| CHILLED II 1991-2009 | 
| Artist: Various Artists
Label: Ministry of Sound
Category: Music
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Rating:  31 reviews
Format: Box set
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.9
EAN: 5051275026429
ASIN: B00274SHMA
Release Date: May 18, 2009
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | 808 State Pacific State | | • | The Beloved The Sun Rising | | • | Leftfield Original | | • | Primal Scream & Denise Johnson Don't Fight It, Feel It | | • | Sneaker Pimps 6 Underground | | • | Groove Armada At The River | | • | St Germain Dub Experience II | | • | A Man Called Adam Barefoot In The Head | | • | Moloko Sing It Back | | • | Kinobe Slip Into Something More Comfortable Instrumental Version | | • | Rae & Christian Feat. Veba Spellbound | | • | Aim Cold Water Music | | • | Ballistic Brothers Blacker | | • | Mr. Scruff Get A Move On | | • | Cut La Rock New York Pimp | | • | Kruder & Dorfmeister Black Baby | | • | World Party Is It Too Late? Peter Lorimer Mix | | • | The Prodigy 3 Kilos | | • | Olive You're Not Alone Nightmares On Wax Mix | | • | Deadly Avenger We Took Pelham |
Disc 2
| • | Coldplay Trouble | | • | Air All I Need | | • | Faithless Drifting Away | | • | Zero 7 Destiny | | • | Lemon Jelly In The Bath | | • | Roots Manuva Witness (1 Hope) | | • | Max Sedgley Happy | | • | Daft Punk Digital Love | | • | Mylo Valley Of The Dolls | | • | Jakatta The Other World | | • | Cicada Elle Et Moi | | • | Fatboy Slim North West Three | | • | Space Raiders Beautiful Crazy | | • | Thievery Corporation The Cosmic Gate | | • | Pilote Turtle Bonobo Remix | | • | Flunk Blue Monday | | • | Maxence Cyrin Unfinished Sympathy | | • | Nouvelle Vague Teenage Kicks | | • | Nightmares On Wax Calling | | • | Tom Middleton Serendipity | | • | UNKLE Tired Of Sleeping |
Disc 3
| • | Jakatta American Dream Intro | | • | Eric Prydz Pjanoo Dana Bergquist & Peder G Remix | | • | Kid Cudi Vs Crookers Day 'N' Nite D.O.N.S Remix | | • | Deep Dish With Everything But The Girl The Future Of The Future (Stay Gold) | | • | Jean Jacques Smoothie 2 People | | • | Underworld Cups Salt City Orchestra Remix | | • | Jam & Spoon Stella | | • | Kings Of Tomorrow Finally | | • | Röyksopp Poor Leno Jakatta Mix | | • | Bent Magic Love Ashley Beedle's Black Magic Vocal Mix | | • | Etienne De Crecy Le Patron Est Devenu Fou! Love From San Francisco Mix | | • | Marshall Jefferson Vs Noosa Heads Mushrooms Salt City Orchestra Remix | | • | Moby Go Subliminal Mix | | • | Djuma Soundsystem Les Djinns | | • | Alan Braxe & Fred Falke Chrystal City | | • | Sébastien Tellier Kilometer A Trak Remix | | • | Friendly Fires Paris Aeroplane Remix | | • | Williams Love On A Real Train Williams Odyssey Mix | | • | Lindstrom & Prins Tomas En Dag I Mai | | • | StoneBridge Feat. Therese Put 'Em High Claes Rosen Lounge Mix | | • | Chicane Salt Water Mothership Mix |
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Product Description
Just in time for the sunset parties this year, Ministry of Sound release the second edition of the 'chilled' series with quite literally a very 'cool' selection of sounds ranging from the trip hop beats of Sneaker Pimps - '6 Underground' right through to the upbeat sounds of the Deep Dish and Everything But The Girl classic 'stay Gold'.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Ministry's best chillout compilation since The Chillout Annual 2002... May 22, 2009
C. Wheeler (Glasgow, UK)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
This is easily the best chillout compilation Ministry Of Sound have released in years, a wide selection of classic chillout tracks, balanced out with plenty of brand new and slightly more obscure tracks, which definately gives it the edge over the cash-in that was Chilled Vol.1.
Highlights include Mr Scruff's jazzy 'Get A Move On' on CD1, a gorgeous piano version of Massive Attack's 'Unfinished Sympathy' on CD2, and some light and breezy remixes of Eric Prydz's 'Pjanoo' and Friendly Fires' 'Paris' on CD3.
Each disc is great from start to finish, with plenty of thought and care going into the order of the tracks, CD3 being particularly superb.
Great for Chillout fans old and new, plenty of variety, quality and quantity, and gorgeous artwork and packaging.
A must-have.
SUPERB! May 26, 2009
Mr. K. Eaton
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
I will keep this short and sweet by telling you this is probably the best chillout album ive heard throughout 3 discs! The album just oozes quality on all 3 discs and the biggest shock of all here in which i had to bang my head against a very hard wall just to make sure i wasn't dreaming is that it is actually a "MINISTRY OF SOUND!" album.... MMMmmmmmm maybe i didn't hit my head hard enough cos MOS don't make good albums anymore do they? ;0)
Great Ad! May 18, 2009
DC (reigate)
24 out of 25 found this review helpful
I was given the first Chilled album from last year, and thought it was good although improveable, Disc 3 and the chilled house was the highlight for me. It's difficult to like these albums when they're so familiar and potentially overplayed, but in terms of as a music collection if you haven't got a chill album this is spot on - some really amazing records i'd forgotton about (808 state, sneaker pimps, aim), some obvious but nice additions (coldplay, zero 7, jakatta), and some generally new bits (friendly fires, sebastien tellier, lindstrom). plus a few very very nice records from primal scream, ballistic brothers and The Prodigy (haven't heard that record in ages!)
so a decent nod to new records, a lot of good classics, and a good middle ground of club records.
and the reason for my review header, I saw the ad on telly and thought it was amazing!
Chilled Beats, But Not What You Expect August 8, 2009
DL Productions UK (Merseyside, UK)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
The Ministry Of Sound now have been putting out a lot of chillout material since around 1999, and to be honest with you, it's all been rather mediocre, the usual suspects, like Groove Armada, Jakatta (which has been used on nearly every documentary since 2005!) and Kinobe - who are no synonymous with the genre, it would take a bulldozer to separate them, so it's not surprising that this stuff is on here, but to be honest with you again, there's some really unexpected cuts on here, I really didn't expect the MOS to use the rather dreamy World Party track with Is It Too Late?; and Sébastien Tellier's Kilometer.
I have noticed a lot of people complaining about the ads not having the same sort of music which they portray, yes, that is true, but this CD is actually better than I expected, and some great music can be found here. Although it's minimalistic in some ways, it's really there for you to chill out, and getting rid of all that excitement which might be preventing you from sleeping, or just to take the anger out of you from a busy day, and I have to agree that this compilation is just the ticket. I would suggest getting this if you don't have any other MOS releases, otherwise you're just going to duplicate a lot of tracks from other albums and it feels a bit of a rip off.
There are some nice surprises on here, and it's a good mix (well only CD3 is "mixed") that will help you relax. Really fed up of hearing Jakatta's American Dream though, it's become too popular and annoying at the same time.
If I were you I would look at the MP3 version as you get the full tracks, and then just set your MP3 player or software to crossfade, it's the same thing as the MOS but you get the full mix, which sometimes is more relaxing.
Super Chilled May 21, 2009
Cathy Wilde (Oxford)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
A really well thought out collection from MOS. Love "Get a move on" I hadn't heard this before. Kinobe are now synonomous with the classic chill out tune, as well as Sneaker Pimps 6 Underground. You should have pretty much all the must haves covered with this album.
If you like this try New Life or any of the ACO album for that matter. Just bought that and its also super chilled, all instrumentals.
Brilliant collection from MOS, bring on the sunshine. I would advise you not to listen to this at work if you want to get anything done!! - Cool ad on TV too.
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