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Subliminal Sessions Nine

Erick MorilloAudio CD
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  • Audio CD (October 18, 2005)
  • Original Release Date: 2005
  • Number of Discs: 3
  • Label: Subliminal Records/Emi
  • ASIN: B000AP2ZPI
  • Also Available in: Audio CD
  • Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #484,970 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Disc: 1
1. Babylon (Into a Groove)/Nu Rhythmix (With Gadjo featuring Alexandra Prince-So Many Times (Accapella)
2. I Just Can't Get Enough/Herd & Fitz featuring Abigail Bailey
3. Sun Rising Up(Original Club Mix)/Deux
4. Unlisted
5. Till There Was You/Rachel Star
6. Make Me High/Todd G
See all 11 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Pump Up the Jam (Kurd Maverick aka Gians Mix)/D.O.N.S. featuring Technotronic
2. Do You Wanna Funk/Disco 2000
3. Mas Energia (Ralphi & Martin's Original Mix)/Ralphi Rosario & DJ Martin Fry
4. Noize/Antoine Clamaran Presents Different Drums
5. Tribal Attack/Latin Players
6. Free (Oscar G Remix)/Ultra Nate
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Disc: 3
1. Turn Me On/Danny Tenaglia featuring Liz Torres
2. Say Hello/Deep Dish
3. Deep Sleepless Night (Deans Remix)/Mad 8
4. 21st Century/Dave Spoon
5. Father (Erick Morillo Dub)/Anthony Rother
6. Is Killing Me/Nick and Danny Chatelain
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Great!, February 10, 2006
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ET (Los Angeles, CA USA) - See all my reviews
I really liked it. CD 1 and 3 are what you would typically hear on CD, while CD 2 is more clubby in my opinion. All 3 have unique sounds and are very catchy in a great blend of house. The mixing is good and I don't feel the need to skip to a certain track. Just turn it on and let it roll. All 3 CDs get better toward the ends. CD 3 is probably the best.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Slight Return...., November 29, 2005
This review is from: Subliminal Sessions Nine (Audio CD)
The first mix of this 3 CD Set is the one. It has more, variety, warmth and feels like a great set out at the clubs. Compared to Morillo's last Subliminal mixes this is a return to the quality mixes he used to make. However, the other two mixes start out good but quickly decend into the 'Dirty House' sound that Erick Morillo appears to be in love with at the moment. 'Dirty House' sounds to me a lot like old Prog House (Deep Dish, Danny Tenaglia) - only darker and with a new genre name. Still it is a very dark, grinding, minimal sound that ultimately renders any lively mix dull. The first mix could have been a single CD release and would have gotten 4 stars, but with the other two wasted discs of this 3 CD set I can only give it 2 stars. Erick Morillo should really consider the concept of quality over quantity - his last 'My World' 3 CD set (including his solo album) was a total bust. All though, as far as mixes go in general, one good mix out of a chance three isn't all that bad - and certainly better than none - so for the one good mix this set is still worth the purchase.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not the worst, but not for me, January 30, 2011
This review is from: Subliminal Sessions Nine (Audio CD)
I've listened to this set a few times now and I don't think there's much here to excite a hard-core fan of underground dance music. Morillo's mixing is pretty good, and there's nothing amazingly wrong with most of the tracks - in fact some of them are quite good - but the overall sound is a bit too commercial for my taste - the kind of shallow, tribal-ish stuff you'd hear in a popular Miami club. I don't find it particularly groovy or funky, and there are too many vocal tracks. If you really like mainstream vocal/tribal house, you'd probably like this, and you could do a LOT worse (*cough* Louie DeVito *cough*). Otherwise, skip it.
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