Creamfields 10 Years – Album Review & Complete Track Listing
Celebrating ten years of Creamfields with a three-CD compilation featuring 54 tracks from some of dance music’s biggest names.
Originally reviewed in 2008
🎧 Creamfields 10 Years – The Anniversary Album
In 2008, Creamfields celebrated its tenth anniversary with another huge August Bank Holiday festival.
To mark the occasion, the Creamfields 10 Years compilation brought together 54 tracks across three CDs, celebrating the music that helped define the festival’s first decade.
Featuring artists including Faithless, Underworld, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Sasha, Chicane, Eric Prydz and Deadmau5, the album offers a journey through classic dance music.
From the Creamfields archives: This article was originally published around the release of Creamfields 10 Years in 2008. We’ve refreshed the formatting, removed outdated shopping links and preserved our original review and complete three-CD track listing.
📝 Our Original Creamfields 10 Years Album Review
The latest Cream album is Creamfields 10 Years – The Album. The album was released following the hugely successful Creamfields tenth birthday festival over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
The album charts ten years of one of the world’s biggest dance music festivals, with tracks from the likes of Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Underworld, Sasha, The Chemical Brothers and Faithless.
There are also Cream club classics from over the years, including music from Fedde Le Grand, Bob Sinclar, Eric Prydz and Chicane.
The album sums up the Creamfields festival years, as well as those classic nights at Cream at Nation in Liverpool and Cream at Amnesia in Ibiza.
If you love dance music from the last ten years, this album is a must-buy!
Original review from our 2008 archives, lightly edited for spelling and readability.
🎉 Celebrating 10 Years of Creamfields
Creamfields began in 1998 and quickly established itself as one of the most recognisable names in electronic dance music festivals.
By 2008, the festival had welcomed countless internationally recognised DJs and live electronic acts, helping bring club culture to huge outdoor audiences.
The tenth-anniversary compilation reflects that history, combining established dance classics with tracks that were popular in clubs and festivals during the 2000s.
It also celebrates the wider Cream brand, including its legendary club nights at Nation in Liverpool and its association with Ibiza’s nightlife.
You can explore more of the festival’s early years in our Creamfields line-up history archive .
💿 Creamfields 10 Years – Complete Track Listing
The compilation contains 54 tracks across three CDs, covering house, trance, progressive dance music, drum and bass and other electronic styles.
Below is the complete track listing from the original album.
💿 Disc 1 – 18 Tracks
- God Is a DJ – Faithless
- Born Slippy – Underworld
- Superstylin’ – Groove Armada
- Bingo Bango – Basement Jaxx
- The Rockafeller Skank – Fatboy Slim
- In My Arms – Mylo
- Lazy – X-Press 2 featuring David Byrne
- A Bit Patchy – Switch
- Not Over – Paul Oakenfold featuring Ryan Tedder
- Organic – Marco V & Sander van Doorn
- Going Wrong – Armin van Buuren & DJ Shah featuring Chris Jones
- LK – DJ Marky & XRS featuring Stamina MC
- Basement Track – High Contrast
- Crazy World – J Majik & Wickaman
- Trash – The Whip
- Gutterpunk – Noisia featuring Rebecca Riley
- Night – Benga & Coki
- Reign – UNKLE featuring Ian Brown
💿 Disc 2 – 18 Tracks
- Xpander – Sasha
- Saltwater – Chicane
- Pulsar – Mauro Picotto
- Beautiful – Matt Darey featuring Marcella Woods
- Universal Nation – Push
- Holding On to Nothing – Agnelli & Nelson
- Skydive (I Feel Wonderful) – Freefall featuring Jan Johnston
- Fiji – Atlantis vs Avatar
- No One on Earth – Above & Beyond featuring Zoë Johnston
- Luvstruck – Southside Spinners
- Beachball – Nalin & Kane
- Meet Her at the Love Parade – Da Hool
- Warrior – Warrior
- Revolution – BK
- Pitchin’ (In Every Direction) – Hi-Gate
- Funky Groove – Untidy Dubs
- Operation Blade – Public Domain
- Unbelievable – Lisa Lashes
💿 Disc 3 – 18 Tracks
- Dance Wiv Me – Dizzee Rascal featuring Calvin Harris & Chrome
- Proper Education – Eric Prydz vs Pink Floyd
- The One – Sharam featuring Daniel Bedingfield
- Put Your Hands Up for Detroit – Fedde Le Grand
- What I Want – Bob Sinclar featuring Fireball
- Your Body – Tom Novy featuring Michael Marshall
- NYC Beat – Armand Van Helden
- Feel the Vibe (Till the Morning Comes) – Axwell
- Love Don’t Let Me Go (Walking Away) – David Guetta vs The Egg
- Abracadabra – Steve Miller Band
- The Whistler – Claude VonStroke
- Exceeder – Mason
- Not Exactly – Deadmau5
- Shake and Pop – Green Velvet featuring Walter Phillips
- Get Dumb – Axwell, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso & Laidback Luke
- Fruit – Sander Kleinenberg
- So It Goes – Bart B More
- Say U Will – Cajmere featuring Dajae
Track listing note: The original three-disc running order has been preserved. Artist names and track titles have been standardised for readability.
🎶 Why Creamfields 10 Years Is Worth Revisiting
Looking back at the compilation today, it provides an interesting snapshot of the music that helped shape Creamfields during its first decade.
The track listing brings together classic house and trance anthems, progressive dance music, drum and bass and tracks from the electronic music scene of the late 2000s.
For fans who remember Cream’s Liverpool club nights, Ibiza events or the early Creamfields festivals, the album is a reminder of an important period in UK dance music history.
With Creamfields preparing to celebrate its thirtieth anniversary in 2027, revisiting the tenth-anniversary compilation also shows how much the festival and electronic music have evolved.
📚 More Creamfields History
Creamfields has been bringing together electronic music fans since 1998.
Our independent fan website has covered the festival for many years, and we’re continuing to preserve older articles, reviews and historical information from our archives.
If you enjoyed looking back at Creamfields 10 Years, you might also enjoy our original review of another classic Cream compilation:
Cream 15 Years – Original Album Review
You can also explore the artists who appeared at previous Creamfields festivals in our historical line-up archive.
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