CD-Charts Position 81

React Techno Classics

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 21, 1997

CD-Charts Position 82
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Classic Rave 2

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 11, 2000
Classic Rave 2 isn't as good as Classic Rave 1, but it's still good.

Included are the classic beyond classic "Chime", "Vamp", and "Don't You Want Me".

However the track listings are wrong and "rave Alarm" and "Feel Cool" are replaced with Acen's "Close Your Eyes" and 2 Bad Mice's "Bombscare"

Over all a good look at the early rave scene and many of the tracks wont let you stay still, buy Classic Rave 1 if you dont alreayd have it, C.R. 2, and Classic Acid also, which is part of this series.

CD-Charts Position 83
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CYLON

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: ACEN

Release Date December 07, 1999
What a shame. After brilliant tracks like Trip II the moon, a marvellous creative album (57 minutes) Acen endet with this. A boring sounding stuff noone really cared. I was very sad seein the past brilliant talent went away with this final number that really was not worth the disc used for. The good tunes die you it seems... Acen is now on doing movies or commercials - I wish him the best anyway of course.

CD-Charts Position 84
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Techno Mix '98: All Nite Rave

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 17, 1998
Ahh, this is an okay cd if you like anything techno, I think its kinda different from most of what I listen to like Brooklyn Bounce, but it's still good!

CD-Charts Position 85
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Gay Classics: Outrageous

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 25, 2001
This will be a great cd to all of the "House" music fans out there (you know who you are). It has an impressive continuous remix of great songs. It kicks the party off with "Love will make it right" and guides the listener into a classic journey of house music all the way to the last track. A few personal highlights on this cd are:

Love will make it right
Spanish Fly
Samba House
Joy Ride
Love Zone
Stone Love (Excellent remix of former Supreme member)
Holiday (Another excellent remix of Madonna's classic)

If you like any type of timeless House music, I would definitely recommend this cd. A must have in any House music fan's collection.

CD-Charts Position 86
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Classic Rave

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date June 23, 1998
Classic Rave has got to be one of the best "Old School" Comps every put on CD. First off you get the likes of Baby D, Human Resource, and Moby or this, but this has one of the best Electronica songs every put on album and that is the classic "Trip II the Moon (parts one and two)" I encourage all fans of electronica, espically the newer generation, to pick this CD up for that one Song alone. For the time it was recorded, it is revoluntary for an electronica song. The beats, the changes, the emotion of "Trip to the Moon" sends chills down my spine, still to this day. Even though some of the songs are a bit cheesy, you really get a good feel for the early days of Rave..ENJOY

CD-Charts Position 87
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Club Europa

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date May 16, 1995
Bought this record for 1 song only. It's ok if you like European techno/disco-rev sound like I do. Ok

CD-Charts Position 88
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Please Don't Go

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: KWS

Release Date September 22, 1992
I will never forget the banal, cheesy hit "Please Don't Go" for the indelible image of a fellow waiter at the restaurant I worked at in college showing off his dance moves to this song, churning his arms in the air, while grinding his pelvis in front of an ice cream freezer. Oh, the thrills of the early 1990's.

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CD-Charts Position 89
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From A to H and Back Again

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Sheep on Drugs

Release Date March 15, 1994
I will never forget the banal, cheesy hit "Please Don't Go" for the indelible image of a fellow waiter at the restaurant I worked at in college showing off his dance moves to this song, churning his arms in the air, while grinding his pelvis in front of an ice cream freezer. Oh, the thrills of the early 1990's.

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CD-Charts Position 90
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All Together in Raveland

CD-Charts > Music > Rave
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 25, 1995
I will never forget the banal, cheesy hit "Please Don't Go" for the indelible image of a fellow waiter at the restaurant I worked at in college showing off his dance moves to this song, churning his arms in the air, while grinding his pelvis in front of an ice cream freezer. Oh, the thrills of the early 1990's.

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