CD1
01] We Come 1 08:15
02] Baseball Cap 02:55
03] Don't Leave 04:00
04] God is A DJ 08:01
05] Swingers 03:48
06] One Step Too Far 05:21
07] In the End 04:11
08] I Want More [Pt1] 02:50
09] I Want More [Pt2] 03:11
10] Miss U Less See You More 03:42
11] Angeline [Innocents Remi 01:48
12] Salva Mea [Way Out West 07:47
13] Giving Myself Away 04:38
14] Two 04:34
15] The Garden 04:29
CD2
01] Insomnia 08:44
02] She's My Baby 05:50
03] Bluegrass 02:45
04] Bring My Family Back 06:22
05] Reverence 07:42
06] Drifting Away 04:08
07] Evergreen 04:35
08] Donny X 04:08
09] Killer's Lullaby [Nightm 05:26
10] Take the Long Way Home 07:14
11] Not Enuff Love 05:55
12] Postcards [Rewritten Mix 03:30
13] Six 02:23
14] Hem of His Garment 04:08
15] Daimoko 04:12
Biography:
A prime house-pop group and consistent club act, Faithless is at its core a duo of producers Rollo and Sister Bliss. Before the group officially came together in 1995, Rollo had produced a previous club hit ("Don`t You Want Me" as Felix in 1992), plus an album for Kristine W. and remixes for the Pet Shop Boys, Björk and Simply Red. Sister Bliss, a piano and violin prodigy from the age of five, converted to acid house in 1987, and quickly became one of the UK`s best house DJs, also recording several singles as herself. Though the two had begun producing together as early as 1993, Faithless became a stable quartet two years later with the addition of vocalists Jamie Catto (previously in the Big Truth Band) and Maxi Jazz (from the Soul Food Cafe Band). The group reached worldwide status the following year with the singles "Salva Mea" (one of the biggest dance hits of the year), "Insomnia" and "Reverence." The debut Faithless album, also titled Reverence, appeared in late 1996 on Rollo`s Cheeky Records, and was picked up for distribution by Arista the next year. Sunday 8pm followed in 1998, and was reissued in 1999 with a collection of remixes titled Saturday 3am. A comedown mix album, Back to Mine, appeared in early 2001, just before Faithless returned with Outrospective. In 2004 the band released the quieter than usual No Roots, with a new member (LSK) adding vocals.
