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| March 25, 2008 | | Studio:
| Nettwerk Records | | Number Of Discs:
| 1 | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 4 reviews |
| | | Track Listing: | | | 1. | The Longest Road | | 2. | Call My Name | | 3. | Peace and Hate(Morgan Page Remix) | | 4. | Fade Away | | 5. | F**K Was I (Morgan Page Remix) | | 6. | Nervous In The Light of Dawn(Morgan Page Remix) | | 7. | Dirty Laundry(Morgan Page Remix) | | 8. | Maneayrt(David Garcia & Morgan Page Remix) | | 9. | Angelicus(Morgan Page Remix) | | 10. | One Day | | 11. | Sleepwalking Through The Mekong(Morgan Page Remix) | | 12. | Under (Morgan Page Remix) | | 13. | The Longest Road (Deadmau5 Vocal Remix-Bonus track) | |
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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Addictive listeningApr 02, 2008
By J. Harris
"electronica enthusiast / academia aficionado"
Since I got this CD the other day, my ears have been feasting to the point of overindulgence. It's catchy, it's fun, and it's diverse. It ranges from tracks like "The Longest Road" that Armin van Buuren plays on his weekly radio show to tracks that would be played on commercial radio.
The "Angelicus" remix is absolutely banging, "Fade Away" is ridiculously catchy, and the cinematic and fresh remix of Dengue Fever's "Sleepwalking Through the Mekong" couldn't possibly be any better.
My only fear is that I'll listen to it so much in the coming weeks that I'll burn myself out on it. Check out Morgan's podcast on iTunes; there isn't too much there, but there is a short video of him showing his bedroom studio in LA.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Excellent and Up-TempoFeb 20, 2012
By Matthew S. Keener
My first experience with Morgan Page was a single included on a compilation album. It was so incredibly good that I had to seek out and find his other work. This was my first Morgan Page CD, and it is good, very, very good. In terms of genre, frankly I can't keep my thoughts out of the bedroom when listening to this CD. This is a phenomenal CD for romantic times with your mr. or mrs. Great beats, fairly low key composition. That being said, there are stand outs on this overall excellent CD. "The Longest Road," "Call My Name," and "Dirty Laundry" are all amazing songs. "F*** was I Thinking" is an amusing look at love, and finally "Nervous in the Light of Dawn" is breathtakingly haunting to me.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Delightful and groovyMay 28, 2011
By B. Michelle
Morgan Page really knows how to take a song that was already decent and turn it into something eleventy billion times better. I never ever imagined I would feel like rocking out to some of the artists listed on these tracks (I've heard Nelly Furtado's original "Maneater" song and loathed it, but Morgan Page has made the song into the way it ought to have been from the beginning). I've played "Elevate" on endless repeat for weeks and to this day find it to be the perfect party music, driving music, housecleaning music, anytime music. If you're up for some infectious beats, then you need to check out this album.
*** It should be noted (Amazon, you need to fix this!) that track number 6 is NOT "Maybe You're Right [5.1 Mix]" by the Barenaked Ladies. It is "Nervous in the Light of Dawn" by Leigh Nash remixed by Morgan Page. ***
For all Party AnimalsApr 24, 2009
By Mary Lou Hill
""music fanatic""
This is a really great CD. Not your run of the mill vocals. Alot of great rythmn and dance beats. Wonderful for parties or get togethers. You will not regret buying this one.
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