V3 Presents Ultra.Dance: Johnny (Various) Vicious: Amazon.ca: Music

Disc: 1
1. At The End (Johnny Vicious Remix) - IIO
2. Burn For You - Kreo
3. The Boys Of Summer (Humate Remix) - DJ Sammy
4. Look @ Me Now (Extended Mix) - Jessy
5. Mr. Lonely (Hex Hector/Mac Quayle Main Club Mix) - Deborah Cox
6. Don't Say Goodbye (Flatline Mix) - Paulina Rubio
7. You're Gonna Miss Me (Jonathan Peters Club Mix) - Katrina Ruiz
8. The Sound Of Violence (Narcotic Thrust Mix) - Cassius
9. In This World (ATFC's Southern Fried Vocal) - Moby
10. Loneliness - Tomcraft
See all 13 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Yet Another Day - Armin Van Buuren
2. The Way (John Dennis Mix) - Divine Inspiration
3. Cafe Del Mar (John 00 Fleming Remix) - Energy 52
4. Head - Thunderpuss And Barnes
5. Dark Beat - Oscar G & Ralph Falcon
6. Sweat (The Remix 1) - Cheyne Christian VS. Freedom Williams
7. What God Has Given You - Scanners
8. Inside - Velocity
9. Love In Bombay - Veronica
10. I'm Waiting - Johnny Vicious
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Album Description

Johnny Vicious presents 2CDs of the hottest dance music featuring such artists as Deborah Cox, Cassius, Dirty Vegas & Jessy. After a string of hits and a #1 album in her native Belgium, Jessy is ready to take the US by storm with her latest smash single, 'Look @ Me Now'. The extended vocal mix is made to burn up the airwaves, while the harder DJ Philip remix will destroy any dancefloor. 24 tracks of today's hottest dance music in a slipcase. Ultra Records. 2003.

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Japanese Exclusive 20 Track Megamix of Current Summer 1999 Hits.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very good, well-rounded album, Jun 14 2004

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This review is from: V3 Presents Ultra.Dance (Audio CD)

This CD totally rocks. While the second disk focuses mostly on beat, the first is all about strong vocals, and no one can match the talent of Deborah Cox in the Hex Hector/Mac Quayle mix of "Mr. Lonely", or the power of the chorus in Katrina Ruiz's "You're Gonna Miss Me". Several songs exhibit periods with excellent synth lines, like in Tomcraft's "Loneliness", and the trancelike rhythms of DJ Sammy's take on "The Boys Of Summer" will get your blood pumping. Drunkenmunky's "E" has its own charm and unlikely instruments. The second disk wasn't quite as entertaining or danceable, but it wasn't mediocre enough to hurt this album. My suggestion: Buy. Now.

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4.0 out of 5 stars One of my favorites, Jun 26 2003

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Grant Richards-Jones (Knoxville, TN) - See all my reviews

This review is from: V3 Presents Ultra.Dance (Audio CD)

Something about this album got me hooked. At first I was disappointed because it did not have the initial appeal of "Ultra.Dance 02." The more I listened the more I liked it. I thought initially that the first disc had better songs because it was more mainstream but the more I listened the more I liked the discs equally.

There are good and bad songs on this CD and is seems that when they mess up, it's seriously bad. I really liked the first three songs on disc one. I liked Johnny Vicious's remix of iio's "At The End," Kreo's "Burn For You" and Humate's Remix of DJ Sammy's "The Boys of Summer" was my favorite section of the disc.Tracks 4 through 7 were in my opnion the worst act of the album. The vocals of Jessy, Deborah Cox, Paulina Rubio, and Katrina Ruiz got redundant after a while. Narcotic Thrust's "Two Minute Warning Mix" of Cassius's "The Sound of Violence" was a highlight track. ATFC's remix of Moby's "In This World" was SO ANNOYING! Listen to it once and your ears will cringe. I dont want to think about it. Anyway, I enjoyed Tomcraft and 4 Strings and I like Dirty Vegas's "I Should Know" but it sounds like it is sped up to more than 5% which makes it sound bad. Drunkenmunky's "E" was in my opnion annoying.

Disc two starts out with Armin van Buuren's "Yet Another Day" followed by "The Way" and Energy 52's "Café Del Mar." I liked these three songs and how well they fit together. The transition to "Head" was a bit iffy but I did like "Dark Beat." "Sweat" was disappointing consitdering it came from C + C Music Factory's smash "Gonna Make You Sweat." The vocals on this song were not sung by Freedom Williams as the album says, but were performed by the powerful voice of Martha Wash who also sung the title lyrics for SNAP!'s 1996 song "The Power." I did not like Scanners's song "What God Has Given You." It got repititive, but I did like Velocity's "Inside" and Veronica's "Love In Bombay." I loved Johnny Vicious's own "I'm Waiting" but was disappointed with the sensuous conclusion of "Sweet Dreams."

If you like club music, this CD is a good one. I loved the transitions by Johnny Vicious. This makes you feel like you are really there. My friend (who was into rock) kept thinking that it was the same song when the next song would start. That's how good the mixing is. There are some bad songs, but the good outweighs the bad by far. I am satisfied.

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4.0 out of 5 stars It grows on you, May 8 2003

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I bought Ultra.Dance 02 and enjoyed it greatly and thus bought Ultra.Dance 03. At first, I did not like this CD as much as the first but the more I listened to it the more it grew on me. There are still some tracks I don't listen to, for instance the annoying remix of Moby (Disc 1 track 9) and Drunkenmunky (Disc 1 Track 13). I also did not like "What God Has Given You" (Disc 2 track 7). My favorite tracks include the Humate Remix of "The Boys of Summer" (Disc 1 track 3), "Yet Another Day" (Disc 2 track 1), "The Sound of Violence" (Disc 1 track 8) and Johnny Vicious's own "I'm Waiting" (Disc 2 track 10) (Which I discovered is EDITED for this CD: "...stop gnikcuf with my mind..."). Despite inconsistencies, this is a good CD.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Try Ultra Dance 2, it's much better.
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Published on May 4 2003 by yasutochi

2.0 out of 5 stars A big let down!
I bought this CD a while back and it was a complete let down from what I thought it would be. The commercials made it look so good and made it sound really good. Read more

Published on April 29 2003 by Josh