Did we forget these?
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Nuphonic
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One of the more imaginative CDs I ever picked up was the Jacques Lu Cont Fabric one. All sorts of unexpected twists and turns, particularly the middle section Richard Strauss into Eurythmics then segueing into Tom Middleton
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This was good. Two different takes on it.
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Potentially unpopular opinion but the Global Underground series was good for me (not all, but some great ones).
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And the React Test series were big for me. Not all great and very eclectic but was a great way for me to find different genres affordably in the early-mid 90s
Marmion, Padilla, Bukem (and occasional happy hardcore) all on a cd for a fiver.
Is this from the same series?
Literally my favourite ever compilation.
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No. It’s great though, I have myself. I think it was compiled from a TV series and radio show by Sean Rowley. I have a feeling it was out before the back to mine series started.
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When I fancy something a bit old skool, these ones still do it
Yes! Nuphonic also had some corkers -
Being particular faves, as well as this which I remember being massive and rinsed to death:
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Emerson in Uruguay had its moments but does feel like a former life now
Great deep house from Paper Recordings.
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More of the same.
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Glad someone mentioned these good shout @Tomi_V 
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An all timer
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Those Kings of…were absolutely essential. Go for $ now too. Still good value if you pick up the tracks separately. Makes me nostalgic for the time I’d go to Disque and get 2 for £20 on Stop and listen and Choice comps…
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Life changing (both of them)
My cousin has it on VINYL
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The Sasha Ibiza one I still go to. At the time it was the second cd (the heavier one) but now I listen to the first cd quite a lot. It’s good to work to.
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not to be that guy (i’m gonna be that guy) but i have both of them on wax - sealed, no less.
my roommate at the time had them too and his were opened, so we just listened to his. mine stayed pristine.
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