9 thoughts on “ Superficial - Various - Nude Dimensions 2 (CD) ”

1. Jul 03,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Nude Dimensions 2 on Discogs/5().

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2. Various ‎– Nude Dimensions 2 Label: Astralwerks ‎– V2 , Naked Music Recordings ‎– V2 , Virgin Music Canada ‎– V2

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3. This item: Nude Dimensions, Vol. 2 by Various Artists Audio CD $ Only 1 left in stock - order soon. (Superficial) and from the first beat, gets your system ready for further moves.: Mig's remix of "Pure" unwinds the intro and prepares the mood, it's "delicate and dancy", "Chocolat" follows through with a stronger tempo and more 4/4(26).

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4. Label: Astralwerks - ASW ,Naked Music Recordings - • Series: Nude Dimensions - 2 • Format: CD Compilation, Mixed • Country: US • Genre: Electronic • /5(11).

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5. Label: Astralwerks - CDASW ,Naked Music Recordings - ,Virgin - • Series: Nude Dimensions - 2 • Format: CD Compilation, Mixed • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic • Style: Deep House/5(8).

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6. referencing Nude Dimensions 2, CD, Mixed, NMCD Wow - love the album. Nude Dimensions Volume 1 was great - a must have for the deep house fan - it was mixed by Miguel 'Migs' then I just picked up Nude Dimensions Volume 2 from Tweekin Records on lower Haight street.. mixed by Mauricio Aviles a great sequel to the first compilation.

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7. Though the second Nude Dimensions volume doesn't depart too far from the first volume, neither in terms of track selection nor mixing, this mix by Mauricio Aviles is nonetheless nothing short of wonderful; a welcome addition to the series that should delight anyone who has enjoyed any of the other Nude Dimensions volumes.

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8. Jun 15,  · Didn't see this on Youtube, yet. It is too good to not be on here. Track List: 1. Superficial - Bougie Soliterre 2. Pure [Mig's Petalpusher Mix] - Blue Six 3.

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9. Nude Dimensions Vol. 2 Buy a CD or Vinyl record and get 90 days free Amazon Music Unlimited Bougie Soliterre with “Superficial” certainly is a soft and satisfying start, while Cooly’s Hot Box “Could You Love Me?” adds a dash of energy near the end. 4/5(12).

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