Now That's What I Call Club Music

[Ace of Clubs]

I thought they should call this compilation Dance Now! :)

I know not many of you guys like popular music much, but I to me this is the best tracklisting on a comp that I've seen in years! These are not mixed together, but they are radio edits. Not many throw away tracks here, with #16 being the obvious one.

Track Listings


1. Boom Boom Guetta (David Guetta's Electro Hop Remix) - Black Eyed Peas
2. Fire Burning (Dave Aude Radio) - Sean Kingston
3. Right Round (Benny Benassi Remix Edit) - Flo Rida
4. I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho) (More English Radio Edit) - Pitbull
5. When Love Takes Over (Electro Radio Edit) - David Guetta & Kelly Rowland
6. Day 'N' Nite (Crookers Remix) - Kid Cudi
7. Knock You Down (Bimbo Jones Radio Remix) - Keri Hilson Featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo
8. Love Sex Magic (Jason Nevins Sex Club Radio Mix) - Ciara Featuring Justin Timberlake
9. Blame It (New Devices Remix) - Jamie Foxx
10. LoveGame (Dave Aude Radio Edit) - Lady GaGa
11. My Life Would Suck Without You (Chriss Ortega Radio Mix) - Kelly Clarkson
12. Please Don't Leave Me (Digital Dog Radio Edit) - P!nk
13. Waking Up In Vegas (Calvin Harris Remix Edit) - Katy Perry
14. Spaceman (Tiesto Remix) - The Killers
15. Let It Rock (Filthy Dukes Radio) - Kevin Rudolf Featuring Lil Wayne
16. Falling Anthem - Bad Boy Bill
17. Walking On A Dream (Kaskade Remix) - Empire Of The Sun
18. Wrong (Thin White Duke Remix) - Depeche Mode
19. Dancing Machine (Polow Remix) - The Jackson 5

[WotUNeed]

I considered investing in this, but, because there were so many other new releases I wanted this particular week, and because this one was priced amongst the most expensive, I took a pass for now. Still, I think this is one of the club music mixes that has the right idea - unmixed tracks, and stuff that we all actually hear when we go to the club that's otherwise hard to obtain for the non-DJs (e.g., me) amongst us. I hope this series continues.

[Savs]

I bought this and on my cd the tracks are ever so slightly mixed together (i.e. the last 5 seconds or so of the song overlaps on some tracks with the beginning of the next track). Just curious to know if this is universal to all because there's no silence between the tracks.

[Ace of Clubs]

Savs, you're right, at least on a couple of tracks there is a second or two overlap. On most, one ends and the next starts immediately without skipping a beat. I think the last comp that had this many actual hits was Superstars Remixed about 3-4 years ago.

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Sept 25, 2009 17:27:19 GMT -5 Ace of Clubs said:

I think the last comp that had this many actual hits was Superstars Remixed about 3-4 years ago.

From 2005. The idea of that one was really good too. Great selection of tracks, but I was unhappy with some of the edits, like the Jennifer Lopez "Waiting For Tonight" one. It was different from the one on the Jennifer remix album (which I don't own and didn't want to). I had the U.S. 12" single which had the edit as heard in the music video and that was just a few seconds longer at the beginning and had the dropout in the middle. And the edit of "Un-Break My Heart" was really awful. I used to love those Totally Dance and This Is Ultimate Dance compilations which had been released in the early 2000's, but they were sequenced in a way that the last couple of seconds would fade into the next song. The choice of songs on both was just incredible. It was just too expensive to purchase each and every CD maxi and/or 12" single that had those mixes on there so it was nice to have in one place, but it was disappointing that they weren't truly unmixed.

[Ace of Clubs]

MSIAK, I have both of those comps as well, and I agree with you, both were great. The edit that comes to mind on This is Ultimate Dance that was a bit odd was Janet Jackson's "All For You," which cut off the beginning. I also know what you mean about the J-Lo edit from Superstars. I wouldn't buy that J-Lo remix CD either. I think the Waiting For Tonight was the only good song on there. Fortunately, I found a CD single with a better edit on it. It was on a "Feelin So Good" import.