Customer Reviews

Vintage Chill 2: Summer

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Even better than Volume One - "Spring". Vintage Chill "Summer" is very breezy and upbeat. Chill music with a decidedly Latin feel to it. Recommended for everyone who enjoys listening to music while at the beach or relaxing in a hammock in the backyard. Best tracks - "At the Beach", "Summer Fun", and "Roadster". Also enjoyed the Theivery Corporation song "Liberation Front", it is a good change of pace. Can't wait to hear Vintage Chill Fall.

This is the only album in my collection that I listen to on a regular basis without ever getting bored of. I FF one or two tracks generally, but this is one heck an album that goes down great at a cocktail party. In fact, I've never, until now, bothered to write anything about an album. highly recommended.

If you like Thievery Corporation, and if you also happen to like Brazilian music, then you should like this. Not that the whole album has a Brazilian influence, but there are several songs that do.

This would probably be a little too up-tempo for some chill lovers, but chill runs the gamut and it just depends on what mood you're in. I'm a huge Thievery Corporation fan, especially their music that's suitable for dance/house. There's only one TC song on here, but the rest of the album fits the same mood so as a whole I like this CD a LOT. Listen to the samples. If your first impression is positive, rest assured that you're going to like the whole thing.

I love listening to this album while cooking, hanging out with friends, having supper, etc. etc. I never get sick of it. It's just such a fun album!!! If you like St-Germain' Tourist album and Moby's first album you'll love this one.

As an avid Chill and Lounge music collector, I can esily say this is one of the cheesiest, corniest lounge music ever made. I just got done reviewing Elemental Chill: AIR and gave it 5/5 Stars. I'm advising you to look else where, this disc is a coaster with only a couple mediocre songs. You want bad elevator music? Buy this CD!