Global Underground: Live in Prague

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Global Underground 003: Nick Warren Live in Prague
Compilation album (mixtape)
Released	24 March 1997
Genre	Progressive house, progressive trance
Length	Disc 1: 59:58 Disc 2: 62:32
Label	Boxed
Compiler	Nick Warren
Global Underground chronology
Global Underground 001: Tel Aviv Tony De Vit (1996) Global Underground 003: Nick Warren Live in Prague (1997) Global Underground 004: Live in Oslo Paul Oakenfold (1997)

Global Underground 003: Nick Warren, Live in Prague is a DJ mix album in the Global Underground series, compiled and mixed by Nick Warren. The set was recorded at a gig in Prague, Czech Republic. This is the second and last live recording in the Global Underground series.^{[citation needed]} The subsequent albums are studio recordings inspired by the live sets in the featured cities.^{[citation needed]}

For their second Global Underground release, Boxed chose to record a live set from Nick Warren. Already a well established club DJ in Bristol and around the UK, Warren was just starting to enjoy wider recognition in his production partnership Way Out West too, making him an exciting choice.

It was to be the start of one of the longest running relationships in dance music. Nick has mixed eight editions of the series to date (GU 003, 008, 011, 018, 024, 028, 030, and 035), with a ninth installment planned. His alliance with GU has led him to turn down many offers to mix other compilations, preferring to associate himself fully with the trusted name that first picked up on his work and gave him such a good platform to share it.

His first mix, performed live in the Czech Republic capital, highlighted to many people for the first time that there was a rapidly growing dance scene in the former Eastern Europe. The tracks are a snapshot of 1997, with trance stylings, rolling bass and epic breakdowns.

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1. Cruzeman - "The Ohm Sessions" (Coloured Oxygen Reprise) – 3:44
2. Nalin & Kane - "Beachball" – 4:30
3. Cruzeman - "Tech Theme" – 3:48
4. The Coffee Boys - "Nipple Fish" (One Life Remix) – 5:00
5. Mikerobenics - "Schattenmund" (Dave Angel Remix) – 4:39
6. Aquaplex - "Spirit" – 4:59
7. Riot Rhythm - "Noise Shots" – 5:16
8. Watchman - "Cut the Midrange" (Timewriter Remix) – 6:25
9. LT Project - "Boom" – 4:56
10. Life on Mars - "Life on Mars" – 5:03
11. Pako Stef & Frederik - "Magic Shop" (Forth Coded Dub) – 6:27
12. Tom Celsys - "Credits" – 5:11

1. Distant Drums - "Distant Drum" – 6:38
2. 16C+ - "Gospel 2001" – 4:06
3. DJ Randy - "Pandomia" – 6:44
4. The Dark Age - "Ancient Quest" – 4:47
5. Energy 52 - "Café del Mar" (Three 'N One Remix) – 6:56
6. Chaser - "Reach for it" – 5:24
7. Clanger - "Seadog" – 5:46
8. The Freak & Mac Zimms - "Submission" – 4:47
9. Deepsky - "The Tempest" – 7:13
10. Anjo - "Sunrise" – 4:48
11. Moonman - "Galaxia" – 5:23

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