Wow, how relevant to RA's readers!

CAN'T WAIT.

I work hard for my money and the majority of my disposable income is used on enjoying club culture and dance music. I'd like to think my contribution goes, some what, to fund excellent talent; up and coming, and already established. I find this album an insulted to all those artists i so gladly follow and fund. RA; Why on earth are you giving this compilation any internet space?

The definition of the Ministry of Sound is fast food; fills a hole, but, in the end, always unsatisfying and you regret ever having had it.

When an artist has his/her record signed it is then down to the label whether they want to license it out at all which they will always do to someone like MOS because they are huge and it is a good way of getting more people interested in the tracks that label has to offer. If these are the artists you follow then this CD will help fund those labels that the artists release on and so allow them to keep making and distributing the music you enjoy. It may not be to your tastes but your point on how your disposable income is used is entirely irrelevant unless of course this contribution you speak of is actually buying this CD in which case you make no sense whatsoever.

i'm gonna workout on my speed bag instead.

Yet another faceless moneymaking compilation thats pushing absolutely no music boundaries.

Why is this pile of crap on RA?

Would rather listen to my parents having sex.

Interesting choice in coverage. Worst mixes of all time pour effortlessly out of MoS.

Seriously when was the last time someone intentionally listened to Chicane or Gouryella?