Almighty: The Definitive Collection, Vol. 5

Description: Genre: Dance & Electronic / Artist: Various Artists / Audio CD released 2007-09-10 at Almighty

Newest Review: ... disc, a wonderful megamix which blends all the same twelve songs together. Seems like they might have been stuck for ideas on ... more

... this one! We start with a funky mix of 'Love Hangover' by Diana Ross. They always seem to start with a Ross song! This is actually not bad, some good kick drums and a delicious retro house sound add pathos. Holly Lang sings 'Patience' and poor old Take That would be shocked if they heard this. Her vocals are quite possibly the weakest you will hear all year. She struggles with the high notes and the backing beat is really lacking too. Head to Tracey Cole who does an average rehash of 'Downhill' Though it lacks ...more

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Almighty: The Definitive Collection, Vol. 5
Release Date: 2007 - 09 - 10, Audio CD, Almighty

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Almighty: The Definitive Collection, Vol. 5: An Almighty Poor Show (346 words)
by - written on 21/09/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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The almighty series picks up with this intriguing little number. Number 5 in a seemingly neverending saga of suspect remixes! Almighty found fame remixing the likes of Steps, Hear'Say and S Club in the nineties. Of late, their output has been a touch stagnant, as they favour remixing old chart hits and providing us with dodgy cover versions. There are twelve songs on here and on the second disc, a wonderful megamix which blends all the same twelve songs together. Seems like they might have been stuck for ideas on this one! We start with a funky mix of 'Love Hangover' by Diana Ross. They always seem to start with a Ross song! This is actually not ... Read the complete review