Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Universal Music TV
Release date: 2001


Disc 1 of 2
1. Show Me Love	Robin S.	more

2. Everybody's Free: (To Feel Good)	Rozalla	more

3. Finally	Ce Ce Peniston	more

4. Groove Is In The Heart	Deee-Lite	more

5. Ride On Time	Black Box	more

6. Don't You Want Me	Felix	more

7. Push The Feeling On	Nightcrawlers	more

8. Dreamer	Livin' Joy	more

9. I'm Gonna Get You	Bizarre Angie Brown	more

10. Pump Up The Jam	Technotronic	more

11. Devotion: (I Wanna Give You)	Nomad	more

12. That's The Way Love Is	Ten City	more

13. U Girls: (Look So Sexy)	Nush	more

14. Gypsy Woman	Crystal Waters	more

15. Naked In The Rain	Blue Pearl	more

16. It's A Fine Day	Opus III	more

17. Waterfall	Atlantic Ocean	more

18. Sound Of Eden	Shades Of Rhythm	more

19. French Kiss	Lil Louis & The...	more

20. Higher State Of Consciousness	Wink	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Everybody In The Place	The Prodigy	more

2. Ebeneezer Goode	The Shamen	more

3. Tom's DIner	DNA Feat. Suzan...	more

4. Go	Moby	more

5. Set You Free	N-Trance	more

6. DJ's Take Control	SL2	more

7. LFO	LFO	more

8. NRG	Amadski	more

9. We Call It Acieed	D Mob	more

10. Pump Up The Volume	M/A/R/R/S	more

11. Theme From S-Express	S-Express	more

12. The Power	Snap!	more

13. Touch Me	49ers	more

14. Love Can't Turn Me Around	Darryl Pandy Farley "Jackmas...	more

15. Rock Da House	Beatmasters	more

16. Jack To The Sound Of The Underground	Hithouse	more

17. Ride Like The Wind	East Side Beat	more

18. Please Don't Go	Double You	more

19. Papua New Guinea	The Future Soun...	more

20. Beat Dis	Bomb The Bass	more

Featured Review
	Dangerous Kardinal Offishall Feat. Akon
Hitmaking machine Akon has always been good at helping others. Both established and new talent have often queued for his helping hand. One of his latest and most successful collaborators has been Canadian rapper Kardinal Offishall, a former producer of emerging bands from Toronto's hip-hop scene, whose own records showed a hearty mix of reggae, rap and dancehall, showcasing the ongoing romance between North American hip-hop and the Caribbean ."Dangerous," a keyboard feast paying tribute to the female anatomy, benefits from Akon's Midas touch; so much that one could argue if Akon should have claimed the song for himself. But no one is complaining. It has been a huge summer hit stateside, reinforced with a powerful alternative version with extra muscle provided by Sean Paul and Twista; and it has paved the way for Offishall's imminent, star-studded breakthough album "Not 4 Sale", featuring all the usual suspects (Rihanna, Estelle, The-Dream, Clipse, etc.) of Today's R&B world.
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