Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. White Room - Winona
2. Waati - Jay Donson
3. Inside - David Lowe's Dreamcatcher
4. Conversation Celese - Jong
5. Sheshamani Shuffle - Pan Electric
6. Tachyon [Codemonkey's Cosmic Rumba RMX] - Tripswitch
7. Melody [C2 Remix] - Francesco Tristano
8. Mbife - Fania, Lanoiraude
9. Sunset Over Tao - Octogen
10. Seneca [Pathaan's Dirty Dancer Mix] - Bardo State
11. Ana [Goonda Tribal Dub] - Vieux Farka Touré,
12. Wonderful Moments - Nacho Sotomayor
13. 1000 Years Old - Ganga
14. Oddity Interval [Mad Mix] - Al-pha-X
15. Allies - Blue States

Disc 2:

1. Break on Through - DJ Disse
2. Emotional Yoyo - Transglobal Underground
3. Mar Do Nar [Remix] - Los Chicharrons
4. Mektoub - Beat Nation, Cheb Hamid
5. Delhi to Detroit - Muny
6. Table 5 - Dale Anderson, Anil Charla
7. Strange World, Pt. 1 - Aurtas
8. Mexico Can Wait - Roland Klinkenberg
9. 700ft [Beta Remix] - Hazen J
10. Beautiful Life - Gui Boratto
11. Seen from the Outside - Paul Leonard-Morgan
12. Aérer - Redlounge Orchestra
13. Cool Down - Red Seal
14. Fragment Seven...Les Fleurs - Kenneth Bager, Julee Cruise

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #37587 in Music
• Released on: 2008-06-10
• Number of discs: 2
• Formats: Import, Limited Edition

Customer Reviews

Disappointing Dinner
I must admit that I am a BIG fan of the Supperclub series. I was disappointed when the final CD in the series was released in 2005. When the "ninesins" series was announced, I was hopeful that the new volumes would continue the tradition which was established by Jurr and Roelove.
Unfortunately, the third CD in the "ninesins series" leaves a lot to be desired. Although disc one has a promising beginning, it quickly degenerates into an assortment of styles which are difficult to digest. While the Supperclub series contained music which was woven into a seamless mix, the "beauty" CD attempts to weld ambient and deep house without any type of transition. One moment you are floating in space and several seconds later you are dumped onto a dance floor. This makes it difficult to establish an atmosphere conducive to romance or even maintain casual conversation since the abrupt mood changes jar a listener rather than transport them. The material appears to be of the type one would encounter in a bargain basement deep house mix rather than of the quality I had come to expect. Few attempts are made to segue material and the jumps are disconcerting, to say the least. While I certainly respect the abilities of pathaan, who mixed and compiled this CD, I would suggest that the attempt to demonstrate his knowledge of world music only hinders the flow of the material. The Nomads series would appear to be more appropriate for demonstration of his abilities. While I will continue to purchase the volumes in the ninesins series, this disc should be approached without the preconceptions established by the Supperclub series. That advice however should not be constured as a recommendation