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Clubland 15

having bought clubland cd's in the past and have sometimes been dissapointed i was in two minds weather or not to purchase this one. i decided to go ahead and buy it and i am very glad. all the tracks are up to date and have been mixed brilliantly. everytime i play this cd it makes me want to get up and dance! the only downside is that some of the beats can become very repetitive and that some good parts of the song can be missed out however this is to be expected when remixing a song you put your own trademark on it. i would recomend this cd to anyone who wants the feeling of a nightclub in their home with modern trance music. this is a must have for partygoers and can also make a ...

Clubland 15

having bought clubland cd's in the past and have sometimes been dissapointed i was in two minds weather or not to purchase this one. i decided to go ahead and buy it and i am very glad. all the tracks are up to date and have been mixed brilliantly. everytime i play this cd it makes me want to get up and dance! the only downside is that some of the beats can become very repetitive and that some good parts of the song can be missed out however this is to be expected when remixing a song you put your own trademark on it. i would recomend this cd to anyone who wants the feeling of a nightclub in their home with modern trance music. this is a must have for partygoers and can also make a ...

Clubland 15

into happy hardcore club anthems. Number one singles from the Black Eyed Peas, Pixie Lott, The Noisettes, Taylor Swift and Tinchy Stryder all get the treatment here for example, to Various degrees of success, although curiously, Lady Gaga s Poker Face remains here unchanged (and is still brilliant). The label favourites all get yet another outing here, again with varying degrees of appeal. The new Cascada tune (Evacuate the Dancefloor) leads the way with a Euro remix that does little to convince us that the song is that different to anything from the group s first two albums (even though the single just fought off Michael Jackson to give the group its first ever number ...

Clubland 15

into happy hardcore club anthems. Number one singles from the Black Eyed Peas, Pixie Lott, The Noisettes, Taylor Swift and Tinchy Stryder all get the treatment here for example, to Various degrees of success, although curiously, Lady Gaga s Poker Face remains here unchanged (and is still brilliant). The label favourites all get yet another outing here, again with varying degrees of appeal. The new Cascada tune (Evacuate the Dancefloor) leads the way with a Euro remix that does little to convince us that the song is that different to anything from the group s first two albums (even though the single just fought off Michael Jackson to give the group its first ever number ...

Rough Guide To The Music Of Eastern Europe

countries of the former Soviet block (and sometimes includes Greece). On this album, "Eastern Europe" is actually more of an alternative label for the Balkans. Most tracks come from Artists from Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and countries of former Yugoslavia, although there is one track from a Russian band, and one from Polish mountains. I can understand this, as the Balkans are probably musically the most interesting and there is only very limited number of connoisseurs of GDR disco and other more obscure manifestations of Eastern European music. Still, the name would have fitted better if we had a little bit less from the Balkans, and a little bit more from ...

Rough Guide To The Music Of Eastern Europe

countries of the former Soviet block (and sometimes includes Greece). On this album, "Eastern Europe" is actually more of an alternative label for the Balkans. Most tracks come from Artists from Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and countries of former Yugoslavia, although there is one track from a Russian band, and one from Polish mountains. I can understand this, as the Balkans are probably musically the most interesting and there is only very limited number of connoisseurs of GDR disco and other more obscure manifestations of Eastern European music. Still, the name would have fitted better if we had a little bit less from the Balkans, and a little bit more from ...