Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Walk a Mile in My Shoes [Album Version] - Coldcut, Robert Owens
2. Hide Me [Al Usher Mix] - Grandadbob
3. Forgiveness [Full Length Mix] - Wamdue Project
4. Cherry [Jay's Nude Vocal] - Lisa Shaw
5. In-Ten-City [Vocal Mix] - Billie, Soul Central
6. Unbelievable [Eric's Poolside Mix]
7. Time [Main Mix] - Copyright, Imaani
8. Swimming Places [Original Mix] - Julien Jabre
9. Lost [Roger's 12" Mix] - Hawnay Troof
10. Luna [Club Mix] - Andy Cato
11. Kingdom of Pretty [Claude Barreau Mix - Bonnie Bailey,
12. World, Hold On (Children of the Sky) [Club Mix] - Steve Edwards, Bob Sinclair, Bob Sinclar
13. Give It [Club Mix] - Kurt Wagner, X-Press 2,
14. Running on Sunshine [Original Version] - Jesus Jackson

Disc 2:

1. Lucy [Extended Live Saver Mix] - A Jealousy Issue
2. Something Different to Say [Original Vocal Mix] - Etherfox
3. Shame Shame Shame [Soulshaker's Original Mix] - Ce Ce Peniston, Soulshaker
4. Answer [Bassmonkey's Original Mix] - Bassmonkeys, Naomi Marsh
5. Stay Around [Club Mix] - Milk & Sugar All-Stars
6. Good Love [Gianni Coletti Vocal Mix] - Dariush,
7. Right Here, Right Now [Freemasons Mix] - Fatboy Slim
8. In the Beginning [Plastik Funk Remix]
9. Jazz It Up [Richard Grey Remix] - Erick "More" Morillo
10. Deep Inside [Club Mix] - The Club
11. Good Lookin' [ATFC 10 Min Mix] - DJ Touche
12. SOS [M Factor Mix]
13. Weekend [DeNnis Christopher Mix]

Disc 3:

1. Cocoon [Kupper's Electric Mix] - Bonnie Bailey, Xenon
2. I Wish You Would [Martijn Ten Velden's 'U Wish Dub'] - Martjin Ten Velden
3. I Thought That [DJ Prom Mix]
4. Boy (Meets Girl) [12" Mix] - Walken
5. Video Games Crash [Phunka Mix] - Phunk Electric
6. Rub [Original Version] - Kurd Maverick, Kurd Maverick
7. Valley of House [London Residents Mix] - Roland Clark, London Residents
8. Put Your Hands Up for Detroit [Club Mix] - Fedde Le Grand
9. 5 in the Morning [Original Mix] - Richard F, T.J. Wheeler
10. Firetime [Tony Senghore's Flush Mix] - Lisa Lindley-Jones
11. Changes [Instrumental] - Chris Lake
12. Discopolis [Chris Lake Remix] - Lifelike, Lifelike, Kris Menace
13. No More Conversations [Mylo Remix] - Freeform Five

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #144064 in Music
• Released on: 2006-08-07
• Number of discs: 3
• Format: Import
• Dimensions: .36 pounds

Album Description
2006 three CD compilation on Fierce Angel, the new label from Mark Doyle who created and ran Hed Kandi until his surprise departure last year. The label hooked up with the hottest address in Ibiza, Hotel Es Vive, to present this mix of the Summer's hottest anthems. These three CDs have been compiled and mixed to reflect a different time in the perfect Ibiza day. Disc One is 'Poolside', an eclectic, sun drenched mix for poolside lounging. Disc Two is 'The Bar', featuring cool funky house for a night out at the Base Bar. Finally, Disc Three, 'After Hours', features a dark electric mix that recreates the sound of Ibiza in the early hours ! Features tracks from Bob Sinclair, Coldcut, Roger Sanches, Andy Cato, Fatboy Slim and others. 40 tracks total.

Customer Reviews

Stunning
As one of the Hed Kandi fans who have hopped over to Fierce Angel, I have to say that this is one of the most stunning mix albums that I have enjoyed listening to. A person can't go wrong with Mark Doyle's compliations and this mix album is no different. His choices are remarkable and I love listening to both familiar and new artists and songs. This mix is great for anywhere and anyone who wants to hear some great new music. I love listening when I'm working out and when I'm relaxing.

There are three CDs and these with a location and vibe to them. The first CD is called Poolside with some chill tunes from some great artists like Bonnie Bailey, Granddad Bob, and (my new favorite) Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards. Poolside can be compared to Hed Kandi's Serve Chilled. The second CD is called the Base Bar, where the music is more uptempo and can be compared to Hed Kandi's Disco Heaven. The Base Bar CD is my favorite as I love to dance and workout to the rhythms. I have new favorites in artists like Jealousy, Etherfox, the fabulous Bassmonkeys feat. Naomi Marsh, Milk & Sugar, Simmonds & Christoper, Club, and older favorites like FatBoy Silm. Hands down, the Base Bar is the CD I put on for parties. The last CD is called The Electric Cabaret where the music gets nasty and dirty like Hed Kandi's Twisted Disco. Although this genre of dance music is not like favorite, but every now and then when it gets past 3a.m. and it's late, and the clubs are closing, I love to hear the Electric Cabaret. It just gets raw and I love it.

Overall, an excellent mix album that is very much showing to be both superior in taste and selection compared to Hed Kandi these days. The Ministry of Sound didn't improve Hed Kandi very much unfortunately. Very recommended.

Stellar! Mark Doyle continues his musical greatness...
As was the case with Hed Kandi, when Mark Doyle was at the helm, you could truly do no wrong by picking up anything they put out. Depending upon your preferences (Chill, Back to Love, Beach, Disco, Twisted Disco, etc), you were sure to find nothing but aural bliss.

So true was this with his Tokyo Disco/Project after his departure from Hed Kandi, taking with him artist Jason Brooks and a few dj's as well. Beautiful. His venture which now seems to be entitled Fierce Angel, is no different. The "Beach" set is amazing, but this Es Vive Ibiza set, which was also on Hed Kandi back in the day as well, is nothing short of amazing.

Dare I say, it is worth the price of this package alone just for the first disc. It is absolutely beautiful. I have not heard things of such beauty outside of a Bent cd, or perhaps something by Jose Padilla. Starting with tracks by Granddad Bob, others by Bonnie Bailey, Roger Sanchez, etc...it is all, incredible. Absolutely, completely gorgeous. First listened to it here on South Beach while the sun was still beautifully shining and reflecting off the Atlantic, yet from Miami itself, I could see dark storm clouds rolling in for some afternoon thunderstorms. In sun, in rain, this cd was perfect. So too was it at night, as the lights of downtown Miami began to flicker on from the back view of my rear penthouse balcony. Take a walk to the front of the house and open the doors to the front balcony, and I was met with the semi-moonlit night and the waves of the ocean gently lapping upon South Beach as this set continued to play, never changing the mood at all. Incredible.

Thank Mark Doyle for all you have contributed, and all you continue to contribute, to my life over these many years. It is deeply appreciated. This set is no exception and you will definitely appreciate it should you pick it up. I highly recommend it.

Fierce Angel/Hed Kandi/Mark Doyle Newbie Here
I'd read several reviews on Hed Kandi and they made mention of Mark Doyle and moving to Fierce Angel. After some research I picked this album as I was looking for something cutting edge; something to bring me up to speed on the state of dance, trance, and house.

From beginning to end it is very well produced. The transistions are fluid and the song selection makes good sense. The lyrics are intelligent and paint a deliberate picture.

Not being familiar with Mark's style I was pleasantly satisfied with this compilation. Granted that this album is comprised as an annual I feel that it runs a little long. I'm not sure if that's a complaint or not - I've only given it a couple of playthroughs and am on my 3rd - in 24 hours!