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Rave Nation

Rave Nation
Various Artists

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Track Listing

  1. Everybody In The Place
  2. On A Ragga Tip
  3. E-Vapor 8
  4. Playing With Knives
  5. Sesame's Treet
  6. Far Out
  7. Searchin' For My Zizzla
  8. Tell Me Why
  9. Sweet Harmony
  10. Extacy
  11. Shot Like Dis
  12. Trip To Trumpton
  13. 2 Bad Mice
  14. Kicks Like A Mule
  15. Sweet Sensation
  16. Break Of Dawn
  17. Fires Burning
  18. Manic Stampede
  19. Kromozone
  20. Don't Stand In My Way
  21. Set You Free
  22. Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)
  23. Pacific State
  24. Papua New Guinea
  25. Ebeneezer Goode
  26. Humanoid
  27. Lfo
  28. Testone
  29. Strings Of Life
  30. Woodoo Ray
  31. Mr Kirk's Nightmare
  32. Aftermath
  33. Injected With A Poison
  34. Cubik
  35. L.S.I
  36. I Lift My Cup
  37. Dextrous
  38. Jack That House Built
  39. 2-321
  40. Anasthasia

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #650258 in Music
  • Released on: 2001-10-22
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Format: Import

Customer Reviews

Back in the Day...4
This is a great double-disc which is broken down into two twenty-tracker's, one entitled 'the breaks', the other 'the bleeps' and it features (since Amazon still has a hard time with song titles and artists on comps.): Prodigy, Future Sound of London, Rozalla, 808 State, Ratpack, Nightmares on Wax (twice), a Guy Called Gerald, N-Trance and a whole lot more who were big in the boxes back before the term "rave" was something familiar to the mouths of one's parental units.
And as a history lesson for the club kids of today it serves as a fantastic overview, shining a bright light on a past littered with great tracks that, while still great, are burdened a bit with creaky knees and dust.
These tunes are still top-notch, though whether or not they connect with new listeners, will be determined by the individual listener.
Favorite tunes: Ratpack 'Searchin' for my Rizzla', Smart E's 'Sesame's Treet'(which for those who can't remember it is the housed-up remixing of the children's TV theme song), Rozalla's 'Everybody's Free'(the original, not Moby's hijacking of it), the classic 'Voodoo Ray' by A Guy Called Gerald, and Shamen's unhinged 'Ebeneezer Goode'(wink, wink).
A Great ride through history for some, a primer for the past for others. Either way, it is a very good collection(not that Ministry of Sound puts out any bad ones, really) that I recommend heartily.
I just can't quite give it a five for the fact that it won't quite hit that chord for everyone, as it is a right old geezer's dance party.