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The Best Dance Album...Ever! 2002

Various

The Best Dance Album...Ever!: 2002

Genre: DANCE
Label: Circa Records Limited
Release date: 2002

Track Listing

Disc 1 of 2
1.  Freak Like Me Sugababes
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2.  Gotta Get Thru This Daniel Bedingfield
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3.  Just A Little Liberty X
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4.  Lazy David Byrne
X-Press 2
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5.  Can't Get You Out Of My Head Kylie Minogue
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6.  Dove: (I'll Be Loving You) Moony
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7.  Another Chance Roger Sanchez
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8.  Point Of View DB Boulevard
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9.  Rapture IIO
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10.  It's Ok!: (M*A*S*H Radio Mix) Atomic Kitten
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11.  Follow Da Leader Chocolate Puma
Soca Boys
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12.  It Just Won't Do Tim Deluxe
Sam Obernick
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13.  4 My People: (Basement Jaxx Remix Radio Edit) Missy Elliott
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14.  More Than A Woman Aaliyah
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15.  Fly By Blue
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16.  2 People Jean-Jacques Sm...
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17.  Digital Love Daft Punk
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18.  We Are All Made Of Stars Moby
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19.  To Get Down Timo Maas
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20.  Get Me Off Basement Jaxx
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21.  Flawless The Ones
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Disc 2 of 2
1.  Murder On The Dancefloor Sophie Ellis-Bextor
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2.  Little L Jamiroquai
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3.  Who Do You Love Now?: (Stringer) Riva
Dannii Minogue
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4.  Something Lasgo
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5.  Tell It To My Heart Kelly Llorenna
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6.  Hey Baby! DJ Ötzi
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7.  The Whistle Song: (Blow My Whistle Baby) DJ Aligator Project
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8.  Set You Free N-Trance
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9.  Shake Ur Body Shy FX & T Power
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10.  Addicted To Bass Puretone
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11.  Luv Da Sunshine Intenso Project
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12.  Castles In The Sky Ian Van Dahl
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13.  True Love Never Dies Kelly Llorenna
Flip & Fill
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14.  Into The Night 4 Strings
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15.  In Your Eyes Milk Inc.
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16.  Resurection PPK
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17.  Drifting Away Skye
Lange
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18.  643: (Love's On Fire) DJ Tiësto
Suzanne Palmer
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19.  The Day It Rained Forever Aurora
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20.  Shooting Star Flip & Fill
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21.  Forever N-Trance
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Featured Review
Sex On Fire Sex On Fire
Kings Of Leon
It's funny how here in the UK the luck of this four-piece act from Nashville has grown like a rolling snowball, from indie darlings to festival headliners; meanwhile, they have been rather ignored by American audiences. Their update on the old-fashioned southern rock clichés gets more and more compact with every effort. "Sex On Fire" has just stormed to the top of the British charts, anticipating the release of their fourth opus, "One by the night," set to be one of the strongest albums from here to Christmas this side of the Atlantic; many critics salute it as Kings Of Leon's final step towards stadium rock. From a lyrical point of view this may not be the best song they've ever written, but Caleb Followill's rugged vocals, one of the band's best assets, sound strong and reassured in this all-conquering sexual exaltation.
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