Review, buy Dance & Electronic: Dangerous, Greatest Hits, Hey Now! (Remixes & Rarities), The Greatest Hits of Philadelphia International 1976-1986: 20 Soul Disco & Funk Smashes, The Chillout Session, X-Tremely Fun - Dance Aerobics, The Essential Luther Vandross, Bargrooves - Disco Heat: Mixed By Andy Daniell, In Dub, No Way Out, Reiki: Hands of Light, A Gift of Love Vol.1: Music Inspired By Love Poems of Rumi, Bunkka, Funk 45 Sessions: Over 2 Hours of Original Funk 45s, Don't Bore Us - Get To The Chorus! Greatest Hits [EXTRA TRACKS], The Collection, Snivilisation, Cheers, Victoria Beckham, Gilles Peterson in Africa

Michael Jackson was still going for pop hits with 1991's Dangerous, but he also front-loaded the album with six straight Teddy Riley-assisted cuts. This half-hour swoop of tense, aggressive, often angular funk was Jackson's most interesting music since Thriller, and still sounds, well, invincible on this remastered edition. After that, the record's uneven, but there's nothing embarrassing about it, either. "Gone Too Soon", a non-Jackson composition about teen AIDS casualty Ryan White, is a quiet statement (particularly played next to the choir-laden "Heal the World", "Keep the Faith", and "Will You Be There") showing that the star doesn't always have to get showy. The sprightly "Black or White" is explicitly pro-interracial romance, an angle its video didn't go near, and the urgent "Give In to Me" is almost scary. Scary good, that is. -Rickey Wright.

Tracks Greatest Hits

If you were with me know
The Locomotion
Hand On Your Heart (Brand New Mix)
Shocked
Step Back In Time
Shocked (Harding/ Curnow Remix)
Word Is Out
Hand On Your Heart
Wouldnt Change A Thing
Give Me Just A Little More Time
Word Is Out (Summer Breeze Mix)
Better The Devil You Know (Movers & Shakers Alternative 12 Mix)
Celebration (Techno Rave Remix)
Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi
The Loco-Motion (Oz Tour Mix)
What Do I Have To Do? (Movers & Shakers 12 mix)
Celebration
I Should Be So Lucky (extended mix)
Better The Devil You Know
I Should Be So Lucky
What Do I Have To Do?
Especially For You
Got To Be Certain
Made In Heaven
Tears On My Pillow
Finer Feelings
Step Back In Time (Harding/Curnow Remix)
Where In The World
Made In Heaven (Heaven Scent Mix)
What Kind Of Fool
Never Too Late
Say The Word
Wouldnt Change A Thing (The Espagna Mix)

Like fine wine, Kylie's music has aged gracefully over the years. With the rise of "old skool" and her rise back to superstardom, PWL is at last getting the recognition it deserves. Greatest Hits shares a similar track listing to Kylie's 1992 best of but there are notable inclusions and exceptions on this newer collection. Absent from the first anthology, single versions of "Finer Feelings" (Brothers In Rhythm 7" Mix) and "What Do I Have To Do?" (7" Mix) are at last included. The worldwide smash "It's No Secret" doesn't make it on to this collection but strangely the "B" side "Say the Word-I'll Be There" does. Commercially available for the first time, and last heard on the 1990 Enjoy Yourself tour), the sexy Oz Tour Mix of "Locomotion" features on the bonus mix CD. The collection adds weight to Kylie's early mentor Pete Waterman's assertion that Stock, Aitken and Waterman would one day be viewed as the 1980s equivalent of Motown. Who would have thought back in 1988 that "I Should Be So Lucky" and "Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi" would become such gems? -John Galilee.

Tracks Hey Now! (Remixes & Rarities)

Mother [Extended Version]
You Don't Know [TM's Know It All Mix]
Walk On By [S.A.F.'s Walk to the Dance Floor Club Mix]
World Is Stone
You Have to Learn to Live Alone
What's Going On [Long Version]
That's What I Think [Club Mix]
Come On Home [Extended Club Mix]
Hey Now (Girls Just Want to Have Fun) [Vasquez Remix "Lounge Mix"] - Cyndi Lauper, Snow
Ballad of Cleo & Joe [Soul Solution Vocal Dub]

Tracks The Greatest Hits of Philadelphia International 1976-1986: 20 Soul Disco & Funk Smashes

Archie Bell & The Drells - Everybody Have A Good Time
Billy Paul - Bring The Family Back
Billy Paul - Let 'Em In
Shirley Jones - Do You Get Enough Love
Dexter Wansell - All Night Long
McFadden & Whitehead - Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now
The Jones Girls - Nights Over Egypt
Frantique - Strut Your Funky Stuff
Lou Rawls - Lady Love
Teddy Pendergrass - The Whole Towns Laughing At Me
Jean Carn - Was That All It Was
The Futures - Party Time Man
Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
The O'Jays - Darlin' Darlin' Baby
The O'Jays - Used Ta' Be My Girl
Archie Bell & The Drells - Don't Let Love Get You Down
The Philadelphia International All Stars - Lets Clean Up The Ghetto
People's Choice - Jam Jam Jam (All Night Long)
Dexter Wansell - Life On Mars
Teddy Pendergrass - Only You

Tracks The Chillout Session

Listen To Your Heart - DHT
All Possibilities - Badly Drawn Boy
It's Better To Have Loved - Temposhark
Heartbeats - Gonzalez, Jose
Fade - Solu Music & KimBlee
Polite Society - Si-Cut DB
Make A Move - Joey Negro
Teenage Kicks - Nouvelle Vague
Love On My Mind - Freemasons & Amanda Wilson
Bumcop - Crazy P
Hide And Seek - Heap, Imogen
I Melt With You - Nouvelle Vague
Thunder In My Heart - Sayer, Leo
95 (Make Things Right) - Lemon Jelly
La Ritournelle - Tellier, Sebastien
Muscle Car - Mylo & Freeform Five
Nine Million Bicycles - Melua, Katie
JCB Song - Nizlopi
Seven Days In Sunny June - Jamiroquai
Love Generation - Bob Sinclar & Gary 'Nesta' Pine
Sail Into The Sun - Funky Lowlives
Zombie Party - Hiem
Speechless - Mish Mash & Lois
What Else Is There - Royksopp
And I Kept Hearing - Fragment One
American Dream - Jakatta
Steppin' Out - Kaskade
Happy Dreamer - Laid Back (1)
Dice - Quaye, Finley & William Orbit
Lovin' You More (That Big Track) - Mac, Steve & Mosquito/Steve Smith
Wonders Never Cease - Morcheeba
Strings Of Life (Stronger On My Own) - Soul Central & Kathy Brown
Be My Friend - Scape & D'Empress
Dayvan Cowboy - Boards Of Canada
So In Love With You - Duke (3)
Stops - Elbow
Give It - X-Press 2 & Kurt Wagner
Empty Streets - Late Night Alumni
Heartbeats - Knife
Hideaway - Barefoot (2)

Tracks X-Tremely Fun - Dance Aerobics

So Many Men [127 BPM]
Set You Free [130 BPM]
Finally [120 BPM]
Let the Music Play [115 BPM]
I Turn to You [140 BPM]
We Like to Party [139 BPM]
Show Me Love [120 BPM]
Gonna Make You Sweat [114 BPM]
Good Vibrations [122 BPM]
Escape [126 BPM]
Can't Get You out of My Head [126 BPM]
What Is Love [124 BPM]
Strike It Up [119 BPM]
Move It Like This [129 BPM]
Little Less Conversation [119 BPM]

Tracks The Essential Luther Vandross

Shes So Good To Me
Here And Now
Little Miracles ( Happen Every Day)
Never Too Much 89 Remix
Stop To Love Remix Marcus Miller Mix
The Night I Fell In Love
I Gave It Up ( When I Fell In Love)
See Me
Never Too Much
Aint No Stoppin Us Now - Morales Mix
Aint No Stoppin Us Now
Searching ( featuring Change)
Power Of Love Love Power Original
Give Me The Reason
Stop To Love
I Really Didnt Mean It
A House Is Not A Home
The Glow Of Love ( featuring Change)
I Gave It Up ( When I Fell In Love) Marcus Miller Mix
Heaven Knows
Any Love
Always & Forever
Endless Love duet with Mariah Carey
Power Of Love Love Power - Dance Radio Mix
Love The One Youre With
Sugar And Spice ( I Found Me A Girl)
Shes A Super Lady
So Amazing
My Sensitivity ( Gets In The Way)
Your Secret Love

Tracks Bargrooves - Disco Heat: Mixed By Andy Daniell

Dare Me - Pointer Sisters
Final Fling - P-Funkateers
Do You Remember House - Blaze & Palmer Brown
Player - First Choice (2)
Dreams - Urban Magic
Brighter Days - Big Moses
Runaway - Salsoul Orchestra & Loleatta Holloway
Solaris - DJ Gregory
Diamond Life - Vega, Louie & Jay 'Sinister' Sealee/Julie McKnight
Music Talking - Montanas & DJ Roland Clark
Out In The Sticks - Backroom Sounds
Rough Times - Joey Negro & Sunburst Band
ER Track - Dunn, Mike & MD X-Spress
I Wanna Freak U - Thoneick, Eddie
Do You Love What U Feel - Raw Essence
Cure And The Cause - Fish Go Deep & Tracey K
It Feels Good - Team Factor & Kenny Bobien
What You Need - Powerhouse & Duane Harden
All About You - Havana Funk
Touch Me - Bingo Players & Chocolate Puma
Glad I Found You - DJ Gomi
Sun Will Shine - Studio Apartment & Yasmeen Sulieman
Music Is My Way Of Life - Lab Rats (1)
Tear It Up - Kings Of Tomorrow
It's Set To Groove - Full Intention
Can't Stop - Harris, Quentin
Reach Out For Love - Evans, Marc
You Can't Hide From Yourself - Pendergrass, Teddy
P 2 Da J - Ferrer, Dennis
Come Back Home - Secret Sounds
Play On - Terry, Todd
Pressure - Ultra Nate
Everyman - Double Exposure
When You Touch Me - Freemasons & Katherine Ellis
God Made Me Phunky - MD X-Spress
Feelin' Love - Soulsearcher
Intro - Braxe, Alan & Fred Falke
Wonderful World - Bob Sinclar & Ron Carroll
Ghetto - Bob Sinclar
Sunday Shoutin' - Johnny Corporate

Tracks No Way Out

Friend - Puff Daddy & Foxy Brown
Pain - Puff Daddy
Don't Stop What You're Doing - Puff Daddy & Lil' Kim
Young G's - Puff Daddy & Notorious BIG/Jay-Z
Do You Know - Puff Daddy
It's All About The Benjamins - Puff Daddy & Notorious BIG/Lil' Kim/The LOX
What You Gonna Do - Puff Daddy
If I Should Die Tonight - Puff Daddy & Carl Thomas
I Got The Power - Puff Daddy & The LOX
Victory - Puff Daddy & Notorious BIG/Busta Rhymes
I Love You Baby - Puff Daddy & Black Rob
No Way Out - Puff Daddy
I'll Be Missing You - Puff Daddy & Faith Evans/112
Been Around The World - Puff Daddy & Notorious BIG/Mase
Can't Nobody Hold Me Down - Puff Daddy & Mase
Is This The End - Puff Daddy & Ginuwine/Twista/Carl Thomas
Senorita - Puff Daddy

For old-school hip-hop fans, raised on Run-DMC and Public Enemy, this is the equivalent of Chinese water-torture: a 17-track collection of tepid beats, lame, solipsistic rhymes and numbingly obvious 80s-pop references-mostly performed by the music's reigning majordomo: a man who, to all appearances, can neither rap, sing nor dance. What's indisputable, however, is that Sean "Puffy" Combs' success demonstrates a profound rupture in the hip-hop firmament. As the style intruded upon the commercial mainstream, its makers sensed the lucrative opportunities on offer, and became more blatantly aspirational; consequently, the lyrics changed-their subject-matter shifting from revolution to acquisition, from AKs to Versace-while the music became less dense and more buyer-friendly. And despite (or, more precisely, because of) his artistic failings, Combs was the perfect exemplar of where the genre was at, post-Tupac, post-Biggie. He'd like to claim credit for remaking hip-hop in his own image, but in fact, he's merely a symptom of its decline. -Andrew McGuire.

Tracks A Gift of Love Vol.1: Music Inspired By Love Poems of Rumi

Desire
Dying To Love - Chopra, Deepak & Robert A.F. Thurman
My Beloved - Chopra, Deepak & Chris Barron
Lover's Passion
Surrender
My Burning Heart
Come To Me
Hunt
Looking For Love - Chopra, Deepak & Rosa Parks
Defeated By Love - Chopra, Deepak & Sussan Deyhlm
Behind The Scenes - Chopra, Deepak & Blythe Danner
Look At Your Eyes - Chopra, Deepak & Noah Hutton/Debra Winger
Meaning Of Love - Chopra, Deepak & Goldie Hawn
Lover's Passion
Intoxicated By Love
Some Kiss - Chopra, Deepak & Coleman Barks
Mirror - Chopra, Deepak & Debra Winger
Looking For Your Face - Chopra, Deepak & Jared Harris
Alchemy Of Love
Lost In The Wilderness
Valentine To Rumi
Agony And Ecstasy Of Divine Discontent - Chopra, Deepak & Sonja Sohn
I Am And I Am Not
I Am Yours - Chopra, Deepak & Robert John Burke
Agony Of Lovers - Chopra, Deepak & Laura Day
Awakening
Lover's Madness
Mythical Lover - Chopra, Deepak & Gautama
Privileged Lovers
Precious Love
Do You Love Me - Chopra, Deepak & Demi Moore
Bittersweet - Chopra, Deepak & Madonna
Aroused Passion
Caught In The Fire Of Love - Chopra, Deepak & Martin Sheen
Desire

"The innocence of my life releases the God I love everywhere. " These are the words of Rumi, 13th-century poet and founder of the Whirling Dervishes of Sufism, as spoken by the mature and melodious voice of Rosa Parks. Her voice, American history, those words, intense longing: Power. In celebration of the human spirit, The Gift of Love is a recitation of the love poems of Rumi by Dr. Chopra and celebrity friends, including Madonna, Goldie Hawn, and Robert A. F. Thurman. Sensual Middle Eastern-influenced music backs the reading and provides breaks between sections such as "Love Drunk" and "The Light of Love. " The Gift of Love is sincere and potent stuff, unafraid of the deep physical, spiritual, and mental hunger that Rumi's words not only taste, but roll about the tongue and swallow whole. -Paige La Grone.

Tracks Bunkka

Time of Your Life (feat.Perry Farrell)
Southern Sun (feat.Carla Werner)
Hypnotised (feat.Tiff Lacey)
Zoo York
Nixon's Spirit (feat.Hunter S.Thompson)
Motion (feat.Grant Lee Philips)
Hold Your Hand (feat.Emiliana Torrini)
The Harder They Come (feat.Nelly Furtado & Tricky)
Ready Steady Go (feat.Asher D)
Starry Eyed Surprise (feat.Shifty of Crazy Town)
Get Em Up (feat.Ice Cube)

According to the Guinness Book of Records, Paul Oakenfold is the world's most successful DJ and few would argue-he is, after all, the man who almost single-handedly invented the concept of the superstar DJ. Despite this, and his producing bands such as the Happy Mondays and U2, Bunkka is his first real stab at solo superstardom. While it occasionally pushes the right buttons, it's far too blunt and schizophrenic to appeal to his traditional fan base. Abandoning the podium trance with which he made his name, Bunkka sees Oakenfold marrying Hybrid-like breakbeats with rock, hip-hop and progressive house-not to mention a healthy dose of pop. Add an impressive list of guest vocalists-Tricky, Nelly Furtado, Ice Cube, Perry Farrell, Hunter S Thompson-and a slew of radio-friendly tunes, and it soon becomes clear that Oakey has gone straight for the populist jugular. Fair enough, you might say, but no amount of star turns, catchy choruses and occasional flashes of brilliance can hide the fact that Bunkka is fundamentally a very patchy album. -Matt Anniss.

Tracks Funk 45 Sessions: Over 2 Hours of Original Funk 45s

We Gotta Bust Outta The Ghetto - Scott, Moody
Them Hot Pants - Sain, Lee
You're Losing Me - Sexton, Ann
Hey Brother - Identities
You're The Man - Gaye, Marvin
Impeach The President - Honey Drippers (1)
Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself Again - Maceo & All The Kings Men
Gimme Good Loving - Downing, 'Big' Al
I Need More Time - Meters
They Won't Let Me - Unemployed
I Turn You On - Latin Breed
Chitlin Strut - Backyard Heavies
Soul And Sunshine - Harvey & The Phenomenals
Foolish Man - Daniels, Huck
12345678 - Kool & The Gang
P's And Q's - Harrison, Sterling
Get Up Get Into It Get Involved - Brown, James (1)
Behind Closed Doors - Brooks, Chuck
Puffin' - Mobile Blue
Funky Soul - Batiste, David & The Gladiators
It's My Life - Mainstreeters
Dance Girl - Rimshots (1)
Can I Be Your Squeeze - Carbo, Chuck
Bit Off More (Than I Can Chew) - Day, Lynn
Whatever It Is - Malone, J.J.
Do The Popcorn - Williams, Andre
Tornado - TSU Tornadoes
Watermelon Man - Wesley, Fred & The JB's
Party On The 4th Street - Black Nasty
Push On Jesse Jackson - Pacesetters
Don't Change Nothin' - Hooper, Mary Jane
It Ain't Fair But It's Fun - Fabulous Originals
Tell Me What's On Your Mind - Neville, Cyril
Searchin' - Ambassadors (1)
Think People - Hill, Z.Z.
Funky Chick - Majestics (1)

Tracks Don't Bore Us - Get To The Chorus! Greatest Hits [EXTRA TRACKS]

Almost Unreal
Sleeping In My Car
Spending My Time
Joyride
How Do You Do It
Big L
Fading Like A Flower (Everytime You Leave)
Crash Boom Bang
Dangerous
Listen To Your Heart
I Don't Want To Get Hurt
Look
June Afternoon
You Don't Understand Me
Vulnerable
It Must Have Been Love
She Doesn't Live Here Anymore
Dressed For Success

Rarely has a "best-of" package been so aptly (or so admirably) named. While never quite able to shake off the inevitable ABBA comparisons, Sweden's Roxette have, indeed, worked to a fairly simple blueprint over the course of their 13-year career: simple, workmanlike songs with insistent hooks; occasionally daft lyrics-sounding, at times, like a cruel parody of Europop-and slick, radio-friendly production. In terms of commercial success, the result-over 40 million records sold-speaks for itself. Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson first came to international attention with two singles, "The Look" and "Dressed For Success"-the latter, perhaps the most naked declaration of intent since the Pet Shop Boys' "Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)". The careful placement of "It Must Have Been Love" in the Pretty Woman soundtrack didn't exactly hurt their careers either, and from that point on their fame was assured. Later efforts ("June Afternoon", one of four new tracks included here) have hinted at the influence of Prince, but why change a winning formula? -Andrew McGuire.

Tracks The Collection

Spirit - Sounds Of Blackness, Craig Mack
Gonna Be Free One Day
So Far Away
The Pressure
Love Will Never Change
Testify
Please Take My Hand
Optimistic - Sounds Of Blackness, Prof T.
I Believe
Everything Is Gonna Be Alright
I'm Going All The Way
Love Train
The Harder They Are The Bigger They Fall
Soul Holidays
The Pressure
Hallelujah Lord!
You Can Make It If You Try

Tracks Cheers

Outro (Obie Trice/ Cheers) - Obie Trice, D-12, Eminem
Follow My Life
The Setup
Bad Bitch
Got Some Teeth
Never Forget Ya
Cheers
8 Miles
Hands On You - Obie Trice, Eminem
Shit Hits The Fan - Obie Trice, Dr. Dre
Oh! - Obie Trice, Busta Rhymes
Spread Yo Shit - Obie Trice, Kon Artis
Lady - Obie Trice, Eminem
Look In My Eyes - Obie Trice, Nate Dogg
We All Die One Day - Obie Trice, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Eminem
Don't Come Down
Synopsis
Hoodrats
Average Man

Obie Trice's Cheers should have been way more than simply the sum of its notable parts. Being "down" with hip-hop's unholy trinity (50 Cent, Eminem, Dr Dre) can act as either an absolute blessing or a tremendous burden. With production from the latter two and knob-twiddling by Timbaland, one would think that all he'd have to do is phone in his verses and start collecting big royalty cheques. But that ain't the case. Firstly, Trice's all-star cast of homies so clearly outshine him; Eminem's verse dominates the misogynist "Lady", Dr Dre's terrific keyboard loops and anti-Ja-Rule rhymes stand out on "S*** Hits The Fan" and 50 Cent and Lloyd Banks tear up the nihilistic "We All Die One Day", so that you start thinking that maybe he should have limited his VIP guest list. On the catchy synthesized club banger "Got Some Teeth" and the loosely autobiographical "Follow My Life", the focus group named Shady Records give Trice some room to demo his unique sense of humour, in particular on the former track where he hopes that his bar-hopping booty calls are not repulsive in the morning when the booze wears off. As expected, the two Nate Dogg collaborations ("The Set Up" and "Look in My Eyes") are two of the more enjoyable, radio-friendly tunes, but they also reveal just how slightly-above average an emcee Trice is. Cheers is more D12 than 50 Cent in terms of quality. -Dalton Higgins.

Mrs Beckham completes the set of solo Spice Girls albums with her self-titled debut, Victoria Beckham. Leading off with the first single and meatiest song on the album "Not Such an Innocent Girl", the 12 tracks breeze through a number of different styles with varying degrees of success. You can hear Victoria's voice adapt to suit the song, not quite finding a style of her own but still sounding far better than many critics could have imagined. "A Mind of It's Own" is very pleasant, inoffensive pop where VB sounds little like former band mate Geri in a whisperey, half-sung, half-spoken kind of way. Another song where her voice and style morph into that of a different pop peer is on "I. O. U. ", a sweet ballad which sounds a little like a find on the studio floor during Madonna's Ray of Light sessions. It's unlikely that Victoria will win any new fans with this effort as there are no songs to stand out and wrestle for attention but aside from over-using the dreaded vo-coder, it is easily a pleasant enough, inoffensive pop record. -Georgina Collins.

Tracks Gilles Peterson in Africa

Intro
Jump 4 Luv - Blaze & Palmer Brown (Shelter Main Mix)
Did You Hear That Sound - Abdullah Ibrahim (Toshio Matsuura Remix)
The Heart's A Lonely Hunter - Thievery Corporation Feat. David Byrne
Aso Kere - Lekan Babalola (IG Culture mix)
Ye Ye De Smell - Fela Ransome - Kuti & The Africa 70
Lufuala NDonga - Konono No. 1
New Bell - Manu Dibango
Asmarina - Feqadu Amde - Mesqel
Indictment - Antibalas
Ajo - Peter King
Bukom Mashie - Oscar Sulley
Mulatu - Mulatu Astatqe
Afrika - Osborne
Samba - Miriam Makeba
Funu - Dennis Ferrer (Hi - Life Mix)
Angola - Cesaria Evora (Carl Craig Remix)
MAW Expensive (A Tribute To Fela) - Masters At Work Feat. Wunmi
Mahlalela - Letta Mbulu

Following the success of his recent Gilles Peterson In Brazil compilation, the world's number one dancefloor jazz/world aficionado returns with a similar jaunt through the groovier side of African music. Given the global popularity of Afrobeat and Afrofunk, it's no surprise to find a few classic of the genre here: Peter King's "Ajo", Manu Dibango's "New Bell" and Fela Kuti's "Ye Ye De Smell" are evergreens but are sandwiched between lesser known (but equally funky) tracks from the likes of Ethiopian jazz maestro Mulatu Astatqé, Feqadu Amae-Mesqel and Letta Mbulu. The second disc leans more towards modern African sounds and remixes. Kicking off with Masters At Work's anthemic reworking of Fela's "Expensive Shit", the CD shifts mercurially through Carl Craig's take on Cesaria Evora's "Angola" and IG Culture's mutated take on "Aso Kere", Thievery Corporation's "The Heart's A Lonely Hunter" and Osborne's "Afrika". All in all, there's plenty here to sate the most ardent African-groove enthusiast. -Paul Sullivan.

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