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Evacuate the Dancefloor

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I am very impressed with this album. First of all, I think it is great that in this day and age a dance act can release their third album. And kudos to Robbins Ent for putting it out. This album outshines their first two, by a long shot. Natalie and crew are mixing it up a little with their style, as they should be. It shows growth. The thump thump and repetativeness of their first two albums was wearing a bit thin. And so was some of the "cheese" they were putting out. (Cheese which really surprised me because DJ Yanou is brilliant).

The album starts off with the brilliant Lady Gaga electro inspired title track, loses a little steam (I think) with the lukewarm "Hold On" but picks right up with one of the albums strongest tracks, "Everytime I hear your Name". Other strong tracks include "What about Me", Cascada style "ready or Not" and "Dangerous" and the albums best song, "Fever". There are two ballads on this cd. Is that two much? well, maybe but the are good tracks. As a whole, this album works-really well. Natalies vocal ability is a lot more evident on here. Maybe because the songs aren't so fast that you can actually hear her sing instead of trying to catch up with the music.

Great job.

This is Cascada's third album and I have to say the best so far. The more overall dance vibe from this album, as opposed to more techno laden beats of the past are a departure which lends itself to having more replay ability. Personal favorites are the title track "Evacuate the Dancefloor", "Fever" and "Hold Your Hands Up". The musical variants show a more flexible side to both the Cascada project as a whole and the individuals within the project.

BPM on XM Radio was worn this one out with good reason. This is an instant feel good CD. Full of great vibes. Highly recommended.

Finally Cascada's albums are available for download on Amazon. The songs are even cheaper to download on this site than on Itunes. I like her music. I do think the bass sounds the same in almost every song but that's how she does her music. My favorite song is Evacuate the dancefloor. A smash club hit!!

I absolutely love this CD! I fell in love with the title song and was determined to get the song. I'm a preschool teacher and I use music like this for my classroom music games and for the music workshops I do for other preschool teachers in the tri-county area. If you want some good Dance Party music that's clean, family-friendly and appropriate for classroom settings, then this is the CD for you! It was a long search to find the song, but after listening to all of the selections, I'm glad I invested in the CD.

I can't believe how much I enjoyed this cd. The main song, fantastic but all of the others are great as well. If you are thinking of purchasing don't hesitate...

If you were ever turned off by her previous albums because of the songs sounding to similar, Cascada has listened! And while keeping around 4 tracks that have the classic Cascada style, the rest is brand new stuff! Breathless is my personal favorite!

Must have tracks
*Evacuate the DanceFloor
*Everytime I Hear Your Name
*Fever
*Hold Your Hands Up
*Breathless
*What About Me

When I first heard the title track, I thought "uh oh... has Cascada just become another Gaga imitator?" But fortunately that's not the case. This album by far showcases what they're capable of. The only weak point is "Hold On" which ironically is probably the weakest song from them yet. Otherwise this a fine album, and much more diverse than their previous works. Let's just hope they haven't reached their peak and the best is yet to come.

The perfect blend of trance and dance songs, mixed with a great side of Cascada that we have never seen before. There is even a pop/rock Kelly Clarkson type track. Overall if you a Cascada fan you wont be disappointed, and if you are interested for the first time, it is definitely the best of her 3 albums.

The CD came on time and in perfect condition. All the songs are as awesome as I had hoped, which was a relief (I'm always afraid with dance CDs that the one or two songs I already know from listening to the radio will be the only ones I like). I also enjoyed reading Natalie's personal notes on the cover to her fans and to Manian, Yanou, and their producers.