Imagine a film that accurately portrays clubbing. Some have tried, yet none have succeeded - until now. Human Traffic, the film described as "the best club culture film yet" – Muzik, hit our cinema screens on June 4th 1999 with the album release on June 7th 1999. When it came to choosing the person to compile the Human Traffic soundtrack Pete Tong was the right man for the job, as he manages to work within the mainstream but is still very much respected by the underground. The soundtrack album included tracks from Armand Van Helden, Orbital, Fatboy Slim, Lucid, Underworld, Peter Heller and Carl Cox to name just a few. The signiture tune came from Belgium's finest, CJ Bolland with 'It Aint Gonna Be Me', which hit the charts at the end of June 99.       Disc1 The Weekend Has Landed CJ Bolland - It Ain't Gonna Be Me Fatboy Slim - Build It Up, Tear It Down Moff's Lyrical Miracle Madness - Human Traffic Theme Jacknife Lee - Cookies Lucid - Scared Spliff - Polititcs Position Normal - Baucket Wipe Hip Hop Intro Grim - My Last Request Hip Hop Outro Public Enemy - You're Gonna Get Yours Death In Vegas - Dirt Jungle Intro Dillinja - Never Believe First Born - The Mood Club What Was I Talking About? William Orbit - Ogive Interfearence - All Day Deadly Aveger - King Titos Gloves Comedown Sermon Orbital - Belfast Matthew Herbert & Robert Mello - Human Traffic Theme Disc2 Star Wars Theory Armand Van Helden Feat. Roland Clark - Flowerz Brother Brown Feat. - Frank'ee Under The Water Pete Heller - Atlanta Quake - Push It Durango - 5:55 The Maddkatt Courtship - My Fellow Boppers The Age Of Love - The Age Of Love Energy 52 - Cafe Del Mar '98 Liquid Child - Diving Faces System F - Out Of The Blue Carl Cox - The Latin Theme Underworld - Kittens Quake - Dark Air CJ Bolland - The Tingler We're All In This Together (Plus Score Music) Primal Scream - Come Together