excellent gay party circuit music
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Disc: 1
  1. Roses for JP
  2. Flowerz
  3. Free [Full Intention Vocal Mix]
  4. U Don't Know Me
  5. The Break '98 [Cevin's NYC Peak Mix]
  6. Slut [the Fully Orchestrated Drama Queen Mix]
  7. Women Beat Their Men [Cevin's Peak Hour Dub]
  8. Flylife Extra
  9. Life Me Up [Manhattan Mix]
  10. Corrupt [Extended Club Mix]
  11. Sun Is Shining [Jonathan Peters New York Mix]
  12. Mother Earth
  13. That Look [Hani Remix]

Disc: 2
  1. Flower Duet '99 [Jonathan Peters Soundfactory Mix]
  2. I Know You Love Me Too [Van Bellen Remix]
  3. Everytime & [Acappella][Mix]
  4. Rain [Johnny Vicious Mix]
  5. Silence [DJ Tisto's in Search of Sunrise Remix]
  6. Bailamos [Matt Darey Mix]
  7. Not Over Yet 99 [Matt Darey's Remix 99]
  8. Follow Me
514711
This is a compilation of two cd's, one for early in the evening the other for late hours. The material contains mixed 70's Disco tracks from the famous nightclub The Loft in New York. Cd 1 sets of with a funk track called "House Party" slowly building up the entire party. Cd 1 just keep on bulding up the party atmosphere offering groovy harmonic dance tracks. Cd 2 (late)is not so much 70's Disco tracks as the first cd. It offers more deeper House tracks with a dash of groovy sexy vibes in them hopefully making the female guest at the party to let themselves a bit more loose on the dancefloor and in their conversations with the male guests. I recommend this one because it is nice to have something that almost everyone like in your House collection.
1733003
I love this CD, all the songs are very nice. Many party and fun songs. Highly recommended.
277532
This song is a huge step forward for supporting the gay community. It is something I thought I would have never seen in my lifetime. Great beat and overall good on the ears.
1739827
"You Can Do It" and "Music" were huge club and party hits back in the day and to my ears, these two tunes are just as strong now as they were when they were released in 1979. I have both tunes on 12" and got playing them after they came up in a conversation with a friend. I found myself playing them over and over again and it eventually dawned on me that I finally needed to get them on CD.

The biggest surprise was how much I liked all the other tunes on the album. "Now That I Found You", "Guess You Didn't Know", "Come Dance With Me" and "I Am Under Your Spell" are all very interesting songs, well produced and with great vocal performances, especially from the brilliant Alicia Myers. I'm so glad I got this on CD and can't get seem to get it out of my car now. If you're a lover of the great music from the 80s, put this on your must-have list before it goes out of print. These kinds of albums usually do.
1218214
This is happy music. Party music great for any celebration. This hit song from Kermit Ruffins and the Rebirth Brass Band will mellow your groove.
1395186
Hot and Erotic, On Top and Adult Entertainment are a few of our favorites. My roommate and I had a great time hosting a party this weekend; everybody enjoyed the album and or complimented me about the music, it was a blast. We will be hosting most of our parties with this album, it has a huge collection of songs and satisfies a wide range of listeners as well.
2884584
Barry Williams Presents: One-Hit Wonders Of The 70s has some mighty great tunes on it--you get 20 tracks for a very reasonable price. These songs really take me back to the 1970s when I was dancing to these songs and listening to them on jukeboxes practically everywhere. The quality of the sound on this CD is nothing short of excellent and I really like that artwork, too.

The album starts with Wild Cherry shooting out their bit hit "Play That Funky Music." Predictably, this tune does have a funky sound to it and it's still great for dancing even today! "Play That Funky Music" also has a good melody that's quite catchy; it makes a strong beginning number for this CD. "One Toke Over The Line" really got a lot of airplay. This tune sounds great; Brewer & Shipley created this country flavored rock song with strong key modulations and perfect harmonizing. "One Toke Over The Line" is easily a major highlight of this album and I love every minute of it.

The Starland Vocal Band does a wonderful job on "Afternoon Delight;" this never seemed to stop playing and it was great for slow dancing all alone late at night with your sweetheart in your living room. "Afternoon Delight" makes god use of the guitars, too. In addition, Billy Swan's "I Can Help" is an excellent tune; Billy does this faultlessly and just one listen proves it. "I Can Help" really has a great vibe to it and that's grand. Again, the guitars and keyboard work enhance the music that goes along with Billy's singing although of course the music never steals the show away from Billy. "In The Summertime" by Mungo Jerry is one of my very favorite songs on this album; the beat is incredible and it brings back many a fond memory, too.

Paper Lace outdoes even themselves on "The Night Chicago Died;" this uses some great electric guitar and it rocks really well! The percussion makes this ballad even better. Listen also for Stories to do their hit entitled "Brother Louie;" "Brother Louie" addresses racism in a tune that you won't forget anytime soon. First Class does a sublime tune when they turn out "Beach Baby;" this Beach Boys sounding tune holds its own very well. Vicki Sue Robinson does her disco tune "Turn The Beat Around" that invariably got everyone out on the dance floor; she sings this with all her might and it works wonders for this number.

Lynn Anderson's "Rose Garden" is a classic country song that scored a big hit on the airwaves; Lynn delivers this without a superfluous note and she had lots of people humming this tune to themselves all the time! Edison Lighthouse also makes good with their masterpiece "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes);" and the CD ends strong with Vicki Lawrence performing "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia." "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia" has Vicki singing at her best and it leaves you wanting more.

Barry Williams Presents: One-Hit Wonders Of The 70s is best suited for people who want to remember some really great hits that deserve still more attention in our times. This is also a fine CD for anyone who wants a solid 70s music collection.
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Shibuya Flavas gives a little taste of the hard to come by tokyo deep house scene.  DJ Alex put together a wonderful collection of tracks from such artists Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra and Men at Work.  Most of the tracks on here you won't hear on other albums.  nicely blending deep house with a bossa nova type groove kicked in. If your looking for a deep house album that isn't the same old tracks.  Give Alex a try.
37764
This is a compilation album. It is not a seamless mix ala Sasha and Digweed, so the DJ is secondary in this case. Nonetheless, some of the best of the best of the progressive house crowd shows up for this album. Paul  Van Dyk (who was one of the first progressive trance artists I've been  introduced to); Transa (who's done a few nice club hits); Lost Tribe (a  Hooj Tunes artist, Gamemaster is a great song) are on here, as well as the  classic trance tunes Cafe Del Mar and Binary Finary.
For me, I think the  choice of tunes is excellent: a perfect introduction into the world of  progressive trance. It's a great album, filled with fine melodies and very  likable even if you hate most techno. OK, so its somewhat commercial. So  many of the themes have been played out. Some are quite old (Cafe Del Mar  appears on my _Logic Trance 2_ compilation circa 1994!) And so what. :)  It's a nice selection of tunes, very listenable, very danceable, very much  trance. It's fun, which is what dance music should be.
1500566
I preordered this pack as Amazon recommended. I listen to it yesterday while riding in my truck with my partner and her son. We listened straight through and I am impressed. I am loving the cover art and that picture of him inside makes me question my own sexuality (and I am already gay, lol). I hope he is smoking the green, otherwise it would be a little less sexy. I am on here to purchase another copy for my cousin. The Gay Mentor gives this package (without having a moment to even view the bonus DVD) five stars.
2432100
Took a risk and bought this CD after seeing "History Repeating" on MTV's120 Minutes. Didn't know what it was going to be like. That was well over a year ago, and I'm still loving it. Great party music, with  something for everybody. Great for driving, or at work. I've given it to  many friends, all of varying musical tastes, and the response has been  overwhelmingly positive: get it and you'll groove 'til you can't groove no  more.
229328
I am sure there are a lot of people who will buy this cd just because of the Sex & the City part, but it has a lot of great music music and can stand on it's own merit.  It includes a great mix of artists, from Run-D.M.C. to india.arie to Fergie.  This makes it a great party CD, with a little something for all your friends to enjoy.  Look at it for the Sex and the City name, but buy it because it is a great CD.
16689
Excellent Album by this 3 girl disco group. The ladies in the group Stargard are fabulous. I love their styles. I love this Album. I recommend buying it if you love Disco music & if you love to dance. This music has great dance music. The song "Which Way Is Up" is a fun dance song. Perfect song to dance to. Stargard is a great 3 lady disco group to listen to. They'll get your party going.
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I couldn't help but thinking that the sounds radiating off these two CD's reminded me of some of the great GU releases of the past, which contained great progressive trance with a smidgen of melodic vocal trance.  Ben Lost arranges what has to be the best Progressive trance mix in a long, long time, as the previous trance maestro's like Dave Seaman, Sasha, and Nick Warren, have all gone fully over to the progressive house side of dance music, and it's nice to see what the trance side of electronic music still has to offer.

The tracklisting on here is like a "best of" current trance with some huge tracks like Critical 7's Lost, Miro's By Your Side, and Tilt's The World Doesn't Know.  You also get Sonorous, U&K, and Probspot, who all have had their tracks spun by all the best DJ's this year.

Definitely a CD not to be missed.  There are very few great 2 disc sets released anymore, and this is certainly one of them.
295078
There are some really great songs on here. I like the Central Park concert as well, and that may be a better choice for some fans. But if you already have that and wand more great Dave, I don't think you'll be disappointed in this at all.
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I've looked high and low for the CD version of "The Kings Are Here"(my album got trashed during my college years).  I finally found it with two clicks of a mouse.  And I wasn't dissapointed.  The Kings sound  as fresh as they did back in 1981.  The songs "The Beat Goes  on/Switching to Glide" and "Partyitis" are worth the price  of the CD alone.  They contiue to be great party songs.  The rest of the CD  has some hidden gems which I forgot about, but they are great toons  ("Run Shoes Running", "It's Okay" and "Right to  the Top").  I would recommend this CD to anyone who loves 80's  alternative rock like "The Romantics", "The Kingbees"  and "The Knack".