That could be particularly true of artists with fully stocked arsenals of crowd pleaser tracks, like Disclosure (young, deep house world beaters whose second album, Caracal, was released in September and received largely warm but tempered notices) and Armand Van Helden (one half of the Grammy winning duo Duck Sauce, and one of the most important house music producers of the ’90s). So, yes, when they teamed up on the rave boat, the enormous hits were all present. (The Lawrence Brothers’ “When a Fire Starts to Burn” and “White Noise”? Armand’s “U Don’t Know Me” and his remix of Tori Amos’s “Professional Widow”? Check and double check.) But what made their pairing work so well weren’t the surprises, but in hearing those classics, and a slew of other big records, put together with true party rocking zeal..

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