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Fashion TV: Spring-Summer 2002 Collection, MP3 - и очень жаль. . . .

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Fashion TV: Spring-Summer 2002 Collection

Artist Various Artists
Album Title Fashion TV: Spring-Summer 2002 Collection
Date of Release 2002
Genre Electronica
Tones Carefree, Stylish, Sensual, Playful, Sexy, Energetic
Styles House, Contemporary Country, Techno, Club/Dance, Garage/House, Urban Cowboy, Electronica, Tech-House
Type various artists
Rip Shankar

eD2k MP3/LAme 3.92 - 320kb 10 clicks

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Tracklist:

1.Summer Sojourn performed by Jay Q
2.Ain't No Sunshine performed by Stryke Pres. / Azul Project
3.Waiting Line performed by Zero 7
4.No-One Else performed by Yann Fontaine
5.Leave Me Now performed by Herbert
6.Little Scare performed by Benjamin Diamond -
7.Closer to Julie performed by Stéphane Pompougnac
8.Good Life performed by Kaori
9.This Isn't Maybe [Eric Kupper Mix] performed by Waldeck
10.Alabama Blues [Todd Edwards Mix] performed by St. Germain
11.Fifth Exotic performed by Quantic
12.Starshine performed by Charles Schillings / Pompon F.
13.Footprint on Sand performed by Urban Chill -
14.If You Leave Me Now performed by Ive Mendes
15.Bonus Track

INFO: Like Fashion TV's 2001 mix of smooth, sensual house, the 2002 Spring-Summer update focuses on that narrow subgenre of stylish dance music occupied by increasingly innovative producers. The results are just as fresh as on the first, with distinctive choices; a fuid, progressive mix; and -- most surprising of all -- something to offer for catwalk strutters and electronica fans alike. There are perhaps a few more inclusions from European performers than before, with Yann Fontaine, Stéphane Pompougnac, and Benjamin Diamond leading the way. Among the highlights are Herbert's "Leave Me Now," the driving remix of St. Germain's "Alabama Blues" by top garage producer Todd Edwards, Kaori's jubilant cover of the Detroit techno anthem "Good Life," and Aquanote's lush remix of "Waiting Line" by Zero 7. One caveat: The mix often lags behind the stated track-listing.

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