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Erick Morillo
Subliminal Sessions Nine
Genre: Dance & Electronic

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Babylon (Into a Groove)/Nu Rhythmix (With Gadjo featuring Alexandra Prince-So Many Times (Accapella)
2. I Just Can't Get Enough/Herd & Fitz featuring Abigail Bailey
3. Sun Rising Up(Original Club Mix)/Deux
4. Unlisted
5. Till There Was You/Rachel Star
6. Make Me High/Todd G
7. Waiting in the Darkness (Harry "Choo Choo" Romero Remix)/Morillo featuring Leslie Carter
8. Alright (Brad Carter Remix)/Red Carpet
9. Fascination/Proper Filthy Naughty
10. Not So Dirty/Who's Who
11. Take Me Higher/H20 Ft Billie
Track Listings (12) - Disc #2
1. Pump Up the Jam (Kurd Maverick aka Gians Mix)/D.O.N.S. featuring Technotronic
2. Do You Wanna Funk/Disco 2000
3. Mas Energia (Ralphi & Martin's Original Mix)/Ralphi Rosario & DJ Martin Fry
4. Noize/Antoine Clamaran Presents Different Drums
5. Tribal Attack/Latin Players
6. Free (Oscar G Remix)/Ultra Nate
7. Alone (Scanners Mybar Mix)/Scanners (David Forbes & Mallorca Lee)
8. More Intensity/Tong & Cox
9. Be Good/Richard Grey
10. Lipstick/Who's Who
11. Illusion/DJ Dero
12. 1989 (ACIIIID)(Submliminal Mix)/DJ Dero
Track Listings (11) - Disc #3
1. Turn Me On/Danny Tenaglia featuring Liz Torres
2. Say Hello/Deep Dish
3. Deep Sleepless Night (Deans Remix)/Mad 8
4. 21st Century/Dave Spoon
5. Father (Erick Morillo Dub)/Anthony Rother
6. Is Killing Me/Nick and Danny Chatelain
7. 3am (Fuzzy Hair Remix)/Blanco and Mato
8. Corocao/Dennis the Menace and Jerry Ropero
9. Together (Original)/Axwell & Sebastian Ingrosso
10. In My Arms/Mylo
11. Der Muckenschwarm/Oliver Koletzki

CD Details

All Artists: Erick Morillo
Title: Subliminal Sessions Nine
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Subliminal Records/Emi
Original Release Date: 1/1/2005
Re-Release Date: 10/18/2005
Genre: Dance & Electronic
Style: House
Number of Discs: 3
SwapaCD Credits: 3
UPC: 691968512225

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CD Reviews

Great!

ET | Los Angeles, CA USA | 02/10/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I really liked it. CD 1 and 3 are what you would typically hear on CD, while CD 2 is more clubby in my opinion. All 3 have unique sounds and are very catchy in a great blend of house. The mixing is good and I don't feel the need to skip to a certain track. Just turn it on and let it roll. All 3 CDs get better toward the ends. CD 3 is probably the best."

Sensational Funky House

S. WOLFE | Washington, DC, USA | 11/05/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you are a fan of funky house music, you must get this 3CD (US Version) compilation. It is absolutely brilliant, I have been listening to it non-stop for days now.

I found CD1 to be a strong opener, but CD2 begins nicely with a modern, groovy remix of the old classic "Pump Up The Jam". Erick Morillo has an excellent ability to build the music at appropriate moments, hold the beat, crescendo, then kick the beat back in - this works extremely well several times on this compilation. CD2 also has an excellent remix of Ultra Nate's "Free", and ends strongly with the DJ Dero tracks.

CD3 is a killer cd. It's the best of the lot. Danny Tenaglia's opener is sensational, Deep Dish's well-known "Say Hello" is surprisingly inconspicuous here. The cd builds and builds up to Mylo's wonderful "In My Arms" mix, closing out very strongly.

Whether it be for gym, for dancing, for getting your Saturday night party started or for maintaining the groove with friends over, this 3cd set is not only excellent value, it's a MUST HAVE!"

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bcauseisaidso | Miami, FL USA | 11/23/2005

(1 out of 5 stars)

"First of all let me just say that Erick Morillo is excellent 'live'. His legendary sets at Space and Crobar are beyond comparison. However, he really dissapoints with this "played out" mix. The track selection is so old and played out...it makes me wonder if he is truly connected with what is happening in the scene.

If I hadn't heard him live then I would think that Morillo is washed up."