Winter Party 2

Julian Marsh | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (May 11, 1999)
• Original Release Date: May 18, 1999
• Number of Discs: 2
• Label: Centaur
• ASIN: B00000J8D4
• Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #237,380 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Tell Me Where It Hurts [Late Night Club Mix]

2. Make It on My Own [Club Mix]

3. The Power of Goodbye [NRG Power Extended]

4. I'm Your Angel [Hail Mary Mix]

5. First Be a Woman

6. Universe in Love

7. Someone That I Used to Love [Julian Marsh Club Mix]

8. Shadows Sail [Extended Mix]

9. I Miss You [Club Mix]

10. Late Night Grande Hotel [Gomi's Extended Arena Mix]

See all 11 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Don't Stop [Tony Moran Stress Test Mix]

2. Can U Feel It (This Lovely Feeling)

3. You Should Be Dancing [Tony Moran and Giuseppe D. Mix]

4. Flight of the Flamingos [The Festive Mix]

5. Promise [Monty Q Score Mix]

6. Like a Star [Tony's Anthem Mix]

7. Theme from Love [Hex Ambio Club Mix]

8. Believe

9. Flower Duet '99

10. La Fiesta (Relive Your Kiss)

See all 12 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Tony Moran rocks!, April 21, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Winter Party 2 (Audio CD)

I liked thefirst CD with Julian Marsh mixing, but found the content to beover-the-top and sometimes too pop-oriented. I did find his mix of MarQus to be one of the best of the album, though.

Tony Moran's disc was much better, in my opinion. I liked virtually every mix (except Flower Duet). Tony's mix of "Promise" should have been released as a single! I loved the power and behind each mix, expecially Jon Secada's "Believe," "Flight of the Flamingos," "Can U Feel It," and "La Fiesta". I keep looking for more by those artists-- but they're sooo hard to find!

An awesome collection of hard-to-find or rare house music. END

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars two big remixers, only one good disc..., October 19, 2005

By 

Daniel W. Kelly (NY United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Winter Party 2 (Audio CD)

Disc one, mixed by Julian Marsh is mostly painfully cheesy soft house. Track 1 even has a flute part! To come upon track 2, by wailing diva Gizelle Jackson, only to find it's a soft house track-what a disappointment! Track 3 is a cover of Madonna's Power of Goodbye. It's pretty, but I sure wish they could have just given us a good remix of the Madonna version back when it was released. Track 4 is a happy light euro nrg cover of the Celine Dion/R. Kelly track, sung by a female vocalist. Track 5, by the divine Miss Gaynor, is a dramatic disco-flavored tune-not up to today's standards of dance music. The horrible quality of the vinyl record used for track 6 would be really annoying if it were a good song, but it's a real cheesy male vocal track worthy of skipping. Someone That I Used to Love is a cheesy cover of a Melissa Manchester ballad. Track 8 and 9-more cheese and soft house. Gomi gives us a more anthem-type mix on the Nanci Griffith track, and while it's still a happy house track, it just feels more peak hour, and more inline with what Julian Marsh spins on his better mixes-although, the horn solo is torture. "feeling lovely" by Marqus is a real stomper, male vocal, but still one of the best songs on disc 1.

Tony Moran's disc is the real circuit party, beginning with his remix of Gloria Estefan, which starts like a peak hour Moran mix, but quickly segues into a funky disco house mix, which was disappointing to me-the album version is actually better! Can U Feel it, another track by male vocalist Marqus, is a thumpin house track with swirling synths and piano. Tony Moran and Guiseppe D. create an infectious cover of the Bee Gees "You Should Be Dancing" that sounds like it samples the original all the way through with some new vocalist singing the lead. Track 4 is an instrumental Latin house track, and Track 5 is Tony Moran's awesome cover of When in Rome's "The Promise". Cynthia's "Like a Star" cuts out before the really good parts come in. Theme From Love is all bleeps and blips. Believe is a hot one from Jon Secada. Flower Duet is the gorgeous operatic track, cut to less than half its original length here. La Fiesta is a mellow, catchy female vocal track. El Nino is a trancy instrumental, and the last track is a light trance track with female vocal. Moran definitely delivers the better party here. Track times:

CD1
1. Tell me where it hurts (8:34)
2. Make it on my own (6:39)
3. Power of goodbye (4:51)
4. I'm your angel (6:26)
5. First be a woman (5:02)
6. universe in love (5:03)
7. Someone that I used to love (7:02)
8. Shadows sail (4:57)
9. I miss you (7:01)
10. Late night grand hotel (7:14)
11. feeling lovely (8:50)

CD2
1. don't stop (6:38)
2. can u feel it (6:19)
3. You should be dancin (3:50)
4. flight of the flamingos (6:26)
5. Promise (8:07)
6. like a star (5:54)
7. theme from love (3:48)
8. believe (5:35)
9. flower duet (5:55)
10. la fiesta (8:54)
11. el nino (5:34)
12. strong in love (5:39)

5.0 out of 5 stars Smooth, smooth, smooth!, September 26, 2004

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vkwn (Kahului, HI) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Winter Party 2 (Audio CD)

Both Julian & Tony do an awesome job with this album. The songs sound like they're made to be faster, but it's sort of medium-paced and sweet!