The 6ixth Session is a drum and bass compilation album mixed by Dieselboy, and included for the first time a second unmixed CD of complete original tracks. It was released by Palm Pictures on March 28, 2000. The 6ixth Session featured a cyborg-themed mix described by the Washington Post as “hard-edged hyperdriven dance music.” This project marked the beginning of Dieselboy’s VIP remix phase. The cover is a CGI generated image of the side of a robot's head.
| The 6ixth Session | ||||
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| Compilation album (Mix) | ||||
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| Genre | Drum and Bass | |||
| Label | Palm Pictures | |||
| Compiler | Dieselboy | |||
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Track listing edit
- Disc One
- "Initialize" - Dieselboy vs. Atlantiq
- "The Messiah" - Kemal & Rob Data
- "Heavy Metal" - Technical Itch
- "Nanobugs" - Signal to Noise
- "Bios Fear" - Underfire vs. Negative
- "Homicide" - Future Cut & Futurebound
- "Shrapnel (Stakka & Skynet Remix)" - Usual Suspects
- "Firewire" - Andy C & Shimon
- "Toxin" - Bad Company
- "Invid (E-Sassin VIP)" - Dieselboy
- "The Descent (Phunckateck VIP) - Dieselboy
- "Pusher" - Technical Itch
- "Eclipse" - Loxy & Dylan
- "Plimsoul VIP" - Facs & B-Key
- "Space Age Remix" - Teebee
- "Dominion" - Dylan
- "Solarize" - J Majik
- Disc Two
- Dieselboy - Invid
- Dieselboy - Render
- Dieselboy - The Descent
- Dieselboy - Invid (E-Sassin VIP)
- Dieselboy - The Descent (Phunckateck VIP)
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