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Club Rotation Volume 22 

Various

Club Rotation Volume 22

Genre: DANCE
Label: Warner Strategic Marketing
Release date: 2003

Track Listing

Disc 1 of 2
1.  Hold On Tight Lambda
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2.  Insane: (Steve Murano Mix Edit) Dark Monks
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3.  Livin' My Life Sylver
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4.  Man In The Moon Fragma
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5.  Love On The Run Chicane
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6.  I Don't Wanna Stop ATB
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7.  You Take Me Away Dance Nation
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8.  Beachbreeze Gielen
Svenson
Jan Johnston
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9.  Overload Serano
Voodoo
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10.  Island Of Dreams André Visior
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11.  Galaxy Pulsedriver
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12.  Secret Love Ian Van Dahl
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13.  Hold Me Tonight Angel_One
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14.  At The Sea Trance Angel
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15.  Connected: (Talla 2XLC Radio Edit) AYU
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16.  Bakerstreet The Sax Brothers
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17.  Piece Of My Heart Intermission
Grey
Frost
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18.  It's All For Love Marc Et Claude
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19.  Drift Deep Into Your Own Thoughts Kai Tracid
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20.  Human Beings Cosmic Gate
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Disc 2 of 2
1.  How Old R U? Master Blaster
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2.  Come With Me Special D.
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3.  Weekend Scooter
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4.  U Can't Touch This Cyrus
MC Hammer
Beam
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5.  Das Omen: (Im Kreis Des Bösen) E Nomine
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6.  The End Groove Coverage
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7.  Protect Your Ears DJ Dean
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8.  Rock! Scot Project
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9.  Somebody Skreem! Klubbheads
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10.  The Sign: (Special D Remix Edit) Sven-R-G
Bass-T
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11.  The Music Is Now: (Brooklyn Bounce Remix Edit) Zenith DJ
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12.  Drum & Bass Future Mind
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13.  Wild Side Kaiser Souzai
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14.  Revolution Derb
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15.  Big Deal Yakooza
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16.  The Promiseland Hypertraxx
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17.  Late 2 Nite Little Witches
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18.  Satisfaction Benny Benassi P...
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19.  Troopa Of Tomorrow Members Of Mayday
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20.  Girls Get It First Lexy
K. Paul
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21.  Somebody To Love: (SaltShaker Remix), HOUSE HIT BO... Boogie Pimps
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Featured Review
Use Somebody Use Somebody
Kings Of Leon
When Kings of Leon were announced as one of the headline acts of Glastonbury last June, it was accompanied by a cloud of doubts. Questions about the bands legitimacy for such a prestigious slot were all answered when the Followill's delivered, what was for many, one of the highlights of the festival. As well achieving this milestone the band completed a sold out world tour and, in "Only By The Night", released one of the defining albums of the year. "Use Somebody" captures the band at their most reflective, revealing a desire to turn away from philandering ways and settle down. Could it be that the band's notorious womanising days are behind them? Whether the lyrical content is autographical or not is irrelevant, the track is just another example of how the band provides mainstream rock that doesn't, fortunately, fall into Snow Patrol territory. Anthemic without ever feeling overblown, "Use Somebody" is the sound of the band fully hitting their stride. Expect a sea of lighters when this gets played live and while you may feel a bit cheesy for complying, with songs of this standard it's perfectly acceptable. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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