Paul Van Dyk Discography

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  Cream Ibiza
  (2008)
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  Cream Ibiza (Unmixed)
  (2008)
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  Hands On In Between (US Edition)
  (2008)
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  Hands On In Between
  (2008)
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  In Between (Special Limited Edition)
  (2007)
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  White Lies
  (2007)
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  Let Go
  (2007)
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  In Between
  (2007)
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  Mixmag presents Paul Van Dyk
  (2006)
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  10 Years of GMT Berlin
  (2006)
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  World`s No.1 2005 (The Champion`s Mix)
  (2005)
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  The Politics Of Dancing 2
  (2005)
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  Vandit - The Sessions 03 (The Ibiza Session)
  (2004)
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  Perfect Remixes vol.2
  (2004)
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  Reflections (Special Edition)
  (2004)
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  Re-Reflections
  (2004)
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  Global
  (2003)
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  Nothing But You
  (2003)
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  Reflections
  (2003)
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  Zurdo
  (2002)
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  The Politics Of Dancing
  (2001)
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  Out There And Back
  (2000)
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  Out There And Back. Limited Edition
  (2000)
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  Tell Me Why (The Riddle)
  (2000)
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  Perspective. A Collection Of Remixes 1992-1997
  (1997)
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  Seven Ways (Special Limited Edition)
  (1996)
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  Seven Ways
  (1996)
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  45 RPM (The Limited Edition Double CD)
  (1994)
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  45 RPM
  (1994)

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Matthias Paul, better know by his stage name Paul van Dyk (born in Eisenhüttenstadt, Brandenburg, German Democratic Republic) is a Grammy Award–nominated artist, and one of the world`s leading electronic dance music DJs and producers. He was named "World`s No.1 DJ" by DJ Magazine in both 2005 and 2006, and has remained in the "Top 10" since 1998. As of 2007, he has sold over 3 million albums worldwide.[4]
A trance producer in the early-late 1990s, Paul quickly achieved popularity with his famous remix of Love Stimulation by Humate in 1993, and his hit single, For an Angel, but in recent times he no longer likes to describe his music as trance, but rather simply as electronic dance music.