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Import
Progression
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Days Go By - Ministry Offer, Horn, V.
2. Musak [Steve Lawler Remix] - Ministry Offer, Dawson, H.
3. B [Tarrentella and Redanka's NYSC Mix] - Ministry Offer, Bourne, Christie
4. Kites [Fade's Sanctuary Remix] - Ministry Offer, Hackady
5. Das Glockenspiel [Humate Mix] - Ministry Offer, Von Deylen, Christo
6. The Baguio Track [Bedrock Remix] - Ministry Offer, Burket, Stacy
7. Not Over Yet [Breeder's It Is Now Mix] - Ministry Offer, Davis
8. Clarkness [Slacker Remix] - Ministry Offer, Kane, Dave
9. Venus and Mars - Ministry Offer, Fugler, John
10. Silence [Fade's Sanctuary Mix] - Ministry Offer, Fulber, Rhys
11. The Fall [Bedrock Vocal Mix] - Ministry Offer, Mercer
12. So Damn Beautiful [Brothers in Rhythm Mix] - Ministry Offer, Horrocks, J.
13. Scorchio - Ministry Offer, Coe, A.
14. Man With the Red Face [Jan Driver Mix] - Ministry Offer, Garnier, Laurent
15. Café del Mar [Michael Woods Ambient Mix] - Ministry Offer, M., Paul

CD Details

All Artists: Import
Title: Progression
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Musicrama/Koch
Release Date: 3/20/2001
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock
Styles: Electronica, Trance, House, Techno
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 632427810223

Synopsis

Album Description

Renaissance-one of the coolest club brands and the authorities on cutting edge house music presents 'Progression', finally a dance compilation for the discerning clubber. Volume one in a series features key tracks and/or mixes by Sasha, Bedrock, X-Press 2, Timo Maas, BT, Leftfield, Grace, Laurent Garnier, Delerium, Jakatta, Moloko, Slacker and many more. Slimline double jewel case. 2001 release.

CD Reviews

Progression in Progressive House/Trance

Elmer | USA | 04/12/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Renaissance released its first compilation by Sasha and Digweed and that was what all compilations to date have tried to measure up to. With successful recent releases by Dave Seaman (Awakening) and Deep Dish, Renaissance has had a lot to live up to, but Progression does not dissappoint. A compilation these days often fall into two categories. Those like the Ministry of Sound and Cream release focus on the big tracks heard on dance floors all over the world. These types of compilations don't have much to the production or mixing aspects of music. Other compilaitons like past Sasha and Digweed compilations, as well as the Nu Breed line from Global Underground, do not have those epic tracks but do make up for it in the mixing and track selection . Progression has both. It has the big tracks like Delirium's "Silence" and Rui de Silva's "Touch Me," but you can also appreciate the technical aspects of the music because of the quality of track selection, production, and mixing. In all, Progession is a must buy. Great tracks, great mixing, and it also has some old faves like "Not Over Yet" and "Cafe del Mar.""