The Very Best of Now Dance

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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0094634119726 Format: Box set Label: Virgin TV Manufacturer: Virgin TV Number Of Discs: 3 Publisher: Virgin TV Release Date: 2005-09-26 Studio: Virgin TV
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Editorial Reviews: 3CDs crammed full of some of the very best dance music of recent times. Featuring tracks through the 80s and 90s, right up to the present day, this collection brings together over 60 songs in one great release!
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Dance??? Comment: Call me a cynic, but are there actually any dance songs on this album?? I think i can find about a dozen over the entire three CD's, and whether you can class them as the very best im really not actually sure. The vast majority are just pop songs you can bop a long to at a disco. Good as some of them are they just are not dance. Out of the dance tracks i found there are a few noticable classics. BBE - Seven Days And One Week - Superb chillout dance Baby D - Let Me Be Your Fantasy - An old school anthem Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy, Hey Girl - Anthemic hard house, no more need be said Alice Deejay - Better Off Alone - More pop style but great lyrics And then new house tracks from Eric Prydz, Audio Bullys and Bodyrockers How this album can call itself a dance album, and then the very best without Darude, PPK, Delerium, Faithless, Tiesto, Van Dyk etc i dont know. All dance fans steer well clear of this, only for fans of the mainstream NOW series! Customer Rating: Summary: Should be called 'Best of Now Pop'. Comment: Can't Get You Out Of My Head, Toxic, Don't Stop Movin', Murder On The Dancefloor, Addicted To Bass, I Like The Way, You Can Do It, Superstar, Roc Ya Body, Hey Baby, Chain Reaction, We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off, I Wanna Be The Only One, Tubthumping, U Can't Touch This, Moving On Up, Back To Life and Temptation. None of the above are dance tracks. So what are they doing on a compilation that is supposed to be showcasing the very best of dance music? This is clearly a compilation that's aimed at your typical MTV Dance viewer. Expect to see it in your local bargain bin within weeks. Customer Rating: Summary: OK Comment: This Cd bought back a lot of memories for me when i was younger. Although you might not have heard of some of them you will instantly recognise the tune. With classics from Alex Party, Corona, N-Trance, Ian Van Dahl and Snap to modern day classics from Puretone, Goldfrapp, Eric Prydz and the Lovefreekz. Best Track: Gala, Freed From Desire (my own senses purified) Worst Track: Whigfield, Saturday Night (and the air is getting hot) WHY???? Customer Rating: Summary: best! Comment: greatest complilation cd out now in the charts! there was only one or two songs that i didn't like and thats good considering how many songs there are, great value for money as well, ur getting 3 cds for the price of one and their good too:) this album is ace cus theres a mixture of cheesy 90s dance to more recent songs. (2nd cd is my favourite cus all of the cheese:) Customer Rating: Summary: hmmm... Comment: I first heard about the album after seeing the advert on tv and liked the mix played. However, I bought the album, and I was somewhat disappointed. OK, so it does have a few really good old school songs like "The Only Way is Up" and "Rhythm of the Night" which I hadn't heard in ages, and the classics from N Trance and such, but then you move from Yazz, Corona and Basement Jaxx to S Club 7 and Sophie Ellis-Bextor! Since when are "Don't Stop Movin" and "Murder on the Dancefloor" dance tunes? Producers have got to stop putting in pop songs to fill the spaces on these compilations. If I want pop and cheese, I'll buy a Clubland or a Now compilation... More Reviews