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CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Kylie Minogue

Release Date November 26, 2007
some people have panned this album but i think its produced some of the best kylie songs ever e.g wow, in my arms, nudity and sensitized.
buy this album and enjoy kylie the next queen of pop! :)

CD-Charts Position 172
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CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Deadmau5

Release Date October 06, 2008
Cant write enough good comment5 about this album, top mix and epic production!!!!!!

BUY IT NOW

CD-Charts Position 173
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Einaudi: Le Onde

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
from: Ricordi

Release Date May 02, 1998
This CD is the most boring amateur music I have heard in a long while. The cheesy and predictable melodies sound like a GCSE composition recorded by a school pupil. 10 minutes of listening and I wanted to tear my hair out! A definite miss.

CD-Charts Position 174
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The Black Album

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Jay-Z

Release Date November 19, 2003
To me, this was one of the best albums of 2003 (Speakerboxx/The Love Below won it for me). If you want to listen to hip-hop that steps outside of the box, this is definitely one you will like. While some tracks are better than others, there aren't really any that you will skip over straight away. Many albums have that (Kanye Graduation = Drunk and Hot Girls = Trash) so you've got to appreciate that Jay-Z put some thought into this instead of just filling the gap with generic tracks. Also this album has a HELL of a lot of highlights, including 'Public Service Announcement' (Which was meant to be an INTERLUDE!!!), and of course the well known 'Dirt Off Your Shoulders'. Other key tracks include 'Encore' (do you want more?), '99 Problems' (but a ... Read More:

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Beautiful Future

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Primal Scream

Release Date July 21, 2008
Absolutely have to agree with Mark Astons review here over the missing-middle-eight-repetitiveness of this album. At first listen it sounds like a glorious sugar coated update of the Screams first album, "Sonic Flower Groove", with "Beautiful Future" and the "Glory of Love "(in both forms) particularly brilliant in a second-summer-of-pop type way. "Uptown" is good in the same way that "Trainspotting" and "Screamadelica" (the track not the album) were, and cover "Over & Over" is another Broken Bobby (TM) version of "Damaged". But it's true, all these songs sound unfinished and either repeat themselves adnausium in some sick loop after about 20 seconds, or else take the cursed fade out route at the end. Criminal stuff because this could have ... Read More:

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101 Sixties Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 30, 2007
Absolutely have to agree with Mark Astons review here over the missing-middle-eight-repetitiveness of this album. At first listen it sounds like a glorious sugar coated update of the Screams first album, "Sonic Flower Groove", with "Beautiful Future" and the "Glory of Love "(in both forms) particularly brilliant in a second-summer-of-pop type way. "Uptown" is good in the same way that "Trainspotting" and "Screamadelica" (the track not the album) were, and cover "Over & Over" is another Broken Bobby (TM) version of "Damaged". But it's true, all these songs sound unfinished and either repeat themselves adnausium in some sick loop after about 20 seconds, or else take the cursed fade out route at the end. Criminal stuff because this could have ... Read More:

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Above & Beyond - Volume 6 (2 X CD's)

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 06, 2008
If you're into this stuff, don't hesitate. It's as good as, if not better than, vol 5.

If you're new to Above & Beyond and Anjunabeats and are looking for non-cheesy trance at its best, dive in.

CD-Charts Position 178
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Talking Book

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Stevie Wonder

Release Date May 01, 2000
talking book this is a classic soul album i love it and play it quite regually its cool it features two known songs you are the sunshine of my life,superstition and lots of other good songs which aint recoginised so much radios have a habit of playing 2 or 3 songs by one artist all radio stations are guilty of it eg queen bohemian rhapsody,youre my best friend,dont stop me now and sometimes we will rock you but theres plenty of other fab songs by queen eg innuendo,these are the days of our lives,somebody to love and more i like a winters tale too off the made in heaven album fab!! but they do this with any artist play certain songs thats why i get bored by radio stations rather go and put my own cds on!! if i listen too radio its radio2 mark radcliffe and stuart ... Read More:

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A Strangely Isolated Place

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Ulrich Schnauss

Release Date October 20, 2008
This still is one of my all time favourites of his work, though as we know, each and every album is too distinct to compare. It's a continuation of his style from his previous album 'Far Away Trains Passing By" but with an added twist - the fine introduction of Judith Beck, the enchanting and breathtaking vocal addition.
In life, there are certain albums we have carried with us, where ever we go, whether through new life experiences or whilst reconciling old ones, this music co-creates with one's own memories. Isn't that what music does? This album is one of those classics.

My favourite song "On My Own" is an addictive tune that is completely different from the rest of the album, but throws me back to the days of Joy Division...and then one is carried ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 180
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Ta Dah!

CD-Charts > Music > Dance and Electronic
by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date September 18, 2006
there are twelve fantastic songs here that are played over and over again and are always fun to listen to.
Scissor sisters are a fantastic band to listen to and their songs are amazing!!!!
this album i find is a step up from their first album(which i also love)and the music on each track shows a range of artistic style that really shows off their fantastic talent.
I Dont feel like dancin' is already a classic track,i love She's My Man with a fun beat and catchy lyrics,I Cant Decide is also fun and can be heard in the Doctor Who series three finale-The Last Of The Timelords.
Land of a thousand words has to be my favourite song by the band....why wasnt this used for Casino Royale????
love the album
YOU NEED IT IF YOU LOVE MUSIC!!!