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Summerbreeze 2

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I had only heard of Noel from some tracks I heard like "my prayer" but i didn't know he had any compilations out. I was impressed with the tracks I heard and knew he had a good progressive style and wanted to see what else he had. So here I was and after reading the reviews I had to check out this set.
I didn't realize it was about 3 years old but Wow! The reviewers were actually correct for once. This is a great set and definitely deserves 5 stars! I'm glad I bought the disc. I can't believe I let this disc slip by me. I was impressed with the quality and style of his set. Even after 3 years and incredible listen and should definitely not be missed. I enjoyed every second of the fantastic track selection, flawless mixing, and awesome progressive sound. Disc 1 reminds me alot of Dave Ralph's set for Resident Alien (which was released after this one. Another great disc that should not be missed. Summer Breeze2 is highly recommended for anyone who is into progressive.

If you're into prog. house this disc from Noel Sanger most certainly delivers and wont disappoint. Disc one is serious deep progressive with some great homegrown tracks from Sanger such as Kali Ma and Trapped as well as some other great producers such as G Pal, Lexicon Ave, and Oko Tek who all make appearances with classic tunes.

Disc two shifts gears into some breaks but still delivers an overall prog. feel. Many of you will remember Pete Lazonby's Wave Speech from one of Sasha and Digweed's vaunted Northern Exposure albums. Tilt has remixed it with a more modern feel, which I think is great. Some of the other memorable tracks come from Ben Camp, Allen & Healy, and Trigger. Overall this disc is one of the best mixes to be released in 2002. Highly recommended.