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Various - Now Dance 89 The 12" Mixes - 27-Mar-08 03:07 AM
Long time ago when I bought this compilation I wasn't that excited. Probably because I already had bought some of the tracks on 12" but still had to buy this since there were tracks I didn't know anything about and had to check.
I don't like when they put downtempo tracks on the same sides as uptempo tracks like on the A-side: Inner City with their housy "Ain't Nobody Better" gets assaulted by Soul II Soul's "Keep On Movin'" which kills the party feeling just like that. Maze's "Join And Pain" is even more down tempo. Don't get me wrong, these are excellent tracks but why do the record companies mix them together with banging dance tracks? Either put slow jams at the beginning or the end of a record, in this case they all could be on side D.
Despite these minor misjudgements this must have been one of the best "Pop-House" compilations released back in 1989. This is even better today because it's packed with timeless classics by Tone Loc, Cookie Crew, Tyree Cooper, Cappella, Chanelle and more. There is not one bad track on this release even though I don't adore the D-mob and Paula Abdul tracks as much as the rest. Only one thing is bad, the lack of bass. Pressing isn't top and after many plays clicks appears when songs fade out. It's a shame.
This still is a super release and a perfect guidance for those who want to know how Pop/House/Hip-House sounded back in the late 80's.
Patrick Cowley - Menergy - 13-Oct-04 01:41 PM
A sticker on the the cover says: "ATTENTION 100% of Megatone's worldwide profits from this record will be donated to G.M.H.C. to help fight A.I.D.S." (G.M.H.C. - Gay Men's Health Crisis) The disease was relatively unknown by the common people. Patrick Cowley was one of the first well known music artists who died of AIDS.
Holy Noise - The Nightmare (The Final Remixes) - 23-Sep-03 02:24 AM
Horrifying samples from the movie ¨Nightmare on Elm street¨ The music combined with the samples scares your pants off! ;)
Supermatic - Open Your Mind / Othon - 23-Sep-03 02:17 AM
Samples from the movie ¨Total Recall¨: ¨Ooopen your miiind¨ and the voice of Darth Vader: ¨With our combine strength we can end this destructive conflict and bring order to the Galaxy¨ and ¨If you only knew the power of the Darkside¨
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