Big Tunes Back 2 The 90s

As much as I didn't really want to enjoy this compilation of music from my teenage years, I couldn't admiring the collection of cheese, and the strange way my foot wouldn't stop tapping and the grin didn't really disappear from my face throughout. Contrary to most compilation CDs, this one starts off giving us the commercial dance tunes, with 2 Unlimited's 'No Limit' (aka No Lyrics!) starting us off, followed immediately by the incredibly similar 'Mr Vain' from Culture Beat. There was something rather basic and electronic about this type of early 90s dance stuff, and with tracks such as one hit wonder Whigfield's Saturday Night (she of the funky dance ...  Read the complete review

Brilliant! The nineties is probably my favourite decade for music, not so fond of today's music which is too heavily driven by Akon and similar types of men. The nineties represented a time when songs stood out and also sold a lot more copies! Spread over three discs, this is a great album to kick start any party. Disc one gets things underway with the heavy techno beats of 'No Limit'. The dutch duo pound away with their chanting until you are bowled over by the madness. If that is your thing, then The Outhere Brothers is more insane chanty madness. Dance routines can be sought in the charming Whigfield and Doop and if you want some real full on ...  Read the complete review

Rarely does a compilation album come along that will satisfy everyone however, BIg Tunes: Back 2 The 90s is one of a kind. From the era that spawned Oasis, Adidas poppers and a craze for yo-yos comes some of the biggest dance and club hits of the time. Although I wasn't old enough at the time to go clubbing, many of the songs on this album were a big part of mine and others lives at the time. From such big hits as Mr.Vain, No Limit and No Good this 3 Cd collection is a step back 10 or so years to a time when clubs still contained music you could dance to. From the more obvious hits by Whigfield to some less obvious and memorable one hit wonders, Ministry of Sound who ...  Read the complete review