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In Search of Sunrise, Vol. 5 Los Angeles | 
| Artist: Tiesto
Label: Songbird
Category: Music
Buy New: $18.98
Rating:  85 reviews
Sales Rank: 19065
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 9
UPC: 808798200929
EAN: 0808798200929
ASIN: B000EGDBUQ
Release Date: April 25, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Conil - Malibu Beach | | • | Mark Norman Pres. Celine - Colour My Eyes | | • | Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets | | • | Electro Prompt - Beside Me (Gothek DC Remix) | | • | Fonzarelli - Moonlight Party | | • | Leama & Moor - Everything Matters (Matthew Dekay Remix) | | • | Matthew Dekay Vs. Proluctors - Let The Game Begin | | • | Karen Overton - Your Loving Arms (Club Mix) | | • | Parker & Hanson - Let Me Be (Extended Mix) | | • | Kalafut & Fugle - Novocaine (Mark Otten Remix) | | • | Jes - People Will Go (Steve Forte Rio Remix) | | • | Basic Perspective - Small Step On the Other Side | | • | Tom Cloud - Told You So | | • | A.M. - Arise (Hammer & Fubayashi Remix) | | • | Cass - Little Bird |
Disc 2
| • | Pink Elephant - LAX | | • | Alex Stealthy - Something Is Wrong | | • | Shah & Laruso Pres. Global Experience - Zanzibar | | • | Progression - Technophobia | | • | A Boy Called Joni - Green Astronauts | | • | Petter - These Days (Luke Chable's Those Days Mix) | | • | Estuera - Tales From the South (Jonas Steur's Revision Flow) | | • | ?zg?r Can - Irony | | • | Jonas Steur - Second Turn | | • | Smith & Pledger Pres Aspekt - Hi Jack | | • | Jaytech - Genesis (Jimbo's Afterburner Mix) | | • | Super8 & DJ Tab - Helsinki Scorchin' | | • | Way Out West - Don't Forget Me (Guy Ehmetores Remix) |
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Amazon.com
Trance is about as Dutch as windmills, and more than any other DJ, Tiesto is its ambassador. His highly successful In Search of Sunrise series can claim much of the credit for this, and this fifth installment, Los Angeles, delivers in spades. As ever, the man finds his inspiration in the female voice; from Late Night Alumni's "Empty Streets," which pits a bassline that bounces like Silly Putty against Becky Jean Williams's dreamy vocals, to Karen Overton's dancefloor-destroying cover of Billie Ray Martin's "Your Loving Arms," Tiesto again proves himself a master at driving sets to soaring highs with well-placed siren songs. The second disc finds the Dutchman in more progressive territory, luring in the unsuspecting with Pink Elephant's effervescent "LAX" only to drop the hammer with Alex Stealthy's "Something Is Wrong," a track with a disorienting beat that seems to tumble over itself and a haunting melody that sounds as though it were trapped under ice. Tiesto also shows he hasn't lost his affinity for engaging the listener in a test of wills, as in A Boy Called Joni's vertiginous "Green Astronauts." Like all good mixes, the fifth in the ISoS series is after all a study in contrasts. Ironic, perhaps, that with the title Los Angeles the album makes a compelling case that the trance crown won't be leaving Holland anytime soon. --Brent Kallmer
Album Description
After the great success of volume 4 Tiesto is back with the latest installment of the In Search Of Sunrise series, volume 5, subtitled Los Angeles. Los Angeles, the city of angels, was the city where In Search Of Sunrise 5 was mixed, as Tiesto is spending his days now getting some rest and working on new tracks with one of world's finest producers, Brian Transeau a.k.a. BT. Therefore Los Angeles is an obvious title for part 5 of the series, containing a blend of the most beautiful progressive- and trance tracks from this moment. Tiesto has selected some of the finest tracks from his playlists, and has most signed tracks especially and exclusively for this compilation. In Search Of Sunrise 5 will be packaged in a special slipcase, printed with metallic foil.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 80 more reviews...
Exellent track selection October 7, 2008
JorgeIX (Phoenix, AZ)
I was driving one night from Tucson AZ when I first listened to this compilation. It was a full moon night and cool weather; I had the moon roof of my 4runner all the way open, and the first CD was blasting trough my speakers. Then "moonlight party" started to play, wow...I almost wanted to get out of my car and dance like a mad man in the middle of the desert. Whenever I listen to that song it reminds of that night. But that is just one personal experience; I love all the songs from both CDs, I think the track selection is excellent and of course the mixing is flawless. I also love the front cover, it reminds me of the time I lived near LA and I remember that view of the buildings when you are driving on the fwy. Almost every song makes me think of some place in LA; and I believe that's what Tiesto intends with the ISOS compilations, to transport us the listeners through music to places we have been or places we wish to be. I'm from latin america, so the ISOS 4 is very special for me also. Well, if you are a fan of Tiesto, you should already have this one. Now if you are new to this type of music, I really recommend any of the ISOS compilation, as I said before this music really takes you into a journey and it's very nice music to bring in your car if you are driving alone on a long trip, or just to listen in your home to relax.
 Amazing! Just Amazing! July 23, 2008
Chris Hardiman (Chicago, IL USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This CD is quite possibly my favorite CD of all time. There are a few people I know who have made it a point to me that they do not like techno, yet still like this CD when I play it for them. It has an uniquely artistic quality about it which separates it from other techno/trance. Most of the tracks are definitely not something you would hear at a club. As a whole the CD is smooth with less of the thumping bass I'm used to when I hear club music. ISOS Vol.5 has a fair share of stand-out tracks such as "Empty Streets", "Your Loving Arms", "Moonlight Party" and "Color my Eyes" but it is also just great to chill and listen to the whole way through and flows very well. I really can't say enough for this CD.
IMPORTANT: You may not like this CD the first time you hear it but you absolutely have to give it 3 listens and there is a good chance you will like it. This is just the way Tiesto's music works which I have verified this with several people. I often don't like his CDs the first or second time I listen to them but his music grows on you out of nowhere. I didn't even like this CD the first time I listened to it and now it might be my all-time favorite CD.
 yawn... July 2, 2008
Christian Trautman
This CD lasted about 3 days in my car before I shelved it to never be listened to again. I just could not grow into it. I have done better mixing myself, its so sub par from what we are used to with Tiesto. I hope he never does something this boring again. Whatever happened to the days of Magik Vol 6? Its what you get here, boring, uncreative mixing. The fan boys will love it of course because it has the Tiesto logo. If you want a good trance CD, I suggest something else. This is an awful CD.
The best CD out of my whole collection. June 16, 2008
Sarah Vo (San Diego, CA)
This is my favorite CD of all time. It's been in my car CD player ever since I bought it. I love the haunting vocals and melodic sounds. A very memorable CD. All my friends went out and bought this after hearing it in my car. It's a must havez for trance addicts.
cd1 meh cd 2 sick February 10, 2008
. (Sarasota)
cd1 has a couple decent tracks but cd2 is solid all up until the last track, id say cd2 counts as one of his top 3 best mixes.
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