Club Fever 2009

The Ultimate Cheese Party Album

Before I begin, I must point out that this album does not represent my music tastes! This review sets out to highlight what the album has to offer! It bills itself as the Ultimate Cheese Party Album and it lives up to its name. Three discs of the kind of songs that you could only hope to hear at the worst parties ever. Dance routines are the name of the game on the first disc. who can resist standing in a line and doing the 'YMCA' with men clad in leather or leaping to the side and putting hands on hips to do Damien's tongue in cheek 'Timewarp.' They are quite good fun, whereas Chas and Dave is not, it is a wonder anyone still buys into their dated sound. 'The Birdie ...

The Ultimate Cheese Party Album

Before I begin, I must point out that this album does not represent my music tastes! This review sets out to highlight what the album has to offer! It bills itself as the Ultimate Cheese Party Album and it lives up to its name. Three discs of the kind of songs that you could only hope to hear at the worst parties ever. Dance routines are the name of the game on the first disc. who can resist standing in a line and doing the 'YMCA' with men clad in leather or leaping to the side and putting hands on hips to do Damien's tongue in cheek 'Timewarp.' They are quite good fun, whereas Chas and Dave is not, it is a wonder anyone still buys into their dated sound. 'The Birdie ...

Another Slice Of Vintage Cheese

And here we go with another slice of prime cheese. This is of the aural variety, better for you too, in small doses. Three discs of vintage memories, I have highlighted some choice picks from these 66 songs. Yes, 66. I adore Matthew Wilder's 'Break My Stride' which has a reggae tinged beat and soulful vocals. The song has a really hooky chorus and will make you feel empowered and want to take on the world as the melody lifts at every turn. The camp fun of Sheena's '9 To 5' will have you humming along. Sheena donned a lovely grey all in one jumpsuit for the video for this track, she looked quite stunning. If you like it camp, continue with the Tams who do 'Be Young Be ...

Another Slice Of Vintage Cheese

And here we go with another slice of prime cheese. This is of the aural variety, better for you too, in small doses. Three discs of vintage memories, I have highlighted some choice picks from these 66 songs. Yes, 66. I adore Matthew Wilder's 'Break My Stride' which has a reggae tinged beat and soulful vocals. The song has a really hooky chorus and will make you feel empowered and want to take on the world as the melody lifts at every turn. The camp fun of Sheena's '9 To 5' will have you humming along. Sheena donned a lovely grey all in one jumpsuit for the video for this track, she looked quite stunning. If you like it camp, continue with the Tams who do 'Be Young Be ...

Vintage Cheese

We all like a good bit of cheesy pop music every now and then. It brightens our mood and gets us up on a dancefloor. Three discs here of retro sounds, though it might help to be an old timer to recognise some of them on here! All of them pre-date me, but I quite a lot of the tracks strike a chord of familiarity. The Archies' 'Sugar Sugar' is insanely annoying, never have the lyrics matched the mood of the song so well...sickly! On the subject of annoying, Marmalade's 'Ob-La-Di-Ob-La-Di' is one of those 'I've had one too many' tracks, that does not stand up to repeated listening. Drifters turn in ' Kissing In The Back Row' which is more subtle. Some pleasing harmonies ...

Vintage Cheese

We all like a good bit of cheesy pop music every now and then. It brightens our mood and gets us up on a dancefloor. Three discs here of retro sounds, though it might help to be an old timer to recognise some of them on here! All of them pre-date me, but I quite a lot of the tracks strike a chord of familiarity. The Archies' 'Sugar Sugar' is insanely annoying, never have the lyrics matched the mood of the song so well...sickly! On the subject of annoying, Marmalade's 'Ob-La-Di-Ob-La-Di' is one of those 'I've had one too many' tracks, that does not stand up to repeated listening. Drifters turn in ' Kissing In The Back Row' which is more subtle. Some pleasing harmonies ...