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Track List
01) Hey Boy Hey Girl
02) Firestarter
03) We Come 1
04) Born Slippy
05) Praise You
06) Brimful of Asha (Norman Cook remix)
07) Its Like That
08) Bonkers (radio edit)
09) Rendez Vu
10) Lazy
11) Flat Beat
12) Singin' in the Rain
13) Sing It Back (Boris Musical mix)
14) Put Your Hands Up for Detroit
15) Satisfaction
16) U Don't Know Me (feat. Duane Harden)
17) Professional Widow (Armand van Helden remix)
18) Pure Shores
Cd 2
01) The Trouble With Me
02) Lola's Theme
03) Love at First Sight
04) Don't Call Me Baby
05) Toca's Miracle
06) Better Off Alone (radio edit)
07) Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (radio edit)
08) Call on Me
09) Make Luv
10) Don't Give Up (original radio edit)
11) 9 PM (Till I Come) (UK edit)
12) Heaven (radio edit)
13) Now You're Gone
14) Encore une fois
15) Day 'n' Nite
16) Dance Wiv Me (radio edit)
17) Do You Really Like It
18) 21 Seconds
Cd 3
01) You Got the Love (New Voyager mix)
02) Rhythm Is a Dancer
03) Things Can Only Get Better
04) Push the Feeling On
05) Feel It
06) Sweet Like Chocolate
07) Mr. Vain
08) Ebeneezer Goode (Beat edit)
09) Free
10) Boom Boom Boom
11) Freed From Desire
12) American Dream
13) Let Me Be Your Fantasy
14) Theme From S-Express
15) Jack Your Body
16) 19
17) Pump Up the Volume
18) Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)
01) Hey Boy Hey Girl
02) Firestarter
03) We Come 1
04) Born Slippy
05) Praise You
06) Brimful of Asha (Norman Cook remix)
07) Its Like That
08) Bonkers (radio edit)
09) Rendez Vu
10) Lazy
11) Flat Beat
12) Singin' in the Rain
13) Sing It Back (Boris Musical mix)
14) Put Your Hands Up for Detroit
15) Satisfaction
16) U Don't Know Me (feat. Duane Harden)
17) Professional Widow (Armand van Helden remix)
18) Pure Shores
Cd 2
01) The Trouble With Me
02) Lola's Theme
03) Love at First Sight
04) Don't Call Me Baby
05) Toca's Miracle
06) Better Off Alone (radio edit)
07) Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (radio edit)
08) Call on Me
09) Make Luv
10) Don't Give Up (original radio edit)
11) 9 PM (Till I Come) (UK edit)
12) Heaven (radio edit)
13) Now You're Gone
14) Encore une fois
15) Day 'n' Nite
16) Dance Wiv Me (radio edit)
17) Do You Really Like It
18) 21 Seconds
Cd 3
01) You Got the Love (New Voyager mix)
02) Rhythm Is a Dancer
03) Things Can Only Get Better
04) Push the Feeling On
05) Feel It
06) Sweet Like Chocolate
07) Mr. Vain
08) Ebeneezer Goode (Beat edit)
09) Free
10) Boom Boom Boom
11) Freed From Desire
12) American Dream
13) Let Me Be Your Fantasy
14) Theme From S-Express
15) Jack Your Body
16) 19
17) Pump Up the Volume
18) Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)
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Released at the tail-end of the 2000s, just as the decade was coming to a close, Ministry of Sound: One is an unmixed, triple-disc compilation of dance hits that made it to the upper reaches of the U.K. singles chart.
The album title suggests that the 54 songs compiled on Ministry of Sound: One were all number one hits, but that's not entirely the case here. Some were (for instance, the Prodigy's "Firestarter" and Fatboy Slim's "Praise You") while others were close but not quite chart-toppers (for instance, Underworld's "Born Slippy" peaked at number two, and the Chemical Brothers' "Hey Boy Hey Girl" peaked at number three). Nevertheless, there is a wealth of dance hits on here, and they go all the way back to 1987, when Steve "Silk" Hurley's acid house classic "Jack Your Body" (included here) was the first electronic dance track ever to top the U.K. singles chart. While there are a few other oldies from the '80s (e.g., M/A/R/R/S' "Pump Up the Volume" from 1987, Soul II Soul's "Back to Life" from 1989) and quite a few recent hits (e.g., Dizzee Rascal's "Bonkers," Kid Cudi vs. Crookers' "Day 'N' Night," both from 2009), most of the songs compiled on Ministry of Sound: One come from the mid- to late-'90s electronica heyday. Fans of that era, particularly those who lived it, will enjoy the blast from the past, though many of these songs were so popular then (e.g., ATB's "9PM ," DJ Sammy's "Heaven"), they still might feel overplayed to even the most nostalgic listeners. That's partly the problem with Ministry of Sound: One, a compilation of material that most dance music fans either already have in their collection or don't care to pay good money for. On the other hand, younger listeners looking for a history lesson in popular dance music couldn't ask for a better compilation. Two other compilations that likewise round up a bunch of U.K. dance favorites from the past couple decades are Gatecrasher's Club Anthems 1993-2009 (2009) and Cream Classics (2004), though these are more oriented toward what was actually spun in British clubs rather than what appeared on the singles chart.
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Released at the tail-end of the 2000s, just as the decade was coming to a close, Ministry of Sound: One is an unmixed, triple-disc compilation of dance hits that made it to the upper reaches of the U.K. singles chart.
The album title suggests that the 54 songs compiled on Ministry of Sound: One were all number one hits, but that's not entirely the case here. Some were (for instance, the Prodigy's "Firestarter" and Fatboy Slim's "Praise You") while others were close but not quite chart-toppers (for instance, Underworld's "Born Slippy" peaked at number two, and the Chemical Brothers' "Hey Boy Hey Girl" peaked at number three). Nevertheless, there is a wealth of dance hits on here, and they go all the way back to 1987, when Steve "Silk" Hurley's acid house classic "Jack Your Body" (included here) was the first electronic dance track ever to top the U.K. singles chart. While there are a few other oldies from the '80s (e.g., M/A/R/R/S' "Pump Up the Volume" from 1987, Soul II Soul's "Back to Life" from 1989) and quite a few recent hits (e.g., Dizzee Rascal's "Bonkers," Kid Cudi vs. Crookers' "Day 'N' Night," both from 2009), most of the songs compiled on Ministry of Sound: One come from the mid- to late-'90s electronica heyday. Fans of that era, particularly those who lived it, will enjoy the blast from the past, though many of these songs were so popular then (e.g., ATB's "9PM ," DJ Sammy's "Heaven"), they still might feel overplayed to even the most nostalgic listeners. That's partly the problem with Ministry of Sound: One, a compilation of material that most dance music fans either already have in their collection or don't care to pay good money for. On the other hand, younger listeners looking for a history lesson in popular dance music couldn't ask for a better compilation. Two other compilations that likewise round up a bunch of U.K. dance favorites from the past couple decades are Gatecrasher's Club Anthems 1993-2009 (2009) and Cream Classics (2004), though these are more oriented toward what was actually spun in British clubs rather than what appeared on the singles chart.
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