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| 1. Jo Manji - Beyond The Sunset |
| 2. Lovers Lane - Island Memories (original mix) |
| 3. Blank & Jones - Desire (ambient mix) |
| 4. Kalliope - Lunar Landings |
| 5. So Fine - A Day In The Sun |
| 6. Miro - The Cure (Sunshine mix) |
| 7. Rue Du Soleil - Troya |
| 8. Soft Wave - Plenitude Part 2 |
| 9. CDM - Many Rivers To Cross |
| 10. Quantic - Time Is The Enemy |
| 11. Trio Mafua - Quente |
| 12. Lazybatusu - 8.00AM |
| 13. Mr. Swen G* feat Inusa - Morning Light (Coffee Shop remix) |
| 14. Digitano & CDM - Rajamanta (interactive track for Windows & Mac) |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
"Relaxation del Mar",
By Stella Carrier "powerfulcommunicator" (Hyattsville Maryland) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Café del Mar, Vol. 9 (Audio CD)
Café Del Mar, Vol. 9" is a calming collection of 14 songs that are very relaxing and uplifting. These musical tracks contain elements that combine the chill-out and electronica musical genres. My overall favorite song on this collection is "The Cure" because the singer of this song has beautiful vocals. In addition, "The Cure" seems to be about wanting to experience the blessing of peace in all areas of one's life. The musical track "Troya" has a carefully crafted harmonious blend of songs. "Café Del Mar Vol. 9 is great for anyone who enjoys the blend of electronica and chill-out music.
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4.7 out of 5 stars (16 customer reviews) 23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sublime,
By Charles Ryder - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: V9 Cafe Del Mar (Audio CD)
This is chill music for the soul, music to live by. One beautiful track after another. It has played non-stop on my various CD players since I got it 5 months ago...and I am not even close to growing tired of it. Rather, it has become like oxygen. I can't live without.Every CD in the del Mar series is worth its weight in gold, but this one can be weighted with a far more precious metal. I would need to be a poet to say more about this wonderful compilation. But I must mention track 5: it is a highlight among bright stars. Never have I heard such smooth and darkly elegant guitar work, all of course backed by a first-class chill groove. Plug your soul into this CD...you will be transported to a lovely place. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
pretty jazzy,
By Jeffrey Seabrook "BMW Power" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: V9 Cafe Del Mar (Audio CD)
This is an excellent CD. Every song belongs on the disc (except"time is the enemy" by Quantic, although an excellent song, it is too upbeat for this CD and could have been replaced by something from the Knighthawks. This song can be found also on Private Lounge 3, of which I own, and the song by Quantic was a purchasing point for me to buy the CD, so don't take this opinion in the wrong way or out of context.). All of these songs keep a tight knit from one song to the other - this has made it into my top 3 CD's out of 50 something. If you like this album, or haven't purchased it, you should check out some albums by Praful at the same time, you're sure to enjoy. Again, this is a great disc. 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Pleasant but not not strong enough to recoup the glory days,
By Arry Tanusondjaja - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: V9 Cafe Del Mar (Audio CD)
Cafe del Mar's compilations became well-known for their luscious rhythm, that seem to climax in the middle of the CD then taper down again to slow beats. In my reviews of the previous albums, I mentioned that Jose Padilla did this marvellously. It always seems like starting a day and finishing it perfectly when I listen to his compilations: slow songs at first, then build up to dancey tunes, then slowly, without losing the beat, close off the CD with a nice and warm slow finale.However, after DJ Bruno took over from Volumen Siete (7) onwards, it seems that he could not successfully carry on this flavour. Volumen Nueve is similar to Volumen 7 and 8; if the album is also likened to a 'day', it fails to wake up and pick up: it says moody, slow and brooding. Don't get me wrong, I love leisurely-paced songs as well, but after a while when I need a pick-me-up with faster songs, the album stays on its slow path until it's too late (the first track with a more pronounced beat only starts with #6 - The Cure (Miro). However, even track#6 is still not enough to pick up the mood, because the mood is still rather sombre, even if Track#7 is bouncier - and that's already half of the CD. All in all, the album is pleasant, but it cannot recoup Cafe del Mar's glory days under Jose Padilla. Bruno probably hates having his style being compared to Jose Padilla's, but the thing is, Jose Padilla's style is one of the key thing why Cafe del Mar albums are so popular in the first place! |
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