Greatest Dance Mixes

1. Point of No Return [Original Version]

2. Come Go With Me [Remix][Version]

3. Seasons Change [12" Version]

4. Let Me Be the One [12" Version]

5. Exposed to Love [12" Version]

6. What You Don't Know [Atomic Mix][Version]

7. Tell Me Why [No Name Mix][Version]

8. When I Looked at Him [Suave Mix] [Acoustic Version]

9. I Specialize in Love [Remix]

10. Mega-Mix [12" Version]

Greatest Dance Mixes,Exposé,Expose,Thump Records,Club/Dance,Dance Collections,Dance Music,Dance-Pop,Freestyle,Pop,Urban

Average customer rating: Greatest Mixes - a review Definitive Proof that The Thompson Twins were never a "Singles" Band! One of the biggest disappointments of my youth! A good collection but not all of their best mixes excellent

Greatest Mixes: The Best of The Thompson Twins Thompson Twins Manufacturer: Arista ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance Pop | Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Absolutely ABC: The Best of ABC Greatest Hits Thompson Twins - Greatest Hits The Best of Howard Jones The Best of Simple Minds ASIN: B000002VFK Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

1. In The Name Of Love '88
2. Lies
3. Love On Your Side
4. Lay Your Hands On Me
5. The Gap
6. Hold Me Now
7. Doctor! Doctor!
8. You Take Me Up
9. King For A Day
10. Get That Love

Customer Reviews:

Greatest Mixes - a review.......2007-03-12

There are now several greatest hits and best of CD's with the Thompson Twins, this one however, is a little different than the others.

First released in 1988, it has the effort put forth with some singles that are mixes. I do really like the song "In the name of Love" on here and think it is great. The funky beat of "Love on your side" is okay as well. One of their stronger songs, "Lay your hands on me" is electric and enjoyable.

Singles "Hold me up" and the popular "Doctor Doctor" is also in the mix. For someone wanting a full range of their music however, this is perhaps not the best place to start. I still have enjoyed this album although it is missing a few other gems from their career of songs. I imagine in another couple of years they will come out with a digitally remastered one.

Definitive Proof that The Thompson Twins were never a "Singles" Band!.......2006-04-14

First of all, the sound quality of this disc is quite poor and given what sound engineering technology that is available out there today, I'd recommend waiting until Arista gets around to doing better remastering jobs of their albums.

Secondly, there are only 10 tracks here and as the other reviewers have stated, these are not the best remixes of the tracks and so you are not getting value for money.

Thirdly, and most importantly, although the 10 tracks here quite fairly represent the band's best works, this album also quite clearly shows that TT were really more than just a singles band.

You really had to listen to the entire albums to truly appreciate their brilliance. I'm speaking about their earlier albums more so than their later efforts ie. everything up to and including "Here's To Future Days".

However, if you had to sum up the band on one album, their best work is by far "Into the Gap" which has some brilliant tracks that never made it to single status and yet represent some of their best work. "No Peace for the Wicked" is my favourite track of theirs and is quite possibly their best track after "Hold Me Now".

I'd recommending waiting for an mlps digitally remastered version of "Into The Gap" to be released if you want their best work and giving this one a miss. Let's hope it's not going to be a long wait....

One of the biggest disappointments of my youth!.......2005-12-28

I'll never forget how excited I was when I learned that Arista was releasing a Thompson Twins remix album that compiled all their best twelve-inch singles. I'd been collecting all the vinyl for years, and now we'd have a bunch of the remixes in high-quality DIGITAL sound! Well, now we know that wasn't exactly the case.

"Greatest Mixes" had me worried from the get-go when I saw the ugly metallic cover the record company slapped on it. I noticed the odd-looking track lengths right away while listening to "In the Name of Love 88". I was already coming to terms with the fact that "ITNOL" had been remixed by none other than Shep Pettibone, of whose work I was not the biggest fan. None of the tracks seemed long enough to be the full versions. My fears were confirmed when I heard the butchered edits of my favorite twelve-inch mixes, courtesy of the late Tuta Aquino, Mr. Pettibone's former engineer. I'm not sure, but Tuta might have fallen asleep on the job with this one. Notice during "Doctor! Doctor!" when that spine-tingling three-chord progression that punctuates the song comes in on the wrong bar, crashing into you like a bike messenger who wasn't looking where he was going. "Love On Your Side" is similarly mauled, and we're left to wonder why. The runtime of the finished product was short enough that they could fit TWO bonus tracks on the CD. So why edit the twelve inch mixes in the first place? The whole purpose of the remixes in the first place is to expand the tracks to allow for extended builds and ebbs, so the intentions of Arista Records in editing these back down here remain a mystery to me.

Fortunately for whiny purists like myself, the CD bonus tracks are the unedited remixes for "The Gap" and "You Take Me Up", plus there's an otherwise unreleased 12" mix of "King For A Day" on here. That fact alone makes "Greatest Mixes" essential for collectors, although I don't know why the compilations and "remastered deluxe editions" of Thompson Twins albums that keep coming out seem to be helmed by people who have no intentions of doing right by the fan base. It's like the Human League's revenge or something.

A good collection but not all of their best mixes.......2004-10-29

This is a good general collection of the T-Twins 12 inch mixes. For some reason, they are edited from their original form, which is annoying to those of us familiar with the longer versions. Standout tracks are "Lies", "The Gap", "Hold Me Now", "Love on Your Side" and "In the Name of Love '88". It would have been nice to see the superior remixes of "We Are Detective", "Watching" and "Sister of Mercy" on here instead of the bland mixes of "You Take Me Up", "King for A Day" and "Get That Love". But those songs were bigger hits in the US.

excellent.......2004-10-03

Excellent, techno pop album. You can be surprised like me, listening greatest 80s hits like Doctor Doctor, Hold me now, lay your hands on me, get that love... try it... its amazing... for sure you danced it at least lot of times...

Average customer rating: David Rouw

The Strikers 12" Mixes Greatest Hits Strikers Manufacturer: Unidisc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Disco | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Grand 12 Inches, Vol. 2 Ecstasy Passion & Pain A Tom Moulton Mix Poo-Say Get Funky with Me: The Best of the TK Years ASIN: B000009QE0 Release Date: 1996-03-01

Tracks:

1. Inch by Inch [Garage Groove Mix]
2. Body Music
3. Contagious
4. Strike It Up
5. Give It What You Got
6. Bring Out the Devil
7. Hold Onto the Feeling
8. Inch by Inch [Remix]
9. Inch by Inch [Garage Classic Mix]

Customer Reviews:

David Rouw.......2004-05-21

Almost forgotten till you hear the grooves from the Strikers. It's just a matter of time till you hear these sounds again cause today's dance culture is full of this kind of Jazzy and Funky music.
especially 'Body Music". In this song you hear all the stuff that todays dj's are using. But call it 'Forgotten Dance Classics". 'Strike it up" was a floorfiller in the early 80's. I'm hungry for this beautifull funk, hungry for more.

Average customer rating: For every "bad" choice there is a good choice Dance Dance Dance... Great Remix CD!

Greatest Dance Mixes Exposé , and Expose Manufacturer: Thump Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Freestyle | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music | Ambient | Dance Pop | Disco | Drum & Bass | Electronica | Freestyle | Techno-House | Trance | Trip Hop General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Dance Mixes '80s Dance Gold The Twelve Inches of Bananarama Dance Diva: Remixes and Rarities Expose This ASIN: B00005Y1ZH Release Date: 2002-02-12

Tracks:

1. Point Of No Return
2. Come Go With Me
3. Seasons Change
4. Let Me Be the One
5. Exposed To Love
6. What You Don't Know
7. Tell Me Why
8. When I Looked At Him
9. I Specialize In Love
10. Expose Mega-Mix

Customer Reviews:

For every "bad" choice there is a good choice.......2005-02-18

The reason I give this CD four stars instead of five is for the same reason brought up by another reviewer: the mixes of "Come Go With Me" and "I Specialize in Love" are the exact same remixes that appear on Expose's "Greatest Hits" CD. Don't get me wrong, these are great remixes, and considering the title of this album is "Expose's Greatest Dance Mixes" they belong here. But yes, the original extended mix of "Come Go With Me" would have been nice to have here, as well as one of the original (1987) remixes of "Point of No Return"- but these at least DO appear in the (very good) megamix that closes the album.

However, each bad choice is balanced out by a good choice. By 1989, 12" singles were being issued with numerous remixes (and always the obligatory house mix), so there were several different versions of "What You Don't Know" and "Tell Me Why" that Thump/Arista could have put on here; thankfully they chose the house mixes, which are excellent. These two mixes alone are worth the price of the CD. I also wasn't thrilled to get the "Suave" mix of "When I Looked at Him," as this is available on the "What You Don't Know" album (as a bonus track). On the other hand, it was a good choice to include the extended version of "Seasons Change"- it is a good example of one of the late 1980's ballads released as a 12-inch (other examples include Debbie Gibson's "Foolish Beat" and Madonna's "Live to Tell").

As for the rest of the album, they are your typical 80's extended versions, which is fine by me! The inclusion of the extended version of "Exposed to Love" is especially of value here, it's not one of the easier 12-inches to find.

I recommend this album as a good collection of the dance music Expose put out. For the casual fan, "Greatest Hits" is a better buy- but for the true Expose fan, this is a must-have. While there may be some omissions and tracks that are available elsewhere, these problems are definitely outweighed by the great mixes here. This album shows that Expose was able to put out good dance music in the late 1980s and early 1990s, be it freestyle or house.

Dance Dance Dance..........2002-05-23

I don't want to put anybody off buying this CD because it's a great thing Thump/Arista have done releasing the 12" versions on CD. IM just a little upset that some things were left out or they used the wrong versions on the CD. I think along with the version on the CD of Point Of No Return sang by Ale', Lori Miller & Sande' they should have included the second version sang by Ann, Gioa & Janette because this was the bigger hit version. Also they should have included Stop, Listen, Look & Think as there was a 12" remix to that also (Dj Promo). As for the 12" mix on this CD of Come Go With Me... What were They thinking? If I remember right Expose' were a Freestyle group and the bigger version was the Extended Club mix. Oh well you win some and you loose some... But over all I will say this is a winner... I just hope next time they get it 100% right!

Great Remix CD!.......2002-02-25

This is a great remix cd from the talented ladies we know as Expose'! What I find really neat is this compliation has the original version of "Point Of No Return"! Hearing these remixes in cd quality sound is also really nice as well! I recommend this cd if you don't have the remixes already and also if you want great quality sound too!

Average customer rating:

Greatest Mixes V.2 Larry Levan Manufacturer: Zyx ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Larry Levan's Paradise Garage Larry Levan Live at the Paradise Garage Journey into Paradise: The Larry Levan Story ASIN: B0001ZW69M Release Date: 2004-05-24

Tracks:

1. First Time Around-Skyy
2. Handsome Man-Sparkle
3. I Got My Mind Made Up-Instant Funk
4. Double Cross-First Choice
5. The Greatest Performance Of My Life-Loleatta Holloway
6. How High-The Salsoul Orchestra

Average customer rating: Greatest Mixes - a review Definitive Proof that The Thompson Twins were never a "Singles" Band! One of the biggest disappointments of my youth! A good collection but not all of their best mixes excellent

The Best of Thompson Twins: Greatest Mixes Thompson Twins Manufacturer: Bmg/Arista ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music New Wave | New Wave & Post-Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance Pop | Compilations | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Absolutely ABC: The Best of ABC Greatest Hits Thompson Twins - Greatest Hits The Best of Howard Jones The Best of Simple Minds ASIN: B000026B1P Release Date: 2006-03-07

Tracks:

1. In The Name Of Love
2. Lies
3. Love On Your Side
4. Lay Your Hands On Me
5. Gap
6. Hold Me Now
7. Doctor! Doctor!
8. You Take Me Up
9. King For A Day
10. Get That Love

Customer Reviews:

Greatest Mixes - a review.......2007-03-12

There are now several greatest hits and best of CD's with the Thompson Twins, this one however, is a little different than the others.

First released in 1988, it has the effort put forth with some singles that are mixes. I do really like the song "In the name of Love" on here and think it is great. The funky beat of "Love on your side" is okay as well. One of their stronger songs, "Lay your hands on me" is electric and enjoyable.

Singles "Hold me up" and the popular "Doctor Doctor" is also in the mix. For someone wanting a full range of their music however, this is perhaps not the best place to start. I still have enjoyed this album although it is missing a few other gems from their career of songs. I imagine in another couple of years they will come out with a digitally remastered one.

Definitive Proof that The Thompson Twins were never a "Singles" Band!.......2006-04-14

First of all, the sound quality of this disc is quite poor and given what sound engineering technology that is available out there today, I'd recommend waiting until Arista gets around to doing better remastering jobs of their albums.

Secondly, there are only 10 tracks here and as the other reviewers have stated, these are not the best remixes of the tracks and so you are not getting value for money.

Thirdly, and most importantly, although the 10 tracks here quite fairly represent the band's best works, this album also quite clearly shows that TT were really more than just a singles band.

You really had to listen to the entire albums to truly appreciate their brilliance. I'm speaking about their earlier albums more so than their later efforts ie. everything up to and including "Here's To Future Days".

However, if you had to sum up the band on one album, their best work is by far "Into the Gap" which has some brilliant tracks that never made it to single status and yet represent some of their best work. "No Peace for the Wicked" is my favourite track of theirs and is quite possibly their best track after "Hold Me Now".

I'd recommending waiting for an mlps digitally remastered version of "Into The Gap" to be released if you want their best work and giving this one a miss. Let's hope it's not going to be a long wait....

One of the biggest disappointments of my youth!.......2005-12-28

I'll never forget how excited I was when I learned that Arista was releasing a Thompson Twins remix album that compiled all their best twelve-inch singles. I'd been collecting all the vinyl for years, and now we'd have a bunch of the remixes in high-quality DIGITAL sound! Well, now we know that wasn't exactly the case.

"Greatest Mixes" had me worried from the get-go when I saw the ugly metallic cover the record company slapped on it. I noticed the odd-looking track lengths right away while listening to "In the Name of Love 88". I was already coming to terms with the fact that "ITNOL" had been remixed by none other than Shep Pettibone, of whose work I was not the biggest fan. None of the tracks seemed long enough to be the full versions. My fears were confirmed when I heard the butchered edits of my favorite twelve-inch mixes, courtesy of the late Tuta Aquino, Mr. Pettibone's former engineer. I'm not sure, but Tuta might have fallen asleep on the job with this one. Notice during "Doctor! Doctor!" when that spine-tingling three-chord progression that punctuates the song comes in on the wrong bar, crashing into you like a bike messenger who wasn't looking where he was going. "Love On Your Side" is similarly mauled, and we're left to wonder why. The runtime of the finished product was short enough that they could fit TWO bonus tracks on the CD. So why edit the twelve inch mixes in the first place? The whole purpose of the remixes in the first place is to expand the tracks to allow for extended builds and ebbs, so the intentions of Arista Records in editing these back down here remain a mystery to me.

Fortunately for whiny purists like myself, the CD bonus tracks are the unedited remixes for "The Gap" and "You Take Me Up", plus there's an otherwise unreleased 12" mix of "King For A Day" on here. That fact alone makes "Greatest Mixes" essential for collectors, although I don't know why the compilations and "remastered deluxe editions" of Thompson Twins albums that keep coming out seem to be helmed by people who have no intentions of doing right by the fan base. It's like the Human League's revenge or something.

A good collection but not all of their best mixes.......2004-10-29

This is a good general collection of the T-Twins 12 inch mixes. For some reason, they are edited from their original form, which is annoying to those of us familiar with the longer versions. Standout tracks are "Lies", "The Gap", "Hold Me Now", "Love on Your Side" and "In the Name of Love '88". It would have been nice to see the superior remixes of "We Are Detective", "Watching" and "Sister of Mercy" on here instead of the bland mixes of "You Take Me Up", "King for A Day" and "Get That Love". But those songs were bigger hits in the US.

excellent.......2004-10-03

Excellent, techno pop album. You can be surprised like me, listening greatest 80s hits like Doctor Doctor, Hold me now, lay your hands on me, get that love... try it... its amazing... for sure you danced it at least lot of times...

Average customer rating:

Trance Base, Vol. 3: 2 Nonstop Turntable Mixes By DJ Michael MB Paffendorf , Lock 'N' Load , Asys , Talla 2 XLC Calls Moguai , Mario Piu , Miss Shiva , Beam & Yanou , Paul van Dyk , The Diggerman Meets Escalation , and Mauro Piccotto Manufacturer: Vox / Edel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music ASIN: B000PGXD30

Product Description

2000 German 2 CD set compilation released on the Vox/Edel Records label. Contains 38 trance songs by various trance artists! Song list - Disk: 1 1. Paffendorf "Where Are You" 2. Lock N Load "Blow Your Mind (Club Caviar Remix)" 3. Binary Finary "2000 (DJ Jam X & DuMondes Millenium Mix)" 4. Der Verfall "Abfahrt (Energie Mix)" 5. Zombie Nation "Kernkraft 400 (DJ Gius RMX)" 6. Elektrochemie Lk "Schall (Remix)" 7. E.F.O. "Nexus 6 (Club Mix)" 8. S-Mode "Behind The Wheel" Reinhören 9. The Diggerman Meets Escalation "Sidewalk Cafe" 10. ASYS "Acid Head Cracker (Auf die Nuss Mix)" 11. Koala Feat. DJ Dave "Eternity Is Past (Instrumental Version)" 12. Push "Universal Nation (Ferry Corsten Remix)" 13. Kai Tracid "Destinys Path (Warmduscher RMX)" 14. Franchino "999" 15. Sunbeam "Wake Up (Club Mix)" 16. Shaun Baker "Pizza (Club Mix)" 17. Taiko "Die Blechtrommel (RMX)" 18. Aqua Lords "Witches" 19. Mother Pride "Learning To Fly (Trouser Enthusiasts RMX)" Disk: 2 1. Talla 2XLC Calls Moguai "Into Another (Moguai Mix)" 2. Mario Piu "Communication (More Mix)" 3. Alice Deejay "Back In My Life (Hitradio Full Vocal Mix)" 4. Miss Shiva "Dreams (Sunbeam Mix)" 5. Beam & Yanou "Rainbow Of Mine (Cyrus Mix)" 6. Junkfood Junkies "Funky Horn (Future Breeze RMX)" 7. Mauro Picotto "Lizard - Gonna Ger Ya" 8. Paul Van Dyk "Another Way" 9. Trance Induction "E.T. Welcome Song 99 (Ferry Corsten Mix)" 10. Matisse "Humanity" 11. DJ T.T. Hacky "I Want You" 12. Marc Van Linden "Another Dimension (Sanity Remix)" 13. One "Lover Is A Lover" Reinhören 14. Control Freaks "Subspace Interference (Blu Peter & Sal Mix)" 15. Cloudburst "The Mission (Trance Mix)" 16. Trancecore Project "Silent Circles (Hardhead Remix)" 17. Pulsedriver "Take U High (Vectrex Remix)" 18. DJ Natron & Reverb presents Flutlicht "Das Siegel (DJ Emergency)" 19. Scooter "Fuck The Millenium (Instrumental Mix)"

Average customer rating: Timeless Classics for all generations of Hip-Hop.

Greatest Mixes Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five Manufacturer: Deep Beats ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Old School | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000114O Release Date: 1998-01-27

Tracks:

1. White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) (Cutmaster Swift & Pogo Mix)
2. Step Off (Extended Mix)
3. Drug Wars (Previously Unreleased)
4. Pump Me Up (Extended Mix)
5. Message Il (Survival) (Richie Rich Mix)
6. Freestyle (Previously Unreleased)
7. New York New York (Extended Mix)
8. Beat Street Breakdown (Extended Mix)
9. The Message (Cutting Edge's Old School Mix)
10. The Adventures Of Grandmaster Flash On The Wheels Of Steel (Extended Mix)
11. Black Man (Previously Unreleased)
12. White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) (Davidson Ospina Club Mix)

Customer Reviews:

Timeless Classics for all generations of Hip-Hop........2000-05-29

This is required listening for any Hip-Hop fan no collection is complete without it.

Before the likes of 2Pac, DMX, and Snoop Dog, just to name a few of todays great musical and lyrical commentators on today's issues and injustices there was Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five(nevermind The Sugarhill Gang, as well as Kurtis Blow). It was these who have been instrumental in Hip-Hop's growth into what it is today. Songs like The Message, The Message II, and White Lines that continue to live today with the same vitality today as they did in their day.

I really love how Cutfather has downshifted White Lines from it's original dance tempo into a Hip-Hop setting. This has never been done before even though this song has been complimented with many remixes since it's incarnation and the song is very much at home in it's new musical interpre-tation--even more so than in a dance tempo. Now lets not forget that this song was originaly "dancy", and David Ospina shows this song love and respect by keeping it's original elements in mind as he takes the song to todays dancefloors. The Message also is "at home" in it's new musical interpretations. This cd also includes "The Adventures Of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel", a mega-mix of Grandmaster songs blended to perfection and interwoven with Blondie's "Rapture", Chic's "Goodtimes" and Queen's classic: "Another one Bites The Dust".

Also included are some previously unreleased recordings. Like any Rock n' Rock fans worth their salt will know about and rever Jimi Hendrix, no Hip-Hop fan should be ignorant of the great works such as this nor the Hip-Hop sirens of yesteryear who laid the foundation of this enduring and vibrant genre.

Average customer rating:

Oliver Momm: Gigamix Oliver Momm , Moloko , Nerio's Dubwork w/ Darryl Pandy , Piet Blank & Jaspa Jones , United Deejays for Central America , Southside Spinners , Paul van Dyk , Dr. Motte & WestBam , Alice Deejay , and Fragma Manufacturer: Edel Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000NYTNHO

Product Description

Song list: 1.: The Ultimate Experience (Gigamix Intro) - Oliver Momm 2.: Sing It Back (Radio Edit) - Moloko 3.: Sunshine & Happiness (Radio Edit) - Darryl Nerio's Dubwork / Pandy 4.: Big Love (Eat Me Edit) - Pete Heller 5.: Can't Get Enough (Radio Edit) - Soulsearcher 6.: Sun is Shining (Radio De Luxe Edit) - Bob Marley / Funkstar De Luxe Remix 7.: You Don't Know Me (Radio Edit)... - Duane Armand Van Helden / Harden 8.: Beatbox Rocker (Short) - Westbam 9.: Turn Around (Radio Edit) - Phats & Small 10.: 1999 (Remix) - Binary Finary 11.: Serendipity (Mix) - Mario Piu'aka D. J. Arabesque 12.: Pulsar (R.a.F. Euro Mix) - Mauro Picotto 13.: The Launch (Radio Edit) - Dj Jean 14.: Allnight (Remix) - Paffendorf 15.: Better off Alone (Radio Edit) - Alice Deejay 16.: Music is the Key (Love Parade 99) (Short) - Dr. Motte And Westbam 17.: Welcome to the Dance (Part 2) - Des Mitchell 18.: Gouryella (Short Cut) - Gouryella 19.: Carte Blanche (Remix) - Veracocha 20.: Don't Stop (Edit) - Atb 21.: Cream (Short Cut) - Blank, Piet & Jaspa Jones 22.: After Love (New Short Cut) - Blank, Piet & Jaspa Jones 23.: Adelante (Original 7") - Sash! 24.: Love Stimulation (Remix) - Humate 25.: Too Much Rain - United Deejays For Central America 26.: Toca Me (in Petto Remix) - Fragma 27.: Fasterharderscooter - Scooter 28.: Love is Here to Stay (Remix) - Storm 29.: Do You Wanna...? (Remix) - Blackmail 30.: Can You Feel... (Edit) - Sq 1 31.: Luvstruck (Remix Single Edit) - Southside Spinners 32.: For an Angel (Radio Edit) - Paul Van Dyk 33.: End of Transmission (Gigamix Finale) - Oliver Momm

Average customer rating: it does not sound good

Greatest Mixes, Vol. 29 DJ Melo-Mix Manufacturer: Melo Mix ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000005C13 Release Date: 1997-04-29

Tracks:

1. Mix 1
2. Mix 2
3. Mix 3
4. Mix 4
5. Mix 5
6. Mix 6
7. Mix 7
8. Mix 8
9. MIx 9
10. Mix 10

Customer Reviews:

it does not sound good.......1999-10-16

the music does not sound goo

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