Various - Late Night Boulevard FLAC

I own this comp. It was different to Enigma and made look beyond the traditional low fi/ambience scene I had been baked in. It led me into the Cafe Del Mar, Stephanie Pompougnac and Buddha Bar sound. If you can get your hands on this CD it's well worth having. The Audio Deluxe track reminds me of the ending of For A Few Dollars More. :)

I own this comp and have to disagree with the reviewer below. There is nothing special about the Mystic Force track (actually it gets pretty unbearable as it progresses), if you are expecting a deep ambient trance like their earlier work you will be very disappointed. What you get here is pretty much a selection of average downtempo tracks, nothing you can live without. Top track here is the Audio Deluxe's classic 60 Seconds, thankfully they included (George James Original Instrumental) which is superior to the vocal version and only a handful of rare compilations contain the instrumental version. The track by Sassi & Loco is good too. B-12's Epilion is more on the techno side but good overall.

This is really an average compilation, until you get to the exclusive Mystic Force track which to me is one of the best productions that Mystic Force ever made although it's quite different than his earlier material. This is an odd disc filled with downtempo tracks and some IDM/Ambient from B12 and Sabres Of Paradise, but the Mystic Force track is worth checking out if you are into hypnotic ambience. The dreamlike and beautiful "Hypnotica (7th Revelation Remix)" has a nice hypnotic 5 minute ambient intro that builds before the beats kick in. This track is really a hidden gem on a compilation that not many outside of Australia had the chance to obtain.