22D010 presents Taste 22 Techno Flavours Vol1

[paduraru]

2LS 2 Dance presents 22D010: Various Artists - Taste 22 Techno Flavours (Volume 1)
Release date: December 2007


Would You Like To Get A Taste Of 22 Techno Flavours? Playing this release will discover you the dj-friendly combination between past and future Techno!

CD1
01.The Touch You Trust (Elliot Wright Techno Dub)
02.Where Do I Fit (Chris Shivers Techno Dub)
03.Shall We Dance (Tribal Injection Techno Dub)
04.Unconditional Giving (Jacksin Techno Dub)
05.Emotion Comes From Motion (Bryant Autrey Techno Mix)
06.Spring Refresh (Sead Redzic Techno Mix)
07.Beatport (Kozin Techno Dub)
08.Emotion Comes From Motion (JASC Techno Dub)
09.Shall We Dance (Stalot Techno Mix)
10.Unconditional Giving (Carlo Calabro Techno Dub)
11.If You Want (Michael Paul Banks Techno Dub)

CD2
12.Sharing Transparently (DMS12 Techno Mix)
13.Accepting The Differences (Assault Systems Techno Dub)
14.Right Side Up (Pedro Bucarelli Techno Mix)
15.Shall We Dance (Abstract Labor Techno Mix)
16.Where Do I Fit (Cogitamen Techno Mix)
17.The Touch You Trust (Faster Techno Mix)
18.Right Side Up (Super Agent 33 Techno Dub)
19.The Power Of Intimacy (Brandon Plank Techno Dub)
20.Unconditional Giving (Vlad Caia Techno Dub)
21.Emotion Comes From Motion (Alex Aguilar Techno Mix)
22.Universal Interpretation (Chriss Razor Techno Mix)

Get now a taste and listen audio samples at the promo pre-release here:
http://beatport.com/en-US/html/content/label/detail/7844/the_remix_label

Do you remember how was the first time you enjoyed Techno? Enjoy now this musical journey that brings exciting sensations thru each remix. The original tracks we're written & produced by Cristian Paduraru.

Tracks are supported by many good dj's and sound like Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Basic Channel, Adam Beyer, Ricardo Villalobos, Carl Craig, Aril Brikha, Trentemoeller, Booka Shade.

[noxela]

techno has two meanings -- it's funny -- for europeans they mean stuff with no vocals, really underground "hard" stuff -- for americans, when they say "techno", often they mean what in europe is called "dance".  And "dance" in europe is a lot more mainstream and pop-oriented

for "american" style techno (i.e. european "dance"), the best example I've found is this (itunes link):

http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/advancedSearchResults?albumTerm=Euro+Club+Hits+Vol+

strangely it's called "euro club hits" ... which makes things even more confusing ;

for "european" style techno... i.e. the stuff with no songs, I recommend going to //www.beatport.com and checking out the stuff in the "techno" section --