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Chicane
Released 2001

A Brass Band in African Chimes
09:12
84 plays

E.V.A.
08:44
82 plays

Into the Fourth Dimension
08:57
73 plays

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- 2
- E.V.A.
- 08:44
- 82 plays

- 3
- Windowlicker
- 06:04
- 62 plays

- 4
- Smoke Belch II [Beatless Mix]
- 04:10
- 68 plays

- 5
- Before Today [Chicane Mix]
- 06:12
- 240 plays

- 6
- Off Shore [Original Mix]
- 04:27
- 358 plays

- 7
- A Brass Band in African Chimes
- 09:12
- 84 plays

- 8
- Natural Thing
- 04:05
- 71 plays

- 9
- Deeper
- 10:46
- 118 plays

- 10
- Oxygene, Pt. 2
- 06:50
- 55 plays

- 11
- Early
- 04:12
- 64 plays

- 12
- Into the Fourth Dimension
- 08:57
- 73 plays

- 13
- Not Forgottoen
- 04:42
- 239 plays

- 14
- Eterna
- 06:14
- 127 plays

- 16
- Wide Open Space [Perfecto Mix]
- 07:15
- 667 plays

- 17
- Strings for Yasmin
- 04:05
- 56 plays

- 18
- Chase the Sun [Adam Freeland Mix]
- 11:23
- 354 plays

- 19
- Help Me Make It Through the Night [Deep Mix]
- 09:06
- 53 plays

- 20
- (Who?) Keeps Changing Your Mind [Fresh Fruit Mix]
- 07:35
- 144 plays

- 21
- Is There Anybody Out There?
- 03:27
- 62 plays

- 22
- Greece 2000
- 07:48
- 122 plays

- 23
- Stars [Way Out West Remix]
- 06:13
- 63 plays

- 24
- Airwave
- 02:57
- 124 plays

album review

There was always something off with Chicane, either in his discreditable use of guest vocalists or the way he adhered to stunningly melodious trance music while edging in and out of abominable new age. And yet, when deciding to compose an Ibizan love letter for an audience that was quickly beginning to eye the lustier vibes of Miami or Ayia Napa, he culled lifelong favorites, put them beside the likes of Aphex Twin and Everything but the Girl, and fashioned a winding path to one of the most steadily successful records he's ever worked on. You can almost see watery beads form on the first disc's teary ambience, thanks mostly to Kama Sutra's "Sugar Steps" and Chicane's own "Early." And the second disc, though far less consistent, wiggles with more proper dance beats -- the Disco Citizens-like Bassheads, Rank 1's lip-quivering "Airwave" -- complimenting his genuine empathy and dim-witted weaknesses so well that a part of you is pleased that Chicane's influences are far better than his actual product. ~ Dean Carlson, All Music Guide