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Lazy Dog
Released 2002

Summer
07:21
94 plays

By Your Side [Ben Watt Lazy Dog Remix]
07:40
309 plays

Without You [Liquid People Vocal Mix]
05:14
294 plays

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songs

- 1
- It's Yours [Original Distant Music Mix]
- 06:02
- 225 plays

- 2
- The Guitar
- 07:25
- 196 plays

- 3
- By Your Side [Ben Watt Lazy Dog Remix]
- 07:40
- 309 plays

- 4
- Destiny [Deep FM Trumpet Remix]
- 06:06
- 184 plays

- 5
- Without You [Liquid People Vocal Mix]
- 05:14
- 294 plays

- 7
- Heard It All Before [Ben Watt Lazy Dog Remix]
- 06:53
- 181 plays

- 8
- Dreamoz [D' Julz Mix]
- 05:23
- 150 plays

- 9
- In the Music [Sunswing Mix]
- 07:24
- 161 plays

- 10
- My Love for You [Live Element Remix]
- 06:38
- 240 plays

- 11
- I Can't Wait [Original Flavor Mix]
- 06:52
- 218 plays

- 13
- Been So Long [Wamdue Speakeasy Vocal Mix]
- 05:51
- 108 plays

- 14
- All That I Give [Dub Mix]
- 03:55
- 160 plays

- 15
- Sereia [Original Mix]
- 07:10
- 146 plays

- 16
- In Your Arms (We Gonna Make It) [Joey Negro Revival Dub]
- 06:10
- 135 plays

- 17
- I Know You, I Live You [Joey Negro Revival Mix]
- 07:10
- 117 plays

- 18
- Supernova [Club Mix]
- 08:01
- 102 plays

- 19
- Tha Music [Knee Deep Club Mix]
- 06:40
- 174 plays

- 20
- Summer
- 07:21
- 94 plays

album review

Featuring two CDs of a continuous dance mix, Lazy Dog, Vol. 2 is an interesting collection of sparse, ethereal house and techno that builds a lot of momentum from some rather hollow tracks. Most of the songs here range from up-tempo jams to low-key house tracks, but there is an air of sadness and emptiness revolving around the mix that doesn't affect the energy of the songs, but does change the mood from a typical techno disc. The first disc, mixed by Ben Watt, is more oriented toward this style of techno. His mix is held together by the beat, which stays constant throughout with only minor changes. Jay Hannan is the brain behind the second disc, and he takes a similar approach with slightly more energetic results. The common theme between both albums may not appeal to those who like their techno with more substance, and admittedly this is rather boring when taken out of the club context. But these are very good mixes that work nicely on the dancefloor; just understand that this isn't the typical "Block Rockin' Beats" approach that many mix discs take. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide