Clubbers Guide to 2001
Album Description
Two CD compilation intended to refresh and revitalise the eardrums and beat away the post holiday blues. Mixed by one of the UK’s leading club and radio DJs, Tall Paul. 37 tracks including, Alan Braxe & Fred Falke-’Intro’ (Original Mix), Darude-’Feel The Beat’ (JS16 Dark Mix), Santos-’Camels’ (Original Mix), Storm-’Storm Animal’ (Original 12′ Mix), Dave Clarke-’The Compass’ (Original Mix) and many more. 2001 release. Slimline double jewel case housed in a slipcase. Includes Ministry Of Sound calendar for 2001.
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September 1st, 2010 at 2:11 pm
Once again Ministry of Sound has taken over my body, mind and soul with thier compilation of expertly mixed tunes courtesy of Tall Paul….’Everything I Play’, ‘All I Do’, ’7 Colours’, ‘Infinity’: these songs grab hold & just don’t let go! This 2 disc set is so dancy and fun it NOT leave my CD changer for quite a while! A Note: The first disc is a lil’ lighter & fun than the second, harder disc…..I listen to Disc 2 first & to get me amped & come down with the second. ENJOY! (I know I do.)
Rating: 5 / 5
September 1st, 2010 at 4:02 pm
Don’t misunderstand me — this Clubbers Guide is beautifully mixed & balanced — & a great way to sample a lot of the U.K. dance chart at once. Great cuts include the Schiller, X-Press 2, Agnelli & Nelson, & Rui da Silva selections. However, a number of tracks also appear in the Ministry of Sound Annual 2000 (Hatiras, Santos, etc.) and one (Junior Jack) was in last year’s Clubber’s Guide. While I am enjoying this compilation more than Cream Anthems 2001 (which seems to have more of a pop feel) the fact that some of the tracks have appeared in other MOS releases keeps me from giving it a top rating.
Rating: 4 / 5
September 1st, 2010 at 4:33 pm
This is my favorite album of all time, period. Words cannot express how much I love ’2001′. It still gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. Its been almost a year since I first bought ‘Clubbers Guide to 2001′ and I listen to it almost daily. This, in my opinion is MOS’s greatest. But, I’m biased as Tall Paul is my favorite DJ.
Rating: 5 / 5
September 1st, 2010 at 6:23 pm
I would’ve given this 4 stars only the second CD grew on me and I now I really enjoy both. Considering that 2001 is supposedly the year of House for dance music, at least here in the UK, this compilation provides a great collection of housey tunes on the fist CD, like Todd Terry’s Raining, Running by Intro and Halo Varga, Future! As well as some clubbed up more commercial songs like All I Do and M&S. The only song I didnt like was Believe by De-La-Funk. Also check out some of the hot trance, like the Humate remix of Schiller’s Das Glockenspeil and Strange World by Push. Some of the commercial songs become a bit irritating, but you can always skip to the good stuff!
So, if you’re looking for some fun tunes that youre bound to hear in clubland this year, then buy Guide to 2001!
Rating: 5 / 5
September 1st, 2010 at 7:19 pm
I had an opportunity to hear the Ministry of Sound “Clubbers Guide” show live while on vacation in Cape Town, South Africa this May. After returning to the states I bought the Clubbers Guide CD. The tracks on this CD where all played (for the most part) live during the show.
The CD is truly amazing. A great mix of house and trance……In addition, you will hear a number of tracks on this CD that you would never have an opportunity to hear in the States.
enjoy!
Rating: 5 / 5