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Louie
DeVito
Trance Sessions
label:
Capitol Records
released: 08.06.02
our score: 3.0 out of 5.0
buy it: here
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Louie DeVito,
the NYC DJ rapidly becoming well known for his non-stop house
mixes, has brought forth yet another mix CD. This time he attempts
to venture into the genre of trance music, only he is slightly
misguided in his use of the term "trance." Trance
Sessions is more hard house than trance, so listeners beware.
Nonetheless,
Trance Sessions offers an exciting mix of high energy music,
residing mostly in the upper 130 bpm range. DeVito executes the
mixes with more precision than seen on his previous albums, paying
more attention to the breaks in the preceding track and the keys
of the tracks being mixed. He does, however, tend to leave the
bass levels a little too high when both tracks are present, which
leads to slight distortion on the bottom end.
DeVito has
made it easy for the casual dance music listener to get a taste
the club scene with his mix albums, and he continues this trend
with Trance Sessions, adding a bit of variety to his repertoire.
But for die-hard eletronic music fans, Trance Sessions
offers nothing stellar.
16-Sep-2002
11:00 PM

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Monastic - Narcotix
2. E-ject - The Pressure
3. R.O.O.S. - Instant Moments
4. Pho - Sioux
5. Quo Vadis - Sonic Boom
6. The Moon - Sushi
7. Phasendreher - The Trip
8. Milky Way - Rock
9. Derb - Derb In Africa
10. Unix - Wild Pleasure
11. The Coach & The Player - Chemical Sangria
12. Liberty - Moonshine
13. Tropicana f. DJ Bert - Things To Come
14. GAZ - Acid Kills Your Brain
15. Mavor vs Mark Nails - Computer Revolution
16. Mach 2 - Poison
17. The D Devils - The Final Countdown
18. Toolboy - Fear The Drill
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