SOMA 10 ANTHOLOGY ..(Great CD!)

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Been listening to this all day

and MAN OH MAN IS IT GREAT!

soooo many classics.

If you Don't own this yet

go pick this gem up NOW!

Check it:

CD 1

1. Daft Punk - Da Funk

2. Funk D’Void - Diabla (Heavenly Mix) Edit

3. Scott Grooves featuring Parliament/Funkadelic - Mothership

4. Slam featuring Tyrone 'Visionary' Palmer - Lifetimes

5. Percy X - Track 2

6. Chaser - Tall Stories (Ian Pooley's Lars from Mars Mix)

7. Silicone Soul - Chic-o-Laa (H-Foundation Mix)

8. Envoy - Dark Manoeuvres

9. Slam - Positive Education (Original)

10. Funk D’Void - Bad Coffee

11. Slam - Stepback

12. Skintrade - Andomraxxes

CD 2

1. Scott Grooves featuring Roy Ayers - Expansions

2. Silicone Soul - Right On (Instrumental)

3. Rejuvination - IBO

4. Desert Storm - Scoraig 93

5. Maas - Juan is the Teacher

6. Counterplan - 90 Degrees (DJQ Mix)

7. Russ Gabriel presents Audio Spectrum -

Alligator Voodoo

8. Human Arts - Big Sur Highway

9. 20:20 Vision - Future Remembrance (20:20 Livestyle Mix)

10. Rejuvination - Requiem

11. Slam - Eterna

Slam Mix CD

1. Envoy - Prologue 02

2. Scott Grooves - Pieces Of A Dream

3. Russ Gabriel presents Audio Spectrum - Sex With a Stranger

4. Maas - Euro Star

5. Chaser - F-Train

6. Slam - Lifetimes (H-Foundation Dub)

7. Silicone Soul - Chic- O- Laa (H-Foundation Remix)

8. Aaron Carl - Crucified (Maas ‘Michigan Bass’ Mix)

9. Common Factor - Rise (Tech Mix)

10. Tony Thomas - Beginnings

11. Hipp-e & Tony Present Soul Interactive - Riddem Control

12. Percy X - U Know What It Is

13. Funk D’Void - Diabla (Samuel L Sessions Mix)

14. Pressure Funk - Nemeses Cycle

15. Rejuvination - Don’t Forget Who You Are

16. Funk D’Void - V-Ger

Hailing from the real Glasgow underground more than 10 years ago, with a little club called Slam and a band by the same name, originators Orde Meikle and Stuart McMillan probably had no idea what their influence on the UK dance scene would be. After many successful events, they embarked into the studio pumping out their first release, "Eterna,? which ironically happens to be the last track on the second disc. From that point on, they have attracted some huge names, which are thankfully assembled on this double 10 year anniversary retrospective cd, ranging from the crossover "Da Funk" by Daft Punk, to the trancey huge release of last year, "Diabla" by Funk d'Void, the bubbly techno of Percy X, the deep house of Scott Grooves and 20:20 Vision and the heavily remixed classic "Positive Education" by Slam. What oddly is missing though, is the masterpiece "Fallen" by One Dove, which was the second release off Soma. Giving you a history lesson of the origin of post-rave techno from the UK may be what all the new kids need to hear so they can appreciate and give respect to those who helped start it all. Happy anniversary, Soma. And as a treat for all of you who jump on this release early, a bonus third mixed cd by Slam is included in the first 1000 pressings. (Steve-O)

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More

http://www.greengalactic.com/soma10.html

Can't wait to see SLAM

along with THE ADVENT and CHRISTIAN

SMITH on the last Tronic Boat cruise..

The Slam track re-mixed by Selway and Smith

that Sven dropped like twice has got to

be this summer's anthem for me....

Anyone else dig this sound?

[bsb2002]

it's all about "past lessons/future theories" but that does look tasty (even if i have most of those tracks)

[Xpander]

That's actually quite the sweet lookin' tracklisting!