paul van dyk / albums

1,231,633 plays
368 SHARES
775 FAVS
143 fans

- Seven Ways
- - 59,591 plays
  - 6 favs
  - 3 shares
Paul van Dyk
Released 1996

Heaven
05:29
8,574 plays

Forbidden Fruit
06:58
3,357 plays

Home
06:54
3,338 plays

- Add to cart
- buy
- share

songs

- 1
- Home
- 06:54
- 3,338 plays

- 2
- Seven Ways
- 06:24
- 3,229 plays

- 3
- Heaven
- 05:29
- 8,574 plays

- 4
- I Like It
- 05:42
- 2,539 plays

- 5
- Come (And Get It)
- 06:20
- 2,527 plays

- 6
- Forbidden Fruit
- 06:58
- 3,357 plays

- 7
- Beautiful Place
- 07:01
- 2,676 plays

- 8
- People
- 04:22
- 2,158 plays

- 9
- The Greatness Of Britain
- 08:38
- 2,587 plays

- 10
- I Can't Feel It
- 08:00
- 2,175 plays

- 11
- Words (Extended Version)
- 09:39
- 2,132 plays

- 12
- Seven Ways (Star Ways)
- 05:54
- 2,184 plays

- 13
- Today (Trance-ambient Mix)
- 05:36
- 2,769 plays

- 14
- Words (For Love)
- 07:00
- 2,060 plays

- 15
- Beautiful Place (Paradise Mix)
- 06:47
- 1,766 plays

- 16
- Forbidden Future
- 09:19
- 2,117 plays

- 17
- Words (Mana Mix)
- 06:20
- 1,633 plays

- 18
- Words (Curved Headcase Mix)
- 05:00
- 1,692 plays

- 19
- Sundae 6 A.M.
- 10:54
- 1,824 plays

- 20
- Beautiful Place (Just Beautiful)
- 07:00
- 1,512 plays

- 21
- Forbidden Fruit (Bt & Pvd's Food Of Love Mix)
- 09:41
- 1,774 plays

- play all

album review

Seven Ways suggests a time in Paul van Dyk's career when, weary and tottering from the success of "For an Angel," the Teutonic favorite was at his wit's end to unearth anything even halfway as interesting to throw back to the tangential adoration of his newly discovered worldwide fan base. Still, many have faired worse. Top-quality singles like the soothing, prickling "Forbidden Fruit" (burglary of Orbital's "Halcyon + On + On" notwithstanding) or the weltering, Kraftwerk-inspired "Words" know where they're going -- even if van Dyk doesn't -- but, with an innumerable stockpile of wispy trance pottage clogging any potential forward-looking thrust, it's hard to tell if the final message is one of occasional post-breakthrough recalibration or of a jagged, confused transitional album that strums along for a few years until van Dyk would happen upon the anthemic immensity of "We Are Alive." ~ Dean Carlson, All Music Guide