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| 17 hits for the dance floor. Haddaway: What Is Love; Salt-N-Pepa: Let's Talk About Sex; MC Hammer: U Can't Touch This; plus Billy Idol, Blondie, Exposé, etc. |
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| 1 What Is Love - Haddaway |
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| 2 Pump Up the Jam - Technotronic |
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| 3 The Reflex - Duran Duran |
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| 4 Call Me - Blondie |
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| 5 100% Pure Love - Waters, Crystal |
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| 6 Be My Lover - La Bouche |
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| 7 U Can't Touch This - MC Hammer |
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| 8 Here Comes the Hotstepper [Heartical Mix] - Ini Kamoze |
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| 9 Let's Talk About Sex - Salt-N-Pepa |
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| 10 Dancing with Myself - Idol, Billy |
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| 11 Point of No Return - Exposé |
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| 12 C'mon N' Ride It (The Train) - Quad City DJ's |
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| 13 Things That Make You Go Hmmmm... - C&C Music Factory |
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| 14 Girlfriend - Pebbles |
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| 15 Strut - Easton, Sheena |
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| 16 I Like It - Dino |
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| 17 All Night Long (Touch Me) - Dennis, Cathy |
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Album Review
"Party Central" is a collection of popular dance and pop songs from the '80s and '90s thrown onto one disc. Where most collections like this try to blend a few tracks that do not really fit in throughout the album, this particular album tries a method that is quite agreeable: simply put the offending songs at the very end of the album. Everything up until C&C Music Factory's "Things That Make You Go Hmmm" is good, recognizable dance music (with the possible exception of the Exposé track). But after that point, minor hits from Pebbles, Sheena Easton, and Dino bring up the rear with their mildly recognizable dance anthems. Cathy Dennis' "All Night Long (Touch Me)" is actually the very last track, and it arguably does not belong among the last tracks. But what that leaves the listener with is at least 13 songs that can be played back-to-back without much fuss, and at least one more song at the very end that is equally as good. That is a very good average for the dance CD market, making this an appealing buy for someone looking for a party-friendly disc that does not involve skipping every other song. ~ Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide
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