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Chillout 06

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As good as all the others from this collection.

The only thing I didn't like was the sarah mclachlan song world on fire ,they included this same song ( different remix ) on chillout 05 they shoud not have included it again .

But other than that I loved most of the songs : delirium you and I , ulrich schnauss on my own , talk talk life's what you make it , ian brown time is my everything , san ilya bellissimo , bent silent life .
And I thought The Postal Service cover of against all odds was brilliant.
Just Great !!!!!!!!! A MUST .

What happened? This used to be such a great series! Now, it's like they're just slapping it together without a second thought. Too bad they're getting lazy. There's some truly amazing chill floating around and it would be nice if they'd pay attention. My major peeve is that they've started repeating some songs, most notably the one by Sarah McLachlan. Why do they always have to include one of her remixes anyway? If they're going to do the "repeat thing" why not Starsailor, BT or Thievery Corporation? Anyhow, I'll forgive and forget(this time!) and hope that future compilations will be up to snuff.

For this CD, the name says it all. Chillout 06 is a compilation 14 down tempo, melodious original tracks and remixes by bands from various genres of music. To maintain this mellow vibe, the transitions between each track are smooth, keeping the listener immersed in each tasteful groove throughout the CD. Even though the tracks are solid from beginning to end, the Solarstone Afterhours mix of Sarah Mclachlan's "World On Fire," "Life's What You Make It" by Talk Talk, and The Postal Service's cover of the Phil Collins classic "Against All Odds," are stellar tracks that separate themselves from the rest. If you're looking for a collection of relaxing tunes, or a CD to make sweet, sweet love too, Chillout 06 fits the bill perfectly.

-Jason Catanzarite
Synthesis.net

I'll keep this short and sweet. If you are the kind of person who loves life, wants to try everything once, sees the glass half full, works to live not lives to work, sings in the shower, and dances in the streets then I highly recommend this compilation to you. It has a variety of uplifting, slow, sad, happy, and cheerful melodies. I've listened to this many times... and it's always a breath of fresh air. :) I hope you like it.

i was very disappointed in this cd. i've loved other cd's from this compilation series - chillout 02 and 03, especially. i only liked a couple tracks from this cd at all, and others i really didn't like at all. some tracks i didn't even consider chill out music at all. the worst one, in my opinion, was the postal service remix of phil collins's song, "against all odds." it was TERRIBLE.

I just finished listening to this album for the third time and it still just won't sit right with me. I tried hard to find what the producers were trying to get at with this compilation.
Too many up-beat songs! This is supposed to be a chillout album but it's mostly just junk laying around on the studio floor that an escaped drunken chimpanzee put in order.
Track 11 was the best one for me and the first one is awesome, but that's a given with Delirium. Piss poor all around. I owne 02-06 and this one was slapped together and not well thought out.
Shame on the producers!!!! What were they thinking?!!
Skip this one if your looking to get the complete set. Learn from others mistakes. That's the point of the review system right?