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Seven Years: 1998–2005

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Released
  
2005

Producer
  
ATB

Artist
  
ATB

Label
  
Kontor Records

Recorded
  
1998 — 2005

Seven Years 1998-2005 (2005)
  
Trilogy (2007)

Release date
  
2005

Genres
  
Trance music, Dance music

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Addicted to Music, Seven Years (1998–2005), Two Worlds, No Silence, Dedicated

Seven Years: 1998–2005 is a compilation album released by ATB in 2005. It contains all singles of ATB and six new tracks.

Contents

Three of the new tracks were released as singles: "Humanity" with vocals by Tiff Lacey, a reworked version of "Let U Go" with vocals by Jan Löchel and "Believe in Me" with Löchel on guitar and vocals. There is also a bonus DVD which includes all videos, a film documenting the "Making of I Don't Wanna Stop" and interviews.

Standard limited edition

  • Standard 20 tracks as above, with a bonus DVD with the videos:
    1. "9 PM (Till I Come)"
    2. "Don't Stop!"
    3. "Killer"
    4. "The Summer"
    5. "The Fields of Love"
    6. "Let U Go"
    7. "Hold You"
    8. "You're Not Alone"
    9. "I Don't Wanna Stop"
    10. "Long Way Home"
    11. "Marrakech"
    12. "Ecstasy"
    13. "Believe in Me"
    14. "Humanity" (Special Bonus Video "ATB In Concert")
    15. "Interview"
    16. "Photos"
    17. "Making Of - I Don't Wanna Stop"
    18. "Bonus Video - Believe in Me" (Director's Airplay Cut)

    U.S. limited edition

  • Standard 20 tracks as above, with the extra track:
    1. "Humanity" (Airplay Mix)
  • A bonus DVD including the videos:
    1. "Marrakech"
    2. "Ecstasy"
    3. "I Don't Wanna Stop"
    4. "The Fields of Love"
    5. "Hold You"
    6. "Long Way Home"
    7. "Let U Go"
    8. "Killer"
    9. "The Summer"
    10. "Don't Stop!"
    11. "9pm (Till I Come)"
    12. "You're Not Alone"

    Songs

    1Humanity4:25
    2Let U Go (2005 reworked)4:24
    3Believe In Me3:17

    References

    Seven Years: 1998–2005 Wikipedia
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