Euphoria: Ibiza 2 [Import]

Various Artists (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 7, 2000)
• Number of Discs: 2
• Format: Import
• Label: Telstar TV
• ASIN: B00004WC6P
• Also Available in: Audio CD
• Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #263,422 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Singing for the Future

2. Keep Doin' It [Stella Browne Mix]

3. Bang [Chicco Secci Hurricane Club Mix]

4. Peakin' [Futureshock Mix]

5. Seven Cities [Katcha Remix]

6. Sunrise [Original Club Mix]

7. Learning to Fly [Original Mistral Dub][Mix]

8. Feeling This Way

9. Dreams

10. Stop the Rock [Gigolo Stop the Jocks Remix]

See all 18 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Frattboy

2. Sister Sister

3. 1-800 Ming

4. Walking in Sunshine [Phillipe Van Mullem Remix]

5. Infectious

6. Skydive [Mara Mix]

7. Northpole

8. Galaxia [Solarstone Remix]

9. Wide-Eyed Angel [Oliver Lieb Remix]

10. Dreaming [Libra Mix]

See all 17 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Xtravaganza Does Ibiza 2000, June 17, 2001

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"trajan2" (Union, New Jersey United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Euphoria: Ibiza 2 (Audio CD)

To me the Euphoria CD collection is quite average, but they really created something special when they started their Ibiza line. This collection seems to have the best producers, best DJs, best mixing, and the best song selection. In 1999, Matt Darey mixed a near godlike set of Ibiza anthems that is to this day the best mix I have ever heard. This set a very high standard for anyone who would have the priveledge or the agony of following up this set. But this task could not have fallen to anyone better, than the duo of Alex Gold and Robbie Nelson at Xtravaganza Recordings. And they do not disappoint. Alex Gold was one of the first UK Djs to pioneer the Ibiza scene, and Robbie Nelson is definitely one of the world's finest Dj's. The first Cd mixed by Alex, is probably the better of the two, when it comes to setting the scene of Ibiza, and delivering that unique balearic vibe. It definitely leaves you wanting more when the set ends. It builds slowly but surely, and in a way almost takes you through what a nightlong experience at an Ibiza club would be. It starts off at sunset with the beautiful song "Singing for the Future", by Agnelli and Nelson, and then steadily builds into another Xtravaganza artist, Black Connection, and their great disco/trance hit "Keep on Doin' It". This is my favorite part of the set as it flawlessly mixes into the Spanish/Caribbean flavor of the Rhythm Bangers, "Bang", and next Spanish/Island flavored song of "Peakin'". This all melts beautifully into a five minute mix of Solar Stone's "Seven Cities", in a rare remix by Katcha. The CD continues to build flawlessly in the middle with standout tracks being, The Cowboy and The Conductor,"Feeling this Way", Goldenscan,"Sunrise", Quench,"Dreams", and an older favorite of Mother's Pride,"Learning to Fly". This all leads into an unbelievable song called "Can't Get Enough" by Soulsearcher, which has been reissued on Xtravaganza as Eye To Eye, and includes a great Lange Remix. The set's end is extremely worth waiting for, with "Halycon"(Airscape remix), by Chicane, "Silence", by Delerium, and "Hudson Street", by Agnelli and Nelson, capped off beautifully by Chicane's "Overture", which tells that the set is over, and if we were in Ibiza we'd probably be stumbling outside to see the sunrise at this point. The second cd marks the changing times of the island, by showcasing a more mature trance sound. The mix is flawlessly perfect, and showcases Agnelli and Nelson's alter ego Afterburn, with two great tracks called "Frattboy" and "Northpole". Other standout tracks include "Galaxia", "Skydive", "Power of Love", "Fiji", "Till We Meet Again", and "Embrace". All other tracks are great too, but these seem to jump out at you a litte more than the rest. This set is more chilled than the first Cd, and thus serves as the perfect "come down" mix, after listening to the first set, which is a blistering yet ambient/balearic mix of Disco/Trance styles. Overall this is as good as a mix Cd gets. I would strongly recommend buying 1999, and 2000 mixes because both are phenomenal. You really get see the progression of the music over the last two years of the Ibiza scene. I can't wait for this summer's mix.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars You better get this cd, November 7, 2000

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This review is from: Euphoria: Ibiza 2 (Audio CD)

Well I have heard many trance compelations cds over time and I have heard the Ibiza Euphoria 2 cd set mixed by Matt Darey. Hell pretty much the entire Euphoria collection is good but this cd, well I must say this CD is certainly it. If you hate the trendy beats, and the same popular songs, this cd does not follow that. The beats range from fast to slow, the breakdowns are well done, and when the cd makes it to its climax it will just make you want to jump up, even if you are listening to it in your car. Certainly a CD to be played when you want to be put in a better mood, or just simply sit out and relax. This cd is it. Get it!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Epic house and trance.....!, March 19, 2002

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M. Faisal Ahmad "trance2heaven" (Yorktown, Virginia USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Euphoria: Ibiza 2 (Audio CD)

This is the second volume of the "Ibiza Euphoria" series, which is mixed by one of the distinguished pioneers of the Ibiza scene, not to mention the founder of "XTRAVAGANZA" uk record label,...Alex Gold, whose distinct progressive, cosmopolitan global dance sound has overwhelmed and won the heart of thousands of clubbers all over the world. The second disc is mixed by Agnellie and Nelson, also a protege of Alex Gold's Xtavaganza line. The first cd starts out with smooth solid house,and then progressing to trance, with the exclusive "Katcha Remix" of Solar Stone's "Seven Cities"...All in all, this item is truly a masterpiece. I cannot compare it to the first volume which was mixed by Matt Darey, since I feel both have a unique distinct style all of its own.