Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Papau New Guinea [Hybrid Mix] - The Future Sound of London
2. Velvet Voodoo [Original Praha Mix]
3. Love in Traffic [John Creamer and Stephane K Remix] - Kelli Ali, Satoshi Tomiie
4. Star 69 [Wine Em, Dine Em and 69 Em Supamix] - Fatboy Slim
5. Castle Rock
6. Ghosts [Redanka's Spooky Disko Vocal Remix] - The 10th Planet
7. Hopeless - Starecase
8. Falling Together - Max Graham
9. Kites [Fade's Sanctuary Remix]
10. Innocente [DJ Tiesto Remix] - Delerium, Leigh Nash
11. My Beat [Ambassador Extended Remix] - Blaze
12. Labyrinth, Pt. 2 - Moogwai
13. Starving Dolphins
14. I Will Be With You [John Johnson Club Mix]
15. Virtuoso [Airheadz Remix] - Apex
16. Questions Must Be Asked [Kayestone's Recon Mix] - David Forbes
17. Free Fall [The Opus] - Beam & Yanou
18. Unreal

Disc 2:

1. Redemption [Dead Sea Mix] - Conjure One
2. Lift - Natious
3. Athiest - Corvin Dalek
4. She Rides
5. Excession [Blue Velvet Remix] - Altitude
6. Nepal [Praha Remix] - Groovaholic
7. Erendira - Jerry Bonham
8. Moonshine - Planisphere
9. Stringer - Riva
10. Don't Wake Me Up [Original Mix] - The Argonauts
11. Animal
12. Lost Emotions - Fire & Ice
13. Release Me
14. Dr. Kings Dream [Frank J's Remix]
15. Sunrise (Here I Am) [Club Mix] - Ratty
16. Folie a Deux [Klub Mix]
17. Voodoo - Warrior
18. Klang - PGL

Product Details

• Released on: 2001-03-23
• Number of discs: 2
• Formats: Import, Compilation, Limited Edition

From Amazon.co.uk
Sheffield's legendary super-club follow their "National Anthems" album with the seventh in an ongoing series of mixed compilations, Gatecrasher Discotech Generation. As with the prior volumes, many of which have reached platinum sales, big tunes are the order of the day with an opening set of all-star eclecticism launching with the rabble rousing bleeps and beats of FSOL's ubiquitous "Papua New Guinea" before powering through tech-house cuts from Satoshi Tomei and the mashed Xpress 2 mix of "Star 69". The second CD steps up the pace still further; progressive sounds eventually shifting into trance orbit by way of Riva's irresistible "Stringer" which sets the subsequent pace before finding even its own bright star with the acid burbling which stages the epic vocal of "Voodoo". An album that screams "party". --Kingsley Marshall

Album Description
Dance compilation released on one of the UK's premier labels, INCredible and another in the series highlighting the popular club Gatecrasher. 'Discotech Generation' is described as, 'Revisiting the true spirit of the club'. 36 tracks from such artists as Future Sound Of London, G.P.A., Fatboy Slim, Delerium feat. Leigh Nash of Sixpence None The Richer, Moogwai, Groovaholic, Riva, Argonauts, Warrior & many more. Double digipak housed in a slipcase.

Album Details
Proving once again that 'sound design is an investment', the braintrust behind the Gatecrasher club & CD series brings this 2001 release stocked with fabulous club fare. Tracks from F.S.O.L., Satoshi Romiie ft. Kelli Ali, Fatboy Slim, Delerium ft. Leigh Nash, Groovaholic Riva & many more grace this two-disc, 36-track mixed set. The packaging is ornately colorful, the booklet lively & the beats irrepressable & loaded with '21st century attitude'. A great buy for the summer of '01.

Customer Reviews

Great clubbing Tracks
I recently bought this CD not having heard a Gatecrasher title before. I am now addicted to Gatecrasher and a major fan of Trance, House, Progressive and Breakbeat and Paul Oakenfold. This has fantastic club tracks such as APEX - VIRTUOSO. The first CD has so much bass and the second CD has excellent tunes and grooves. This CD can be heard best on a huge stereo system where the bass is pumpin' and the tunes are groovin'. This CD will have you dancing for hours. A MUST FOR ANY DANCE/TRANCE LOVER OR JUST ANYONE WHO APPRECIATES GOOD MUSIC. GO GET IT.

Buy the Import version - Beware the Domestic release
In my opinion one of the best releases in the Gatecrasher series, and much, much better than National Anthems. It faithfully reminded me of being at Gatecrasher in Sheffield this past New Year's Eve.

Be sure you buy the Import version and NOT the Domestic release. ... the domestic release LACKS some of the best tracks that the import has: Delerium "Innoncente," Ratty "Sunrise (Here I Am)," Blaze "My Beat."

Amazon only carries the import version right now, but if you shop around you may come across the "cheaper" domestic (the domestic says "Mixed By Scott Bond" on the front cover, while the import does not) so beware. Since Scott Bond is one of Gatecrasher's long-time residents, the import is probably mixed by him as well (it sounds like it.)

Think very carefully before buying this CD
First off, I only bought this CD yesterday. I hope it grows on me as I listen to it more often. I saw the ad for this CD on TV, and heard the song playing in the background. I knew from then on I needed to get this song. So, I went and looked at the tracklist, figured out which was the song I wanted, tried to download it. Bad luck - it had been blocked. I sat fuming at my computer, wondering what to do. My only choice would be to buy the CD. I did. And I brought it home and listened to it. Quite a few of these tracks (especially at the start of the CD's), seem to be filler material. And yes, I know that DJ's like to gradually get louder and faster (more 'anthemic', if you will), as their set continues, but after listening to the first five tracks of CD2 and not hearing an actual tune, I began to wonder. Then I skipped ahead to 'Release Me' by Factor 9 - Without a doubt the best song in the album, and one of my favourites ever. This was the song they had playing on the ad. I listened to it and sat in a state of dazed euphoria until the shocking 'Dr. King's Dream' came on. Only a dairy farm could out-cheese this beast. I put CD1 in, and listened to it from the start, but got bored again. I listened to Starving Dolphins, Virtuoso and Labyrinth - songs I had expected to be great but weren't quite as good as I expected. 'OK', I thought, 'I'll give it a chance', and I am doing that now. I may find some gems on here and if so, I am sorry for misleading you all, but remember: You don't get a second chance to make a first impression.