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Weekend

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My number one single for 2004!

From the first time I heard it played on BBC Radio One last year and French Radio Alouette this year I never forgot the tune. The Europeans create some of the best house music hands down. If you've spent any time across the pond then you know that songs like this routinely make their charts .

The video is just as slick!

Why doesn't America have this song on the radio? It's such a killer track (not to mention the vid, too!) It's perhaps one of the best club songs of last year, without a doubt! Anyway, here's a runthrough on the tracklisting:

1-(The Radio Edit) Always a classic!
2-(Original Mix) The best version of the song, this track runs for a good 7-8 minutes! This is the one to burn off a friend, or download from iTunes, if you have it! Definitely a keeper!
3-(Original Mix, Vocal Version) Same time as the last track, just has the lyrics omitted. You can hear this version full at Ministry of Sound's website.
4-(Nick Fanciulli Mix) This version's quite odd. I wouldn't really recommend it to people who like to stick to the original version, but it's okay. Not to my liking, though.

CD-ROM section- (Video) This is, by far the sexiest video for a song. I don't know what's in the heads of people lately, branding the video for Eric Prydz' "Call On Me" #1 sexiest vid. This comes out on top by a long shot! (Considering there are no guys in this vid makes a difference, as well as no ugly 80's sportwear) Copy machines have never looked so enticing!

Overall, if not for the tracks, get this CD for the vid!

I have heard "the weekend" numerous times at the dance club here in town, and i was pleaseantly surprised to hear an awesome house song in such a mainstream spot. I'm a huge fan of all house, trance and techno music, and i can say with certainty that this song is top quality and it will blow you away. Guaranteed to rock every party and any crowd....

This is by far one of the most catchy songs of 2004. It has enough potential to make it in mainstream radio if radio stations would play Dance music! Setting that aside, this song offers a good dose of electro, house flair for all of those who like this type of music and the vocals mesh extremly well with the song. It reminds me a bit of Debbie Deb's freestyle song "Look out Weekend" because its a song that you'll be singing by the time Friday comes around. This will be an excellent addition to your Dance collection, its sure to get you up and moving from your seat!!

This is a real floor filler. You wanna get people jumpin'? Play this, it will be a success. Poor that champange baby!!!