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Rhythm of the Night

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Another in a string of essential Eurobeat techno albums that never quite got the respect it deserved. Back in the day, you could find a Corona track on almost every cheesy dance compilation, but you could bet it was one of the best tunes of the lot.

"Rhythm Of The Night" was the bomb, but to this day, "Baby, Baby" is still one of the best dance songs of all time. The delivery is spot on, and hell, Donna Summer would have been proud.

If you want a CD with ONLY eurodance and NO other things like euroreggae or ballads, this CD is for you !! If you liked the singles of Corona, then IMMEDIATLY get this great CD !!!
It starts with the great track "Baby Baby", which is a classic euro-song that you can listen over & over. "Try Me Out", "I Don't Wanna Be A Star", "I Gotta Keep Dancin'", "Don't Go Breaking My Heart", "When I Give My Love" (this track is very similar to Ice Mc's track "Think About The Way") & "Do You Want Me" are very similar to "Baby Baby". As you can see it is many tracks !!! "Get up & Boogie" is perhaps the only weak track of the CD. It's dance music but it's very boring and repetitive. "I Want Your Love" is just a little "housy" and very good. "In The Name Of Love" is slow eurodance, very good too. "The Rhythm Of The Night" is a classic euro-track that you all know, it's not the best of the CD but it's very good. "Baby I Need Your Love" is very similar to "The Rhythm Of The Night" and even better. "You Gotta Be Movin'" has almost no lyrics, so there is mostly music so you can listen to this great one. And the remixes are good and especially the Space Remix of "The Rhythm Of The Night" with Ice MC, if you liked the original you will also like this remix.
So get this CD if you want just eurodance ;)

I think this is one of the best dance cd's ever created and I recommend everyone that is interested in getting good dance collections without spending too much... Please go ahead and support this Italian girl. She rocks.
And the world has danced to her songs since then.
Enzo Barbato
va.

I can listen to this whole albumn not stop for hours. Just great high energy music.

In the mid-90's an Italian dance artist made her debut with the exemplary album entitled "The Rhythm Of The Night". Released in 1994-95 this album is, to this day, one of the best examples of Euro-Dance. One of the reasons that I hold this album up with so much regard is the fact that after all these years it has stood the test of time. I am not saying that this album is perfect, but near-perfect it is. Corona is a trememndous vocalist who brings an intense and passionate energy to this work. I also respect the fact that she and her producers decided to keep this very much a dance album, meaning that unlike many other "dance" artists, Corona fills the album with dance music and leaves out the silly, filler ballads that don't belong on a dance record. The best tracks on "The Rhythm Of The Night" are "BABY BABY"(#1), "I DON'T WANNA BE A STAR"(#4), "I GOTTA KEEP DANCING"(#7), "THE RHYTHM OF THE NIGHT"(#8), "DON'T GO BREAKING MY HEART"(#10), and "WHEN I GIVE MY LOVE"(#11). All of the songs on this album are done very much in the traditional sound of Italo-Dance and recall a day when Euro-Dance was just in the beginning stages. This is a classic album......however, Corona's 1999 album "Walking On Music" is NOT recommended!

Corona was simply one of the best dance artists of the 90's, her songs 'Baby baby', 'Try me out', 'Rythym of the night' are simply classics (esp. in UK and Europe). Although the album features many less than called for remixes .Most annoyingly 'I don't wanna be a star' which originally was a classy 70's type choon, NOW slaughtered into a more than typical dance mix. It is v.v.v.v. rare to find the original but i luckily already own it. Despite this, the album is fun and catchy all the way through, and although it never has or will win any awards for originally it truly is 'The rhythym of my life'. Also, if you like this the next place to go is Whigfield. I don't advise buying Corona's less than impressive follow up 'Walking on music'. This, however is truly a gem.

Hooda thunk that every song on an individual artist as well as a
comp would be so phenomenal? Not me, until I ordered this at Cats. I first heard ROTN on Pulse, later on Dance Mix USA 4.
I first heard Try Me Out at Taco Bell. I looked it up on the computer and most of the results said Corona. Being the gullible fool that I am, I listened to the distorted 30 second samples.
I didn't want to listen to the whole thing because it would probably ruin the CD. Was I right. This CD is worth the wait and
... It's awesome! I'm even driving my mom up the wall playing this CD all the time!

This soundtrack is just what I needed when I was feeling kinda depress.The songs,specially "Rhythm Of The Night"(Which I haven't listen to it quite in a while,since 1995 maybe)it just excelent.The quality of the songs are great and this is totally a classic of the 90's,you'll love it.This is just what the early 90's were about,cool songs all the way!.Buy it,listen to it and remember those times when music was still young ^^

1. The Rhythm Of The Night (Rapino Brothers ''Let's Get Fizzical'' Piano Mix) 5:08
2. The Rhythm Of The Night (Luvdup "Burning Bush" Vocal Mix) 8:01
3. The Rhythm Of The Night (R.B.X. Euro Mix) 5:07
4. The Rhythm Of The Night (Lee Marrow Remix) 6:25
5. The Rhythm Of The Night (Space Remix Feat. Ice MC) 6:29

When I first heard the singles "The Rhythm Of The Night" and "Baby Baby" on the radio back in 1995, I started looking for the full-length album by this talented throaty-voiced Italian woman. After I bought it, I was certainly not dissapointed by the vast majority of it's content, as the only track I don't care for is the weird-sounding "Get Up And Boogie". However, "Try Me Out", "I Don't Wanna Be A Star", "I Want Your Love", "Baby I Need Your Love", "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" (Hmm, where have I heard that title before?), "When I Give My Love", "Do You Want Me", and the calming semi-instrumental "You Gotta Be Movin'" are all typical dance-floor staples. (However, I sense a one-track mind was at work making this album, ehh?) To me, "I Gotta Keep Dancin'" is only slightly less desirable. But as for the remixes, my absolute favorite that I have heard by any dance-pop performer or group (with the exception of the Pet Shop Boys, of course) would have to be the 7 inch Rapino Bros. remix of the title track, which is extremely excellent. The last two I don't really care for. So now, in overview, I feel this was one of the best "House"-oriented-dance-pop albums of the '90's (think of Technotronic and Black Box being in that catagory as well, which they of course were in), and I recommended highly to disco-style clubbers. Quite cool, stay tuned for my review of the not-so-hot-in comparison-sequel (Huh, how unusual is THAT, anyway.)!