Groove

1	No Obstacles, Only Challenges 0:46
2	Girls Like Us / B-15 Project 5:32
3	Champagne Beat Boogie / Boozy + Swan 6:00
4	You're the Lucky One / Baby D Love 3:07
5	Duke's Up / Wade Hampton Joshua's Dubwise Mix 5:39
6	20 Minutes of Disco Glory / DJ Garth Simon's Come-Unity Mix 4:19
7	Perpetual / Christian Smith 3:00
8	Halcyon and On and On / Orbital 4:33
9	Anomaly (Calling Your Name) / Libra Presents Taylor Ferry Corsten Remix 4:36
10	Heaven Scent / Bedrock 3:02
11	Beachcoma / Hybrid 5:54
12	Protocol / Symbiosis 3:04
13	Wanna Go to the Endup? (Dialogue) 0:10
14	Infinitely Gentle Blows / Alter]ring Scott Hardkiss Aural Hallucination Mix 9:15

Barnes & Noble

The whole point of rave is that the music never stops, so it makes sense that the soundtrack to "Groove," a movie set in the Bay Area rave scene, is the first soundtrack that's a continuous DJ mix. (The DJ in question is Wish FM, a.k.a. Wade Hampton, who sneaks in one of his own tracks, "Dukes Up," a little saxophone-and-house-bass confection released under his alter ego W.) The only track here likely to be familiar to listeners not already down with the scene is Orbital's early-'90s hands-in-the-air standard "Halcyon + On + On," but it's the key to Wish FM's aesthetic here: The airy chime of its strings drifts across tracks by Bedrock and Symbiosis, and its softened, spacey take on house is a starting point for forays into acid and recollections of disco. And the album's climax, Alter Ring's stunning nine-minute "Infinitely Gentle Blows," borrows the idea of fragrant fragments of someone's voice from Orbital, and piles them onto a billowing track like flakes of coconut on an Ecstasy-spiked cupcake. Douglas Wolk

All Music Guide

The producers of Groove, the soundtrack compilation for the film of the same name, have gathered together some of the underground dance scene's most vibrant stars, who are then mixed by WISHFM (aka Wade Hampton). The result works well as a companion to writer/director Greg Harrison's cinematic journey into San Francisco's underground rave culture. Orbital's "Halycyon + On + On" and Bedrock's "Heaven Sent" are among the album's highlights. ~ Brian Musich, All Music Guide