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 The Hit Factory: Pete Waterman's Greatest Hits
 The Hit Factory: Pete Waterman's Greatest Hits ... Tracklisting1 I should be so lucky - Kylie Minogue 2 Never gonna give you up - Rick Astley 3 Too many broken hearts - Jason Donovan 4 Venus - Bananarama 5 Respectable - Mel & Kim 6 Harder I try - Brother Beyond 7 Say I'm your number one - Princess 8 Wouldn't it be good - Nik Kershaw 9 This time I know it's for real - Donna Summer 10 I just don't have the heart - Cliff Richard 11 I want you back - Bananarama 12 Pass the dutchie - Musical Youth 13 Grease megamix - John Travolta & Olivia Newton John 14 Baker Street - Undercover 15 It's a fine day - Opus III 16 No limit - 2 Unlimited 17 Pray - Tina Cousins 18 Nothing's gonna stop me now - Samantha Fox 19 Blame it on the boogie - Big Fun 20 Thank Abba for the music - Steps & Tina Cousins/Cleopatra/B-witched/Billie 21 Roadblock - Stock/Aitken/Waterman Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Tragedy - Steps (1) 2 Better the devil you know - Minogue, Kylie 3 You spin me round (like a record) - Dead Or Alive 4 Love in the first degree - Bananarama 5 Together forever - Astley, Rick 6 Showin' out (get fresh at the weekend) - Mel & Kim (1) 7 Whatever I do (wherever I go) - Dean, Hazell 8 I want you back (PWL remix '88) - Jackson Five 9 You'll never stop me from loving you - Sonia (1) 10 I won't let the sun go down on me - Kershaw, Nik 11 If you were with me now - Minogue, Kylie & Keith Washington 12 Every day (I love you more) - Donovan, Jason 13 Chiquitita - Gately, Stephen 14 Sealed with a kiss - Donovan, Jason 15 Seasons in the sun - Westlife 16 Especially for you - Minogue, Kylie & Jason Donovan 17 Tragedy (video) - Steps (1) Newest Review: ... for about 5-6 years at their peak. There are too many tracks to go through each one, so here are the highlights, lowlights ... more ... and er, downright awful... The Good: 1. Mel & Kim – Respectable & Showing Out (Pop perfection from the duo, whose careers were cut short after Mel’s death aged 21). 2. Dead Or Alive – You Spin Me Round (He might look like the bastard offspring of Cher and Leslie Ash these days, but the Pete Burns vocalled song still gets people on the dancefloor all these years later). 3. Donna Summer – This Time I Know It’s For Real (Off my first album, so a sentimental favourite and something of a chan...more |
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The Hit Factory: Pete Waterman's Greatest Hits: Idle Pop? (745 words)
by - written on 15/09/03 (Very useful, 524 readings)
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Pete Waterman has enjoyed something of an unexpected renaissance in recent years thanks to Pop Idol, where he gets to do a bit of staged bitching with Nikki ‘Dido in 15 years’ Chapman, Neil ‘A paedophile has more in common genetically with crabs than you or I’ Fox (who recently gave his age in an interview as 42!!!) and Simon ‘Sinitta’s-ex before she dated Brad Pitt’ Cowell. Of course, he made his name in the 1980’s with his counterparts Stock and Aitken as part of the most successful production team of all time with scores of number ones against their name. Curiously, the bulk of this CD contains collaborations ... Read the complete review
Poptastic Pop Fodder from Pop Idol Judge (424 words)
by - written on 27/03/02 (Useful, 337 readings)
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When Stock, Aitken & Waterman started writing together they had one ambition and that was to be as great as the Motown hit tunesmiths. On the evidence of this album, I can only hold my hands up and admit that for my generation they've damn near achieved it. Looking back to about 1987, it was nearing the end of Primary school and like every other person my age Kylie was simply the best thing since sliced bread. I formed what was my first band aged 8 and it has to be said that if we listed the influences it would simply be S.A.W and not a lot else. Its Musical Youth's "Pass The Dutchie" that stands out for me. Far from the clean cut image of Mr ... Read the complete review
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