesn't Know, The - Tilt ~ Various Artists | | | 11. Jump The Next Train - Young Parisians (probspot remix) ~ Various Artists | | Disc 2
| | Song Title | Sample | | 1. Ocean Of Love - DJ Suzy Solar ~ Various Artists | | | 2. One Day - Nubreed ~ Various Artists | | | 3. Nice Guys Finish Last - Pinkbox Special ~ Various Artists | | | 4. Cages - Girl Nobody ~ Various Artists | | | 5. Scatterbomb - The Sneaker (original string mix) ~ Various Artists | | | 6. Perfect Wave - Peter Martin/Anthanasia ~ Various Artists | | | 7. Time Of Your Life - Oakenfold ~ Various Artists | | | 8. People Want To Be Needed - Auranaut ~ Various Artists | | | 9. Particle - Stel & Good Newz ~ Various Artists | | | 10. Beautiful Day - U2 (Paul Oakenfold 2004 mix) ~ Various Artists | | | 11. Lizard - Mauro Picotto (Paul Oakenfold 2004 remix) ~ Various Artists | | | 12. I'm Not Fooled - John "OO" Fleming (JOOF tranced out mix) ~ Various Artists | |
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Notes & Personnel Info |  | Personnel: Ian Green, John "00" Fleming (programming). | | DJ: Paul Oakenfold . | | Audio Remixers: Paul Oakenfold ; Ric Probst; Shane 54. | | People who graze on CDs at the record store by strapping on the headphones and checking a couple tracks are going to pass on Creamfields, Paul Oakenfold's two-CD mix dedicated to the touring party it's named after. Disc one gets off to such a drab start you'll have to look twice at the cover to make sure this is Oakie and not some generic rip-off trance compilation. It's a hectic but drop-dead-dull start, but come "Clear Blue," things get much better. Markus Schulz's "Clear Blue" is as vivid as its name and the following Carlos Vives track is a delicious combination of worldbeat chant and dancefloor drama. Things go back to safe for a little bit till our DJ gets quirky again and ends the first disc with some excitement. Front to back, disc two is much more successful. Oakenfold discovers breaks, bleeps, and bloops for the first part of the set, works steadily up to his epic U2 remix, and exits with a couple reliable stompers. There are thrills but few surprises from this one-time maverick, but if Oakie is trying to sonically reproduce the massive size of a Creamfields' event, he's done it. Skip past the lackluster kickoff and think film composer John Williams as a DJ with a wicked haircut. ~ David Jeffries | | UK producer/remix artist/legendary Cream DJ Paul Oakenfold's double-CD homage to his disco alma mater is a classic in-the-mix compilation of trance and dance music tailor-made for hot nights of hedonistic abandon. Li Kwan and Matt Darey's "Point Zero" is the suitably ethereal hors d' oeuvre, but, with over two decades of DJ experience under his belt, Oakenfold has plenty more tricks up his sleeve. He gradually ups the ante with Carlos Vives's cavernous-sounding "Como Tu" and Young Parisians & Ben Lost's robotic "Jump the Next Train," until by Pinkbox Special's retro "Nice Guys Finish Last" and Auranaut's "People Want to Be Needed," all rational thought has been tossed aside. Towards the end of the set, Oakenfold's blockbuster remix of U2's "Beautiful Day" is mere icing on the cake. | | People who graze on CDs at the record store by strapping on the headphones and checking a couple tracks are going to pass on Creamfields, Paul Oakenfold's two-CD mix dedicated to the touring party it's named after. Disc one gets off to such a drab start you'll have to look twice at the cover to make sure this is Oakie and not some generic rip-off trance compilation. It's a hectic but drop-dead-dull start, but come "Clear Blue," things get much better. Markus Schulz's "Clear Blue" is as vivid as its name and the following Carlos Vives track is a delicious combination of worldbeat chant and dancefloor drama. Things go back to safe for a little bit till our DJ gets quirky again and ends the first disc with some excitement. Front to back, disc two is much more successful. Oakenfold discovers breaks, bleeps, and bloops for the first part of the set, works steadily up to his epic U2 remix, and exits with a couple reliable stompers. There are thrills but few surprises from this one-time maverick, but if Oakie is trying to sonically reproduce the massive size of a Creamfields' event, he's done it. Skip past the lackluster kickoff and think film composer John Williams as a DJ with a wicked haircut. ~ David Jeffries |
Producer: Mike Burns; D:Fuse; Daniel Lanois; Duran Genc; Elevation; A. Kurt; S. Smith; Thymios Papadopoulos; Martin Cartiedge; Ossama AlSarraf; Ian Green; K. Bunghardt; John "OO" Fleming; John Graham; Luke Chable; Mark Lewis; Markus Schulz; Matt Darey; Nubreed; Pet |
| | Technical Info | | Release Date : 08/10/2004 | | Original Release Date : 2000 | | Catalog ID : 90724 | | Label : Thrive Records | | Number of Discs : 2 | | Studio/Live : Live | | Mono/Stereo : Stereo | | SPAR Code : n/a | | UPC : 00651249072428 |
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