Danceculture

DJ Tracy Young | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (August 9, 2005)
• Original Release Date: 2005
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Ferosh
• ASIN: B000A1IOJI
• Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #212,228 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Let The Rhythm - Cytric featuring Kieran

2. I Believe - Chaka Khan (Tracy Young & Gomi's Spiritual Dub)

3. The Beats And The Drums - David Lara (D-Formation BF's Remix)

4. Easy Ride - Madonna (Tracy Young & Giangi Cappai's Easy Remix)

5. The Bass Drive - Roman Lieske

6. Alone - Offer Nissim featuring Maya

7. You Used To Hold Me - Ralphi Rosario featuring Xaviera Gold (Giangi Cappai Vocal Mix)

8. New Love (Violets) - FC Nond

9. Te Quiero - William Umana (The Message Mix)

10. Home - Suzanne Palmer (Offer Nissim Mix Part I)

11. The World Is A Stage - Terry Barber (Tracy Young's Operatic Remix)

12. Shelter Me - Stryke (Stryke's Drum Loop)

13. Walk On By - Cyndi Lauper (Tracy Young's Losing You Remix)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars DanceCulture - Ups and Downs, March 21, 2006

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LeviDevi "Bubman" (Frankfort, KY USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Danceculture (Audio CD)

I bought this CD because of the reviews that I have read on Amazon.com's site. I've heard "bumpin'", "jumpin'", and many other adjectives to describe this CD; however, with only 13 tracks--and one track comes in at a whopping 29 seconds plus there is no ENERGY until Madonna's song--I needed to hear much more "bumpin'" so I could keep "jumpin'". The Madonna cut is the best by far of the tracks listed. I enjoyed "Alone" and "You Used to Hold Me" as well. Most of the other tracks are pretty non-descript, if you ask me. If this is high N-R-G music, someone please explain "Let the Rhythm" as I found it pretty boring.

I expect dance music to be just that: danceable, and I don't want to have to continue to push the "next" button on the CD to find a track that is. The remix of Madonna's song makes this CD. If it were not for that one, I'd have been very disappointed.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars A Masterpiece!, September 15, 2005

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Asad (California, United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Danceculture (Audio CD)

Tracy Young has OUTDONE herself with this compilation of fantastic, spine-tingling and thumping dance music. This mix of tracks has something for every taste, including vocal dance remixes, deep house, and industrial dance. Remixes of Chaka Khan, Suzanne Palmner and Cyundi Lauper are some of the best I have heard in years, and tracks like "The Beats and The Drums", "The Bass Drive" and the mix of Ralphi Rosasrio's "You Used to Hold Me" make this one of the strongest dance compilations since Junior Vasquez' "Twilo" collection. But it is with Madonna's "Easy Ride" That Tracy Young truly shines, the song is so shiver inspiring that I had to actually pull my car to the side when the track hit its climax. In summary, Danceculture is one of the finest vocal house/dance music commercial releases, that I have come upon, in a very long time.

14 of 16 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Strong vocal tracks...painfully boring instrumentals..., August 24, 2005

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Daniel W. Kelly (NY United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Danceculture (Audio CD)

Tracy Young should really just stick to vocal tracks in her mixes because any time she throws an instrumental in, it's death to the party. There are plenty of slammin' instrumentals to be found, she just never chooses the right ones. So here, the party doesn't really start until track 4, the Madonna remix, which is an okay mix of a slow song from the "American Life" CD-a definite must have for fans since it's exclusive here, and clocks in at 8:30!!! Some strong vocal tracks follow, and finally, after years of remixes, You Used to Hold Me gets an interesting reworking that deserves to be put next to the original mix and the Razor n Guido mix in terms of worthiness. I could do without the Opera song (World is a Stage), but concluding the disc with an exclusive mix of Cyndi Lauper covering Walk on By makes this disc twice as worthy of purchase (first reason being the exclusive Madonna, of course!!!) Track times:

1. let the rhythm (4:15)

2. I believe (4:30)

3. the beats of the drum (5:16)

4. easy ride (8:30)

5. bass drive (5:31)

6. alone (7:45)

7. you used to hold me (7:07)

8. new love (6:30)

9. te quiero (5:01)

10. home (7:07)

11. world is a stage (7:15)

12. shelter me (:29)

13. walk on by (7:02)