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Various Euro House House Synth-pop Pop Rap Hip Hop RnB/Swing 1996 UK

Performer: Various
Genre: Electronic / Hip hop
Album: The Best Mix...Ever!
Released: 1996
Style: Euro House, House, Synth-pop, Pop Rap, Hip Hop, RnB/Swing
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Rating: 4.1
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1-1	–M/A/R/R/S*	Pump Up The Volume	3:43
1-2	–S-Express*	Theme From S-Express	3:25
1-3	–Shaggy	Boombastic (Stonebridge Mix) Remix – Stonebridge	3:46
1-4	–Deee-Lite	Groove Is In The Heart	2:58
1-5	–Adamski Feat. Seal	Killer	4:58
1-6	–George Michael	Fastlove (Forthright Mix) Remix – Forthright	3:36
1-7	–M People	One Night In Heaven	2:41
1-8	–Snap*	Rhythm Is A Dancer	3:34
1-9	–Technotronic Feat. Felly	Pump Up The Jam	4:20
1-10	–Nightcrawlers	Push The Feeling On (Mark Kinchen Mix) Remix – Mark Kinchen*	3:57
1-11	–D:Ream	Things Can Only Get Better	3:05
1-12	–Reel 2 Real Feat. The Mad Stuntman	I Like To Move It	4:34
1-13	–Livin' Joy	Dreamer	3:50
1-14	–Tony Di Bart	The Real Thing	3:27
1-15	–Corona	Rhythm Of The Night	3:36
1-16	–The Goodmen*	Give It Up	3:52
1-17	–Strike	My Love Is For Real	3:58
1-18	–The Human League	Don't You Want Me (Snap Remix) Remix – Snap*	4:46
1-19	–Healy And Amos*	Stamp!	4:20
1-20	–Underworld	Born Slippy (Nuxx)	5:15
2-1	–Ace Of Base	All That She Wants	3:08
2-2	–Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince*	Boom! Shake The Room	3:43
2-3	–Run DMC*	Walk This Way	3:00
2-4	–Clock	Oh What A Night (December '63)	3:59
2-5	–C&C Music Factory*	Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)	3:32
2-6	–R Kelly*	She's Got That Vibe	3:37
2-7	–Mark Morrison	Crazy	4:02
2-8	–Haddaway	What Is Love	3:28
2-9	–Dr. Alban	It's My Life	3:57
2-10	–The Original	I Luv U Baby	4:08
2-11	–Alex Party	Don't Give Me Your Life	3:50
2-12	–JX	Son Of A Gun	4:03
2-13	–Heaven 17	Temptation (Brothers In Rhythm Remix) Remix – Brothers In Rhythm	3:38
2-14	–Spice Girls	Wannabe (Motiv 8 Mix) Remix – Motiv 8	3:49
2-15	–Culture Beat	Mr Vain	4:07
2-16	–The Outhere Brothers	Boom Boom Boom	2:10
2-17	–Cappella	U Got 2 Let The Music	3:35
2-18	–Jam & Spoon Feat. Plavka	Right In The Night (Fall In Love With Music)	5:04
2-19	–Perfecto Allstarz	Reach Up (Papa's Got A Brand New Pigbag)	5:24
2-20	–B.B.E.	Seven Days And One Week	5:17

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Circa Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Circa Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Virgin Records Ltd.
Marketed By – Virgin Commercial Marketing
Mixed At – Wise Buddah
Designed At – Sonicon
Glass Mastered At – EMI Swindon

Credits

Concept By, Compiled By – Ashley Abram
Design – Sonicon
Mixed By – Richard Evans, Simon Walsh

Notes

"40 track double CD"
"2½ hour non-stop party mix"

This release has a slight variation in catalog numbers consisting of "VTDCD108" (back inlay) and "VTDCD 108" (front booklet). Also, the label code alters from "LC 3098" (back inlay) to "LC3098" (compact discs).

Title / Artist variation (front booklet):
Track 1-20 is listed as "Born Slippy (Nuxx)" by Underworld.
Track 2-20 is listed as "Seven Days And One Week" by B.B.E

Title / Artist variation (back inlay):
Track 1-20 is listed as "Born Slippy" by Underworld.
Track 2-20 is listed as "Seven Days And One Week" by B.B.E.

This compilation ℗ & © 1996 Circa Records Ltd.
© 1996 Virgin Records Ltd.
Printed in UK.
Made in the UK.

Durations not stated on release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 24384 23262 7
Barcode (Scanned): 724384232627
Label Code: LC 3098
Price Code: F: PM527
Rights Society: bel BIEM
Other (CD1 Category): 7243 8 42327 2 6
Other (CD2 Category): 7243 8 42328 2 5
Mastering SID Code (CD1&CD2, Variant 1&2): IFPI L041
Matrix / Runout (CD1, Variant 1): 842327 2 3:1:6 EMI SWINDON
Matrix / Runout (CD2, Variant 1): 842328 2 2:2:11 EMI SWINDON
Mould SID Code (CD1, Variant 1): ifpi 1441
Mould SID Code (CD2, Variant 1): ifpi 1423
Matrix / Runout (CD1, Variant 2): 842327 2 . 1:1:10 EMI SWINDON
Matrix / Runout (CD2, Variant 2): 842328 2 . 2 1:1 EMI SWINDON
Mould SID Code (CD1, Variant 2): ifpi 1434
Mould SID Code (CD2, Variant 2): ifpi 1430

Daigrel

This album is a pretty good 90's dance compilation. One thing this album did well was put in some of the best oldies from 'The Best Dance Album In The World...Ever!' series into one brilliant mega-mix. It was mixed by none other than Richard Evans, who is my pick for the best DJ mix throughout the 90's, and Simon Walsh.Looking closely at disc one, I was happily impressed to see some songs that you would never see elsewhere - such as Strike My Love Is For Real, but then you have the awesomeness of M.A.R.R.S, S-Express and Shaggy as the ultimate mix, with George Michael's Fastlove, Livin' Joy's Dreamer, Toni Di Bart's The Real Thing and Corona's Rhythm Of The Night. I especially loved the inclusion of The Human League's Don't You Want Me. There are some really good mixing examples, like The Goodmen's Give It Up into Strike's My Love Is For Real, and The Human League's Don't You Want Me into Amos's Stamp. So while the inclusions are quite good, it ends on a slightly mediocre note with Underworld's Born Slippy which has been done to death. While some mixes do feel slightly forced, the entire CD is very memorable.When considering the second CD - Clock Oh What A Night (December '63)! That's what! When I first heard this I thought - a kind trip down memory lane. I was very fond of JX's Son Of A Gun, The Original's I Luv U Baby mixing into Don't Give Me Your Life by Alex Party and Temptation by Heaven 17 (one of my all-time favourites). There are quite a few negative aspects unfortunately, such as the inclusion of R. Kelly's Vibe and that I wish that it didn't end of B.B.E's Seven Days & One Week. While I enjoy Seven Days, putting it at the end made me feel a little disappointed because it mixes so well into other club hits. There are also many other worthy mentions, like Walk This Way by Run D.M.C, Culture Beat's Mr Vain and The Outhere Brothers' Boom Boom Boom. I really enjoyed this CD as well, but a little more than the first disc for it's inclusions and mixing.To conclude what I have said earlier, the inclusions for the most part are great and the mixing is really good. Some songs really feel forced while others just cannot be mixed with each other - like Snap's Rhythm Is A Dancer into Technotronics' Pump Up The Jam. It's a great album, mixed by Simon Walsh and Richard Evans and like 'In The Mix: 90's Hits' it is a nice album.

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