The Annual Millennium Edition: Mixed By Judge Jules & Tall Paul - Judge Jules

This beautifully presented double CD set is an excellent guide to the dance music of 1999. Each CD opens with a set of house tracks, before moving off into trance territory. It's interesting to see how each of the two DJs accomplish this. Judge Jules (CD1) starts off with the tougher end of the trance spectrum, blending 'Communication (Mas Mix)' (Mario Piu) into early-'99 classic 'Turn Around' (Phats & Small). It works well, the transition between the two is smooth and the mixing, of course, is spot on. My only complaint is that he uses the odd-sounding original mix of 'Turn Around', rather than the far superior Olav Basoski Mix. Tall Paul merges ...  Read the complete review

This is one of my favourite dance compilation CD’s which shows that it has lasted a long time. I may be biased as I am a huge fan of 90’s music, especially dance and hardcore. At first sight the cover and design of the album is quite sophisticated, and I really like the purple and silver cover. CD1 Track listing~ 1- Chemical Brothers 'Hey Boy Hey Girl' 2- Onephatdeeva 'In and out of my Life' 3- Fatboy slim 'Right Here Right Now' 4- Moloko 'Sing it Back' boris dlugosch musical mix 5- Powerhouse 'what you need' full intention power mix 6- Triple X 'Feel The Same' 7- Eclipse ...  Read the complete review

This double CD compilation it is modern DJ'ing at its best. Judge Jules and Tall Paul mix these two CD's to the very highest standard and it captures the atomphere of the summer with tracks from across the world. My personal favorites are 'Warrior', 'Delerium' and 'Zombie Nation', These tunes all have an excellent beat and a top class tune to it. These are among the best tunes around, or have been for as long as I can remember, last summer actually. If anybody begs to differ then please do so, But once you've heard it Im sure you'll agree, it is simply the best CD around. Both CD's have a good mix of dance ...  Read the complete review

This is the Ministry of Sounds album that is supposed to sum up the year of dance from the year 1999 and into 2000. It is also of course MOS's attempt to cash in a little on the Millenium angle whilst still possible. But, none the less it is actually quite a good album. The album focuses on the big tunes of the last year or two, and includes absolute gems such as the Chemical Brothers' Hey Boy Hey Girl, Fatboy Slims Right Here Right Now, ATB's 9PM Till I Come and numerous others of the massive hit nature. What it doesn't include is naff poppy tracks masquerading as dance songs which is a relief. If you like Ministrys style of music ...  Read the complete review