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1. Block Rockin' Beats - The Chemical Brothers

2. Atom Bomb - Fluke

3. Pearl's Girl - Underworld

4. We Have Explosive - The Future Sound of London

5. Ni Ten Ichi Ryu - Photek

6. Girl/Boy Song - Aphex Twin

7. The Box - Orbital

8. We All Want To Be Free - Tranquility Bass

9. Inner City Life - Goldie

10. Voodoo People (The Chemical Brothers Remix) - Prodigy

11. Are You There? - Josh Wink

12. Busy Child - The Crystal Method

13. Sick To Death - Atari Teenage Riot

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the BEST electronic compilations, Dec 25 2002

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Nicolas Agudelo "Nicolas Agudelo" (Bogot� D.C., Colombia) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Mtvs Amp (Audio CD)

First that all, I'm an electronic music fan from Colombia. I remember that my first SERIOUS contact with electronic music was the AMP TV show, via cable television, way back to 1996. In south america, just like in the U.S. the fresh new sound of the AMP TV show captivated a lot of people like me. And just like in the U.S., here in Colombia, finding good quality electronic music was a lot harder than now...

So when this CD came out, I ordered it in a music store that worked with imports, and WOW... even now after six years, few discs on my collection have the ammount of quality that this one has. It has the biggest artists in electronic music, as well as some of their most famous tracks. Of course, this cd may not be of the likeness of the "bang-bang-bang-boom-boom-boom" techno-fans, because every track on this album is pure flowing style. Real quality. Buy it NOW.

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5.0 out of 5 stars the original gangsta, Dec 10 2002

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This review is from: Mtvs Amp (Audio CD)

This CD's a great starting point and nothing more. it was best back in 97 in my friend's car when we first heard aphex twin and atari teenage riot and laughed it off, only to end up putting it back on later. before circuit city came along and labeled it "electronica" and god knows what else, this was the best starting point for american listeners to get into british techno. only a few stinkers out of an otherwise very diverse (drum 'n bass, chaos, cyberPUNKROCK, straight up big beat) and catchy bunch, sure to sell any disbeliever after time.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Experimental MTV?YES!, May 14 2002

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MJ Krom (Los Angeles,CA) - See all my reviews

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Can you believe I have owned this CD since 1997? I stumbled across AMP one Sunday night after watching 120 Minutes. On AMP, I was exposed to for the first time Prodigy, the Chemical Brothers, Future Sound of London and many other cutting edge artists. From that moment on, I knew I had to have the CD! I agree with the other reviewers here, it is a taste of what MTV in the US can be if they chose to get back their experimental and groundbreaking roots. With songs from the likes of Goldie, the Chemical Brothers, Underworld and the now infamous Prodigy...this CD gives you an overview of the first AMP shows. I can tell you, all of these groups are still very much popular here in Europe and are not "One Hit Wonders" by any means. If you want a taste of experiemental MTV before the Nu-Metal and Boy Band take over of 1998, respectively, then pick up this CD, you wont regret it.

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4.0 out of 5 stars An old collection....
If you're going to review this disc, you have to look at its release date. Yep, 1997. It came out only one month after the Chem Bros "Dig Your Own Hole". Read more

Published on April 17 2002 by Matt Liberto

3.0 out of 5 stars Blah
It sad thought that any fan should have owned every album that these song come on.

Its not a bad collection its just "obvious"