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| Label: | Azuli | | Rel. date: | 30th Jan 06 | | Cat No: | AZCD42 | | Reviewer: | Sebastian Napora | | Reviewed: | 11th Mar 06 | | Format: | CD | | Rating: |  |
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CD 1- Urban Soul - Alright (Original Mix)
- T-Coy - Carino 90
- Turntable Orchestra - You'Re Gonna Miss Me (Extended Club Mix)
- Fire Island - In Your Bones (Vocal)
- Fire Island Ft Ricardo Da Force - Fire Island
- Pleasure Dome - 8 Minutes Of Techfunk
- Photon Inc - Give A Little Love ("Tha" Wild Pitch Mix)
- Pm Dawn - A Watcher'S Point Of View (Todd Terry Melody Mix) (Dh Edit)
- Ce Ce Peniston - Keep Givin' Me Your Love (Boss Mix)
- Chito'S Revenge - Oracion
- Hocus Pocus - Hocus Pocus (Magical Trance Mix)
- Slack - Painkiller
- Ready For Dead - Ready For Dead (Ambient Mix)
CD 2- Sub Sub - Space Face (Dh Edit)
- Coldcut - Timber (Original Version)
- Micheal Bundt - The Brain Of Oscar Panniza
- Japan - Ghosts
- Iron Butterfly - In A Gadda Da Vida
- The Temptations - Papa Was A Rolling Stone (Dh Stripped Down Mix)
- Faze Action - Plans And Designs
- Black Science Orchestra - Save Us (Funky Music)
- Visnadi - Hunt'S Up (Nofuturenopast Mix)
- Visnadi - Racing Tracks (Indianapolis Drive Mix)
- Orbital - Impact
- Holy Ghost Inc - Mad Monks On Zinc (Original Mix)
- Black Science Orchestra - Save Us (Funky Music) (Intro Reprise)
- Carly Simon - Why
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 The brand Danny Howells is a guarantee of a perfect musical feast, which is something that has been proven to everybody who has come across his name. And there have been so many occasions for him to prove it, from excellent compilations on Global Underground to brilliant 6 hour live sets at clubs. Even though the previous albums of “Choice” series didn’t exactly leave me down on my knees, this one is nothing but a treat from the first notes right to the end. With this album, Danny Howells proves that through all the years he has been flirting with music, he’s been unceasingly and consistently going in the same musical direction. His selection, as opposed to the previous releases of the series, will not even put off the artist’s youngest fans because what he presents on the dancefloors these days doesn’t differ all that much from what’s been compiled on “Choice”. That’s not all, as there’s something in the tracks that identify Danny Howells’ style, which is simply good house music with a little funky flavour, and in this particular case with a bit of retro, of course. The choice of tracks was not made accidentally, that’s for sure. Each one of the songs is a collection of memories in itself. Memories that can belong to any one of us, which is precisely why it’s so easy for anyone to identify with this album. There’s no point in quoting track titles as both of the album’s discs are incredibly solid and entertain perfectly. What more could one possibly want? More Danny Howells!  Comments[0]
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Review: Danny Howells - Choice: a Collection of Classics
