- Prepare yourself for the most seminal compilation of an era... cataloguing a definitive history of the UK’s most famous superclub, Ministry of Sound collate their biggest anthems from the last 16 years on the floor, bringing together the most influential moments in dance culture from around the word on 3 era defining CDs.Looking back on the history of the UK’s love affair with dance music, Anthems 1991 – 2008 spans two decades of momentous musical moments, tracing back to the birth of Ministry of Sound in 1991 as the UK’s first super club, with early club classics from Gat Decor’s ‘Passion’, Rhythm On The Loose ‘Break Of Dawn’, and Nightcrawlers, ‘Push The Feeling On’, through to the underground rave days of the early 90s, from Old Skool and acid house classics including Double 99 ‘Rip Groove’, Underworld’s ‘Born Slippy’ and Josh Wink’s ‘Higher State of Consciousness’, to the heady days of Trance in the late 90s, from Zombie Nation ‘Kernkraft 400’ (a track marking Ministry of Sound’s critically acclaimed progression into the professional music industry with the labels’ 1st number 1), Three Drives ‘Greece 2000’, ATB’S ‘9am (Till I Come), right through to the 00’ties, from Eric Prydz’s phenomenal ‘Call On Me’ (a track that burst the underground bubble of funky house, taking it right to the top of the charts and placing dance music back on the map), to Stonebridge’s beautiful ‘Put Em High’, and Fedde Le Grand’s recent Number 1 ‘Put Your Hands Up For Detroit’..With 3 CDs of pure dance classics, every single track on the album is a guaranteed anthem, featuring the likes of Faithless (God Is A DJ), Basement Jaxx (Red Alert), The Prodigy (Everyone In The Place (155 And Rising)) Daft Punk (One More Time) and Fatboy Slim (Praise You), Robin S (Show Me Love), Alison Limerick (Where Love Lives), Duke (So In Love With You), Urban Cookie Collective (The Key, The Secret) and Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden (You Don’t Know Me) plus Sneaker Pimps ‘Spin Spin Sugar’, Grace ‘It’s Not Over Yet’... timeless in quality and epic in scope, Anthems 1991 – 2008 is the epitome of a voice, and a spirit of an underground movement that grew to become a phenomena, and a way of life...One Life. One Culture. One Album. Anthems 1991 – 2008. A Clubbing Legacy.
- 1.Daft Punk - One More Time 2.David Morales Presents - The Face Needin' U 3.Paul Johnson - Get Get Down 4.Moloko - Sing It Back (Boris Musical Mix 5.Roger Sanchez - Another Chance 6.Fatboy Slim - Praise You 7.Basemet Jaxx - Red Alert (Jaxx Club Mix)8.Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro 9.Rui Da Silva Feat. Cassandra - Touch Me 10.Layo & Bushwacka - Love Story (Vs. Finally) 11.X-Press - 2 Lazy 12.Shakedown - At Night 13.Bob Sinclar Feat. Gary Nesta - Pine Love Generation
14.Tim Deluxe - It Just Won't Do 15.Jakatta - American Dream (Joey Negro Club Mix)16.iiO - Rapture 17.StoneBridge Feat. Therese - Put 'Em High 18.Eric Prydz - Call On Me 19.Tomcraft - Loneliness 20.Benny Benassi Presents - The Biz Satisfaction 21.Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit
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