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| Nightmusic, Vol. 1 | 
 enlarge | Artist: Thrillseekers
Label: Water Music Records
Category: Music
List Price: $18.98
Buy New: $9.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 6871
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.8 x 0.4
MPN: 060613
UPC: 030206061321
EAN: 0030206061321
ASIN: B000BYR9WC
Release Date: February 7, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | By Your Side - Thrillseekers, Dootson, Gina | | • | Air for Life - Thrillseekers, Above And Beyond | | • | Who's Knocking - Thrillseekers, Benassi, A. | | • | Piiska - Thrillseekers, Kuisma, M. | | • | Alone - Thrillseekers, Loos, Karstan | | • | Infinite - Thrillseekers, Sorensen, J. | | • | Starfighter - Thrillseekers, Perring, A. | | • | Blossom - Thrillseekers, Bercovitch, Ron | | • | Zonderland - Thrillseekers, Menargues, F.M. | | • | Second Day - Thrillseekers, Amnesia, J. | | • | A.K.A. - Thrillseekers, Ketelaars, S. | | • | Shibuya - Thrillseekers, Reuterber, A. | | • | Lyteo - Thrillseekers, Mister Sam | | • | 1:1.618 - Thrillseekers, Koglin, M. | | • | Behind Silence - Thrillseekers, Afargan, A. |
Disc 2
| • | Square One - Thrillseekers, Secerkadic, A. | | • | The Morning After - Thrillseekers, VanBuuren, A. | | • | Eternity - Thrillseekers, Lang | | • | Sincere for You - Thrillseekers, Helstrip, R. | | • | Surreal - Thrillseekers, Karlsson, K. | | • | Emotions in Motion - Thrillseekers, Zanetti, J. | | • | Mr. Blue - Thrillseekers, Evolve | | • | Safe to Dream - Thrillseekers, Helstrip, S. | | • | Affinity - Thrillseekers, Schwartz, M. | | • | Can You Feel (What I'm Going Thru) - Thrillseekers, Corsten, F. | | • | Sublime - Thrillseekers, Johnston | | • | Calling Your Name - Thrillseekers, |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 24 more reviews...
Seeking a Thrill February 6, 2007
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
I had my first introduction to "The Thrillseekers" (aka Steve Helstrip) after hearing his Stargate 009 Radio Broadcast, and I was blown away, immediately looking to seek out an official release by him.
The man under the alias of "The Thrillseekers" has made one hell of a mix cd here. It is fifteen dollars for two discs of insanely good trance with so much range. An astounding breadth of trance sub-genres becomes mixed and beat-matched within this compilation in such a way that I find myself not regretting in the least the fifteen dollars the album cost me.
Solarstone's Destinations V.1 was, simply put, a 'decent' album; it did not live up to the hype that I had heard. The Thrillseekers' "Night Music V.1" was released on the 'Water Music Dance' label (as was Destinations V.1) and I did not know this until opening the disc when it arrived. I was put off at first, expecting to encounter the same let-down I had experienced with Solarstone's effort. Regardless, I popped the disc into the player.
What a choice that turned out to be!
What was projected was atmospheric & sometimes Balaeric trance purity; crucial twists & turns save this album from being cast off into the realm of trance mix obscurity. Fairly enjoyable vocals (of which I am not normally a fan) along with a lack of the decidedly played-out "four on the floor" kickdrum produced a classy style to this mix. The Thrillseekers has the ability to lay down some *sick* bass lines/grooves and transitions at the most precisely needed moments.
I highly recommend this album to anyone who listens to anything from Sasha to Ferry Corsten to Armin van Buuren to Hybrid to Above & Beyond. It's pretty much an impeccable venture for Helstrip, who has built himself quite the peak to surpass with his next effort.
Buy it. Seek a thrill; you'll find one. Check that - you'll find many.
~Lex
Keep going back December 12, 2006
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I've got a LOT of trance in my collection (Van Dyk, Digweed, Sasha, Van Buuren, Collins, etc), but recently I've kept coming back to The Thrillseekers CD. A good mix of speeds volumes and rhythms. Not so repetitious that your head wants to explode with boredom. Some great vocals in there as well and of course some obligatory cheese. A solid effort and both CDs continue to hold up after numerous listens.
Top selection of uplifting trance February 26, 2006
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I bought this CD yesterday and I would just like to say this is one of the BEST trance double discs I have heard. There are no fillers tracks here; every track is from the top drawer. With the likes of Ferry Corsten's Who's knocking to the ever vocal uplifting tracks 'Sincere for you' and 'Calling your name' this disc is an essential to any fan of uplifting trance.
Good flow July 20, 2006
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
This album has a great flow from track to track which defines any good trance album. The highlights on disc one are tracks 1, 5, & 6. The Thrillseekers exemplify solid trance here. A little Paul Van Dykish on Summer Sessions. Definitely worth the price for a double disc.
Speechless April 21, 2006
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is the first review I've ever written on here but this album is so good, I had to do it. This 2 disc collection is perfect. Its the best trance album I've EVER heard, and I listen to a lot of trance. Disc 1 is pulsating, intense, vibrant, and melodic trance that takes you on a journey. Disc 2 is a little bit more laidback, but still has some hard beats and epic build ups. I am a huge fan of Tiesto, Van Buuren, Corsten, Van Dyk etc and this album is better than ANYTHING those guys have put out. Any fan of trance needs this cd! I could go on forever, I bought this the day it came out and still havent put it down. AMAZING.
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