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Global Underground 8: Nick Warren In Brazil

Global Underground 8: Nick Warren In Brazil
Nick Warren, Nick Warren (mixed by)

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Track Listing

Disc 1:

  1. Marching Powder - PMT (1)
  2. Lose It (To The Sound) - Desert
  3. Sequenza - DJ Gogo
  4. India - E-Razor
  5. All I Am - Capricorn (4)
  6. Tequila Flange - PMT (1)
  7. Rise And Fall - Yin & Yunk
  8. New Sunset - Stone Factory
  9. No One In The World - Locust (1)
  10. Acushla - Origin (1)
  11. Miralaca - Junk Project
  12. Northern Lights - Conscious
  13. Tranceillusion - VFR
  14. Psychout (Thing) - Slacker
  15. Your Beautiful - Madagascar (1)
  16. Kill City - Hybrid (1)
  17. Reality Detached - Forth
  18. Ya Yae Ya Yo Yo Yo - Forth
  19. Aquaphonic - Nickelson
  20. Cafe Del Mar - Energy 52
  21. Breathe In - Tekara
  22. Equilibrium - Anthony & Georgio
  23. Indica - Pink Bomb
  24. Dreamscape - Serpico (1)
  25. Pressure - Propulsion
  26. Boiler - Pob

Disc 2:

  1. Psychout (Thing) - Slacker
  2. Your Beautiful - Madagascar (1)
  3. Kill City - Hybrid (1)
  4. Reality Detached - Forth
  5. Ya Yae Ya Yo Yo Yo - Forth
  6. Aquaphonic - Nickelson
  7. Cafe Del Mar - Energy 52
  8. Breathe In - Tekara
  9. Equilibrium - DJ Anthony & Georgio
  10. Indica - Pink Bomb
  11. Dreamscape - Serpico (1)
  12. Pressure - Propulsion
  13. Boiler - Pob

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #212389 in Music
  • Released on: 1998-07-20
  • Number of discs: 2

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.co.uk Review
Nick Warren, acid house pioneer and Way Out West stalwart, proved long ago he knows how to have a party. So when he decided to take his record box to Brazil, home of the biggest Carnival in the World, the result was hardly surprising. The first CD of this double album makes immediate ripples, plunging into the icy melodies of Locusts' "No One in the World" before submerging itself completely in the liquid trance of Origin's "Tidle Protaxis". Less riotous is the start of the second disc: a diverse range of house and breakbeat shrewdly woven into a swirl of sweeping techno and leftfield madness including Energy 52's superb "Café Del Mar". Impeccable, both technically and creatively, 008 Brazil will only serve to further Nick Warren's unblemished reputation. --George Lees

Customer Reviews

Another cracking GU compilation5
This compilation is again up to the usual high standard GU guest DJ quality. The inclusion of tracks from Pob and Yin & Yunk just take it all the way to being a completely essential purchase. I write this after hearing Nick Warrens more recent Amsterdam GU compilation. Brazil has moved with the times very well although Amsterdam pips it as the better constructed and more musically advanced compilation. You will enjoy.....