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Gatecrasher - Global Sound System,Various Artists

- Gatecrasher - Global Sound System
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Released 2000

Keep Moving
03:18
537 plays

Rheinkraft
04:43
477 plays

Dido [Armin Mix]
06:20
457 plays

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songs

- 1
- Lost Planet
- 06:23
- 314 plays

- 2
- Subraumstimulation
- 04:15
- 284 plays

- 3
- Standing [Jamie Anderson Remix]
- 03:54
- 251 plays

- 4
- Rheinkraft
- 04:43
- 477 plays

- 5
- Heaven's Gate
- 03:47
- 262 plays

- 6
- Keep Moving
- 03:18
- 537 plays

- 7
- Love Has Come Again
- 05:13
- 259 plays

- 8
- Fratt Boy
- 05:26
- 345 plays

- 9
- Love from Above
- 04:29
- 402 plays

- 10
- Superstring
- 03:59
- 413 plays

- 11
- Home
- 05:27
- 323 plays

- 12
- Wide Eyed Angel [Commie Remix]
- 03:32
- 277 plays

- 14
- Kali Yuga
- 04:43
- 203 plays

- 15
- Skydive
- 04:43
- 420 plays

- 16
- Natural Blues
- 04:43
- 203 plays

- 17
- Dreaming [Evolution Remix]
- 03:50
- 266 plays

- 3
- Horizons
- 03:15
- 1,298 plays

- 16
- Dreams
- 06:24
- 1,685 plays

- 18
- Dido [Armin Mix]
- 06:20
- 457 plays

- 19
- Air 2000
- 05:13
- 238 plays

- 20
- Horizon
- 03:15
- 302 plays

- 21
- Voices [DJ Remy Remix]
- 05:13
- 197 plays

- 22
- Tolerance
- 04:24
- 232 plays

- 23
- The Adventures of...
- 04:38
- 294 plays

- 25
- Silence [DJ Tiesto in the Search of Sunrise Remix]
- 05:11
- 258 plays

- 26
- No Hesitation
- 04:11
- 199 plays

- 27
- Warrior [Club Mix]
- 04:39
- 254 plays

- 28
- Mutterkorn
- 05:19
- 288 plays

- 30
- Isn't Life Wonderful? [Flat 6 Remix]
- 05:48
- 186 plays

- 31
- It's Too Late
- 04:10
- 204 plays

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album review

Oddly enough, just when Britain's big trance comedown started to creep in, there were moments when some purveyors of the thinning scene seemed more clear-headed than ever before. The fact that Gatecrasher Global Sound System is probably the most creatively successful effort for the super-club's series should say quite a bit. Responding to diminishing returns with a tighter, more effective mix of quality tracks that highlight both the scene's obscure talents (Subtle By Design, Flutlicht, etc.) and overground stars (Cygnus X, Paul Van Dyk), the feeling of recapturing a clogged scene is a potent one. The first disc, for example, has a sweet (not sugary) deep-trance set that's more akin to an across the table seduction than a slobbery, E'd-up smack on the cheek, while the second disc's mix of the harder 4/4 sounds of a night's climax lacks almost all the droning repercussions of the usually irksome genre. Even the unnecessary showcases of mega-lightweights like BT's "Dreaming" or Moby's "Natural Blues" can't lessen the impact too much. This is super-club music with a regained sense of dignity and decorum. With a realization that only giving people what they want is dangerously incestuous. They might not be a "super-club" for long, but Gatecrasher is starting to remember what really made the punters stream into their huge rooms in the first place. ~ Dean Carlson, All Music Guide