Name: Godskitchen Direct
Brand: Godskitchen
SKU: 1414303
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Godskitchen Direct

Rating

Album: Godskitchen Direct
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Mistral (Original Mix) - GTR
2)	Ice Cream
3)	Summer Calling (Airwave Progressive Mix) - Andian
4)	Gravastar - Hybrid
5)	Dulce Vita (Fancy Fair Remix) - Katana
6)	Wanderer (Son Kite Remix) - Vernon
7)	Rendezvous - Hemstock & Jennings
8)	Timegate - AR52
9)	Walk of Life - Beetseekers
10)	Rippped - Paris & Healey
11)	Flesh 2002 - Jan Johnston
12)	Requiem For a Dream - Leama
13)	In This World [Push Remix] - Moby
14)	Turn to Try - Gardner & Thomas
15)	Theme From Supakane - Supakane
16)	Beauty Never Fades - Junkie XL
17)	Rock the House
18)	Northern Lights - Hemstock & Jennings
19)	Positron (Armin Van Buuren Remix) - Cygnus X
20)	Rise - Marco V.
21)	My Acid Pacemaker - Marco V.
22)	Flesh - A Split Second
23)	5 Million Miles - Hiver & Hammer
24)	Blind Vision - Accadia
25)	Fall From Grace - Darren Tate
26)	Prophet - Oakenfold Vs. DJ Judas
27)	Nervous Breakdown - Gtr Vs The Shrink
28)	Born to Synthesize - Mona Lisa Overdrive
29)	Universal Language (Original Mix)
30)	Tears From the Moon (Tiesto Remix) - Conjure One
31)	Obsession (Full Length Mix)
32)	Sound of Goodbye - Armin van Buuren
33)	Tell Me - DJ Mark Norman
34)	Gatex - Umek
35)	Man on Mars (Martin Eyerer Mix) - Ralph Fridge
36)	Burning - Rob Tissera
37)	Feel What I Feel - Prime Mover
38)	One - Dee Dee
39)	Red Planet - Avatar
40)	Time - Marcos
41)	Wildside (Trance Mix) - Erik Vee
42)	Genie (Original Mix) - Airbase
43)	Brazil - Boca
44)	Modifier - Pale-X
45)	Release Me - Joker
46)	Unification - Insider
47)	Hard Beats - Silvester

Album: Godskitchen Direct
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Mistral (Original Mix) - GTR
2)	Ice Cream
3)	Summer Calling (Airwave Progressive Mix) - Andian
4)	Gravastar - Hybrid
5)	Dulce Vita (Fancy Fair Remix) - Katana
6)	Wanderer (Son Kite Remix) - Vernon
7)	Rendezvous - Hemstock & Jennings
8)	Timegate - AR52
9)	Walk of Life - Beetseekers
10)	Rippped - Paris & Healey
11)	Flesh 2002 - Jan Johnston
12)	Requiem For a Dream - Leama
13)	In This World [Push Remix] - Moby
14)	Turn to Try - Gardner & Thomas
15)	Theme From Supakane - Supakane
16)	Beauty Never Fades - Junkie XL
17)	Rock the House
18)	Northern Lights - Hemstock & Jennings
19)	Positron (Armin Van Buuren Remix) - Cygnus X
20)	Rise - Marco V.
21)	My Acid Pacemaker - Marco V.
22)	Flesh - A Split Second
23)	5 Million Miles - Hiver & Hammer
24)	Blind Vision - Accadia
25)	Fall From Grace - Darren Tate
26)	Prophet - Oakenfold Vs. DJ Judas
27)	Nervous Breakdown - Gtr Vs The Shrink
28)	Born to Synthesize - Mona Lisa Overdrive
29)	Universal Language (Original Mix)
30)	Tears From the Moon (Tiesto Remix) - Conjure One
31)	Obsession (Full Length Mix)
32)	Sound of Goodbye - Armin van Buuren
33)	Tell Me - DJ Mark Norman
34)	Gatex - Umek
35)	Man on Mars (Martin Eyerer Mix) - Ralph Fridge
36)	Burning - Rob Tissera
37)	Feel What I Feel - Prime Mover
38)	One - Dee Dee
39)	Red Planet - Avatar
40)	Time - Marcos
41)	Wildside (Trance Mix) - Erik Vee
42)	Genie (Original Mix) - Airbase
43)	Brazil - Boca
44)	Modifier - Pale-X
45)	Release Me - Joker
46)	Unification - Insider
47)	Hard Beats - Silvester

Performer Notes

With the demise of most of the giant British superclubs during 2001-2002, a new breed of club -- as focused on artists making records as clubbers making scenes -- took its place, led by the Birmingham-based Godskitchen. The club's first self-released collection, after half-a-dozen through other labels, is a three-disc extravaganza with a separate set for each time: 11:00 pm, 1:00 am, and 3:00 am. Compiled and researched by respected dance figure John "00" Fleming, the record is a solid balance of artistically controlled and populist demanded. The two specialties at Godskitchen, breaks and continental trance, are each given plenty of space, the first with an opener by Hybrid as well as a Push remix of Moby's "In This World" and the Body Schock anthem "Rock This House." Teutonic, heavily Belgian trance gets the most room of all, with tracks from Umek, Ti‰sto (including a few co-productions), Armin van Buuren, Cygnus X, and Fleming himself. Much more involved and clever than any of the dozens of Ministry of Sound compilations now gathering dust, and a good look at what's to come in the state of British dance. ~ John Bush