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Paul Oakenfold's Playlist

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1. "Rock the Bells" by LL Cool J: "One of the first tracks I worked on and promoted. As good as it is now as it was then."
2. "Climbatize" by The Prodigy: "I opened up with this on the Area One Tour in 2001. The build was crucial to my set."
3. "Man Next Door" by Massive Attack: "One of their tracks amongst many that stands shoulders above the rest for its arrangement and production value. An awesome piece of work."
4. "Ancestors" by Lisa Gerrard: "A lovely piece of music that, for me, captured the feeling of the film."
5. "Rachel's Song" by Vangelis: "My favourite film and the track from it."
6. "Cannonball" by The Breeders: "In 1993 I was on tour with U2 on ZooTV in Melbourne. On a night off, a few of us went out to a rock club. When this came on, the place went wild. After that, I played it between sets on the tour and it became one of my faves."
7. "Bodhisattva Vow" by Beastie Boys: "The most original rap record I've ever heard. A carry-on from the track 'Shambala' from Il Communication. This track features the chant of Tibetan monks, with a great explanation within the rap."
8. "Love Story" by Layo & Bushwacka!: "Another big one for me at the time. A track that crossed over to many."
9. "Love Like a Fountain" by Ian Brown: "I think this shows how versatile Ian Brown is. At the time, everyone wanted to have a go at remixing it...a great track."

£7.71

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Name Artist Time Price

Rock the Bells

LL Cool J