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Dave Seaman Downtempo Trip Hop Ambient 1999 UK

Performer Dave Seaman
Title Back To Mine
Date of release 1999
Country UK
Style Downtempo, Trip Hop, Ambient
Other formats AU VQF AHX ADX ASF XM ADX
Genre Electronic
Size MP3 1959 mb
Size FLAC 1595 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 596

Back to Mine is a series of mix albums, usually mixed by renowned DJs or composers of electronic music. The compilations usually feature artists other than the artist compiling the album, and are based on what the artist would play at home after a night out, rather than as part of a nightclub session. The first volume was released in February 1999 by DJ Nick Warren. Since volume seven, the albums have borne the subtitle "a personal collection for after-hours grooving".

Artist: Various Artists Album: Back To Mine Series Genre: Breaks, Downtempo, Ambient, Trip Hop, House, Progressive House, Tech House, Soul, Deep House, Soft Rock, Trip Hop, Country Rock, Leftfield, Trip Hop, Abstract, Tribal, Drum&Bass, Modern Classical, Future Jazz, Disco, Alternative Rock, Garage Rock, Blues Rock, Avantgarde, Disco, Techno, Leftfield, Experimental, Classic Rock, Ska and etc. Country: UK. Albums: 1999 - Back To Mine: Nick Warren. Tracklisting: 01. Sequential - The Mission (1:57) 02.

The last Back to Mine compilation that I bought (Orbital) didn't exactly set my ears on fire. Dave Seaman has moments of this on some of his mixes (I'm thinking of his Renaissance Worldwide set) and some other mellow turns in his mixes. But these are sporadic and are used to build towards a climax of some kind. A big fan of Danny Tenaglia, I stumbled upon his Back to Mine CD some time ago and found it a pleasant change, good for some chill time.

Label: DMC ‎– BACKCD19 Series: Back To Mine – Format: CD, Compilation, Mixed Country: UK Released: 25 Oct 2004 Genre: Electronic Style: House, Downtempo, Disco Tracklist 1 – Ramsey Lewis - Spring High 2 – Diana Ross - No One Gets The Prize 3 – Harvey Mason - Groovin' You 4 – Sounds Of Blackness - Everything Is Gonna Be Alright 5 – The Black Science Orchestra - New Jersey Deep 6 – Bill Summers - Feel The Heat 7 – John Handy - Hard Work 8 – Loose Ends - Stay A Little While Child 9 – Timmy Thomas - Why Cant We Live Together 10 – The Style Council - Long Hot Summer 11 – Leftfield - 21st Centu.

Tracklist

–Midi Brotherhood	The Superself	1:12
–Craig Armstrong	Weather Storm	6:03
–Genetica	Future Past	8:32
–Sasha	Baja (Port Douglas Mix)	8:25
–Global Communication	Epsilon Phase	8:56
–Depeche Mode	Useless (Kruder & Dorfmeister Remix)	6:00
–Sneaker Pimps	Six Underground (Perfecto Dub)	7:02
–Desert	Sonic Boom	5:22
–D*Note	A Short Goodbye	3:29
–Angel Baby	Format 2:1	2:22
–Lamb	Gorecki	6:48

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BACKCD2	Dave Seaman	Back To Mine ‎(CD, Mixed)	DMC	BACKCD2	UK	1999
BACKLP02	Dave Seaman	Back To Mine - 2 ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti)	DMC	BACKLP02	UK	1999
BACKLP02	Dave Seaman	Back To Mine ‎(2xLP, Comp)	DMC	BACKLP02	UK	1999
BACK LP 2	Dave Seaman	Back To Mine ‎(LP, Comp, W/Lbl)	DMC	BACK LP 2	UK	1999

Talk about Dave Seaman - Back To Mine

Fenrikree

Back To Mine series with Dave Seaman is a mind blowing one .Lie back , close your eyes ..let the holly spirit from this phenomenal mix takes you to your highest fantasy .

FEISKO

This was the first CD to really get me into downtempo/ambient electronic. Its still as good as any chillout mix today.

Makaitist

Nice track selection, very ambient, good background music, Craig Armstrong's Weather Storm (which features on massive Attack's Protection) and Sasha's Baja are highlights for me.

Cozius

trying to find the sasha track : Baja (Port Douglas Mix) is some what difficult ! .. awsome lp mind . nicks takes some beating though in my opionion. still awsome either way you look at it . my advice. buy them all !

Thiama

Beautiful and epic, not as good as Nick Warren's, which in my humble opinion is the best of the series and my fave chill out compilation but netherless this is very good. Any comp with the sublime Gorecki by Lamb is always worth checking out.

Gom

While the track selection is good, it does sort of feel like Dave Seaman didn't bring his A-game. This is very noticable in the mixing, which at times contains more than a few errors. The biggest offender in this regard is the transition from Genetica to Sasha, where the time signature is thrown completely off, resulting in a messy transition that can take one out of the experience.A solid release, but the mixing leaves something to be desired, which is a disappointment from Seaman, who's mixing is usually rock solid.

Thetalen

The second release in the fabulous "Back to Mine" series. Each artist gets to present you with their favorite songs, as they would play them for you at an after hours party. Dave Seaman's take on this is pure class. He presents us with a smooth flowing, and chilly journey through some great tracks. Favorites are the Craig Armstrong track, Depeche Mode, and the Sneaker Pimps. The journey ends with one of, if not the most beautiful songs ever, Lamb's "Gorecki". A heart felt ending to a wonderful disc.

Butius

This really is one superb selection of chillage. The Back To Mine series is brilliant, but this is one of the highlights. Craig Armstrong's "Weather Storm" takes things deep, then Sasha's "Baja" brings you up into bliss, and by K&D's mix of The Mode's "Useless", your'e so relaxed you probably don't have a pulse, but when the closer, the overwhelming "Gorecki" by Lamb comes in, you will probably know what's it's like to be a battery that's just been recharged. Dave is criminally underrated, and this mix shows he is one of a few that can do both chilled and banging with equal brilliance.

Nkeiy

Dave releases another stellar CD. The more albums of his i listen to the more i admire this man. His track selection is phenomenal and his mixing is amazing! BTM is a downtempo chillout journey that i highly recommend anybody investigate! (5/5)

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