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| | Who Needs Guitars Anyway? | | | Music Artist : | | Alice Deejay | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Umvd Labels | | Release Date : | | 2000-04-11 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Back in My Life
2. Better off Alone
3. Celebrate Our Love
4. Lonely One
5. Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
6. Will I Ever
7. Elements of Life
8. Fairy Tales
9. Waiting for Your Love
10. No More Lies
11. I Can See (See It in Your Eyes)
12. Everything Begins With an E
13. Got to Get Away
14. Alice Deejay
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 A historical dance album
Submitted on: 2005-02-26 |
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| If you like this kind of music you can't go wrong with this album. There are at least 5 or 6 solid songs on here. The music is infused with femininity. Much of what came in the genre before this album was male dominated. Who needs guitars anyway is largely responsible for breaking the feminine barrier in the genre. A great dance album. |
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one more time!
Submitted on: 2004-08-21 |
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| This Cd is why i began to like the whole dance/trance genre after i heard the song better off alone on a radio station. After buying this cd, i was so pleased; this cd is repetitive but if you liked better off alone, then you'll love the whole cd no doubt. Even as it ages, this cd still is a favorite; not a one hit wonder. there are vocals and sometimes they're too much but only in certain songs. This CD even has plain instrumental/trance music songs which i love. My favorite songs are "back in my life" & "everything begins with an E" I only wish she'd make a new cd. |
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Alice Deejay
Submitted on: 2003-05-31 |
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| The is a very very good album...I found out of this artist while looking at a Sarina Paris cd (which is another good one) and I listend to the demos and they are some of my favorites I never seen before...I listen to this dance station and they play all her songs and I love it...I never saw this in stores but now I have it and I don't regreat it so Buy It a.s.a.p. if your really want somethiong to dance to! |
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good cd
Submitted on: 2003-04-30 |
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| If you are into club music, this a good one for the library!! |
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A trance classic. Buy this.
Submitted on: 2002-08-24 |
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| Alice Deejay combines love and desperation better than any other electronic artist on the scene. "Her" work is dark, lonely, pure, even when it's exuberant -- "Better Off Alone" has been as successful as it has because it mixes a relentless forward motion with a carefully preserved "electronicness" -- so listening to this album is like being in the dark and *searching*, but loving the search. Sure, the sound becomes repetitive in a few of the less emergent tracks; but it's the unity of the sound that holds the album together, and on the whole it's an advantage. "Fairytales" (the panned track 8) is hypnotic in an Annie Lennox kind of way; it takes its time. It's atmospheric like the ocean, dreamy like a lullaby, but still crisp, still rigidly structured and punctuated with vinyl rips, and it's a gorgeous contrast to the rest of the album. Another winner (for you kindred spirits out there), furiously up-tempo like the bulk of the CD, is "No More Lies". I haven't heard such jubilant desperation since Skribble's remix of Olive's rendition of "I'm Not in Love", and this track tops Olive's detached notes with its own driven, hopeful/plaintive arcs. The zenith of the album tilts the CD's characteristic yearning angerward; play "I've Got to Get Away" while driving from a job you hate *once*, and you'll find yourself playing it every day. All that said, some of the tracks are playful, teasing, and just plain fun, and there are enough anthems on this CD, and simple, soaring melodies, to please any electronic fan. The album works as a bridge, too, between top-40 remixes and the first stirrings of trance appreciation, so it's a friendly introduction for those who aren't (yet) in the know. In short: this album was made by clubbers *for* clubbers; it understands the many moods of clubbings, and it's with its listener every step of the way. |
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