The Very Best Of Now Dance

Yet another compilation album that we have been treated to. With the name though I took somewhat a bit more interest in this album, as I personally prefer the dance genre of songs myself. At first glance from the track list though quite a few on CD 1 looked like the standard chart released tracks that you may already have but on CD 2 there were plenty that I did not seem to recognise. After standing there for ten minutes thinking it over I decided to buy this one. Once again though I was left wondering why they claim this to be a 2002 compilation when it was released back on the 22nd of October 2001. I thought that this CD must be a bit better than their ...  Read the complete review

Considering the album came out in the year 2000 and now it’s nearly 2002 this opinion may have come late. But better late than never that’s what I always say. As an avid dance fan, I went armed with my Xmas music voucher in my town of Bury St Edmunds. I came out with this album, Now Dance 2001. Although not original I thought It’d suit my tastes of music down to the ground. With 43 tracks and a wide variety of tunes, this album looked to be right up my street and it didn’t disappoint. Anyway here is my attempt to describe the songs on the album, with probably the lowest amount of musical knowledge in the world. Oh well its ...  Read the complete review

Compilation cds have a tendency to be very disappointing, and this is especially the case when the words "Now" appear in the title!! However, there are those times, like Christmas and birthday parties and well just any party for that matter where you have to just bite the bullet and buy one to suit all music needs! This happened to me last week as it was my housemate's birthday and I got nominated to do the music seeing as I have more cd's than cd-wow! I have been busy and the thought of having to start from scratch was not appealing after seeing the advert for the new "Now Dance 2000!" cd it seemed like it had everything that I ...  Read the complete review

You can't go wrong with the Now albums and their venture into the realm of dance has been successful. This album groups together some of the biggest dance hits off the Now Dance albums. On this album: I was thrilled to to see three discs here which really gives the album a chance to cover all bases. There are euro dance numbers in the form of DJ Sammy's number one hit 'Heaven' and Ian van Dahl's 'Castles In The sky', there are some pop dance numbers in the form of Sophe Ellis Bextor and S Club and there are some old skool classics like N Trance and Baby D. It would take a while to go through every single track as there are three discs, so ...  Read the complete review