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The Hits Album – 80s Dance is the latest instalment of our ‘Hits’ series, bringing together the biggest chart-topping 80s Dance classics that have become enduring favourites years later in this must-have album. Over 60 timeless anthems to keep the party jumping including artists such as Alexander O’Neal, Aretha Franklin, Billy Ocean, Womack & Womack, Chaka Khan, The Pointer Sisters, Jermaine Stewart, Hazell Dean, Mel & Kim, Nu Shooz, The Weather Girls, Spandau Ballet, Duran Duran, New Order, S’Express, Kym Mazelle & Robert Howard, Cameo, Soul II Soul & Caron Wheeler and many more.

Club MTV: Dance Anthems is a 3CD compilation of some of the best dance music in the last four decades, circulating on MTV's networks outside of the U.S. America no longer focuses on the "M" element of MTV but music still rocks hard around the world and these discs feature some of the best. This was released by Universal Music On Demand.

Rewind to 30 years ago when Paul Oakenfold set out on a trip to Ibiza, what he learned there would change dance & electronic music in the UK & Europe, ultimately the World, forever… Generations charts this and is a 60 track journey through the last three decades of music. It’s split into three mixes; House Mix, Trance Mix and Balearic Mix. The House Mix contains no.1 hits from M/A/A/R/S, Steve Hurley, Black Box and Storm Queen, classic house tracks from CeCe Rogers, Marshall Jefferson, Inner City and Underworld. The Trance Mix has club & chart hits from Faithless, Chicane, Planet Perfecto, Da Hool and Schiller.

Quadrophon Presents 90s Dance Hits Vol.1 album 40 original hits and the original artists. Includes tracks by Haddaway, Technotronic, Gigi D'Agostino, DJ Bobo, Tom Jones with Mousse T, Scatman John and more.

Here come the biggest Dance Hits of the legendary 90s! This brandnew compilations presents a careful selection of real hits and classics! Numerous techno hits, evergreens and party anthems that conquered the charts at that time are still known by everyone: "L'Amour Toujours" by Gigi D'Agostino, "Show Me Love" by Robin S, "I Like To Move It" by Reel 2 Real,

If one is buying this to play on a CD audio system, this is a mis-leading and very disappointing compilation of "excerpts" from famous dance by famous artists.

As usual during these dates, becomes one of the compilations stars in White and Black. Goes "Annual 2016: dance album of the year". CD with great songs like the European hit "Chemicals" Tiësto and Don Diablo, the issue of Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike "Higher Place" both liking, the latest Alexandra Stan "I Did It Mum" yet It sounds on the radio, ItaloBrothers issues "Sleep When We're Dead", "Welcome To The Dancefloor" or "Kings & Queens", the international hit "Break Through The Silence" from Martin Garrix and Matisse & Sadko or theme "White Rabbit" Sander van Doorn and Pep & Rash is playing fairly throughout Europe. It is a compilation of many already established without many international issues and developments. That if an album full of national issues and deejays who are very strong at home and Alexandra Stan, ItaloBrothers, RIO or Dimitri Vegas & Like. The Year 2016 has a pretty good track listing but who sins by having many issues already in other albums; should have many more new features. Still, it is an album that has to be taken.