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Pure Dance 1998

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I happen to be a big fan of dance music, and this compilation is no exception. This album pretty much gives you the best club songs (most of them are remixed, some aren't) in 1996/1997. The highlights of this CD, in my own opinion are:

1. Just Say...If You Feel Alright--Crystal Waters
2. Let's Get Down(Fitch Bros. Club Radio Edit)--Tony!Toni!Tone!
3. Discotheque(DM Radio Mix)--U2
4. This Is Your Night--Amber
5. Lover That You Are--Pulse

This album rocks! If you are a fan of dance, get this album before it's gone.

The party is "on" with this interesting amalgamation of dance tunes from 1998. Sure, the vast majority of the songs are probably suited for the hot and heavy gyrations of the club scene, but they really do get the blood a-pumping. From U2's only foray into dance music ("Discotheque") to the novelty of OMC's "How Bizarre" and B-Rock & The Bizz's "My Baby Daddy," the package is awesome. Club staples like Crystal Waters ("Say...if you feel alright"), Sylvester-sound-alike Byron Stingly ("Get Up"), and Amber ("This is Your Night") turn up the heat. I really do like this one!

This is probably one of the better dance mix CD's out there, but I always find reason to question the choice of songs on these CDs. The remixes of "Love Fool" and "How Bizarre" are great but I question putting "Da Dip" in the middle of those. Many of these other tracks great but I don't like the "Don't Speak" remake.