Various - DJ Dance 2

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Review by Jennifer W.

DJ Dance 2: A Wild Ride Through Late '90s Euro Beats Alright, let’s dive into DJ Dance 2, a 1998 gem from Denmark that screams late-night dance floors and neon lights. Released by Scandinavian Records, this album is a chaotic yet oddly satisfying mashup of Electronic and Pop vibes, with styles like Euro House, Eurodance, Big Beat, and Europop all crammed together. It’s the kind of record you’d throw on if you wanted to feel like you were in a European club without leaving your couch. And honestly? It kinda works. Now, I gotta say, not every track hits the mark—some are straight-up bizarre—but there are a couple that’ll stick in your head for days. Take “Loveline,” for example. This one just oozes that late '90s Europop charm. It’s got this cheesy-but-catchy synth riff paired with lyrics that feel like they were written after one too many espressos. You know those songs that make you wanna grab a random stranger and start dancing? Yeah, this is one of them. Plus, it’s impossible not to hum along once the chorus kicks in. Then there’s “Smack My Bitch Up.” Okay, controversial title aside, this track is an absolute banger. The beat slaps harder than most things released in ‘98, and its relentless energy makes it unforgettable. Sure, some folks might raise an eyebrow at the lyrical content (and fair enough), but musically? Pure fire. If you’re throwing a party and need something that’ll get everyone moving, this is your go-to jam. The rest of the album? Well, it’s hit or miss. Tracks like “My Heart Will Go On” feel outta place—it’s basically a Eurodance remix of Celine Dion’s Titanic anthem, which sounds cooler in theory than execution. And then you’ve got wildcards like “We Want Some Pussy!” which… yeah, I don’t even know where to start with that one. Like, did someone lose a bet when they decided to include it? What strikes me about DJ Dance 2 is how unapologetically over-the-top it is. It doesn’t try to be classy or polished—it’s loud, messy, and full of personality. Listening to it feels like stepping back in time to an era when music was experimenting with everything under the sun. You can practically smell the hairspray and see the glow sticks waving around. So here’s my hot take: DJ Dance 2 isn’t perfect, but it’s fun as hell. It’s the musical equivalent of wearing neon windbreakers and platform sneakers—ridiculous, sure, but also kinda awesome in its own way. Just don’t think too hard about some of the song choices… or maybe do, because life’s more interesting that way.

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Filename: various-dj-dance-2.zip
  • MP3 size: 144 mb
  • FLAC size: 1040 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Found A Cure4:13
Gotta Be Movin' On Up3:38
Sorti De L'Enfer3:48
Alright3:25
Wake Me Up3:34
Brimful Of Asha4:07
Feeling Good3:42
Heaven Knows3:07
Smack My Bitch Up4:45
It's Tricky3:46
Walking On Music4:06
I've Got This Feeling3:51
Loveline3:07
Girls In Love3:40
My Heart Will Go On4:29
Diablo3:38
We Want Some Pussy!4:00
Fight For Your Right (To Party)3:20
Pay No Mind3:41
Forgiven (I Feel Your Love)3:59

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Catalog Numbers

SRCD 54259

Labels

Scandinavian Records

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Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation

Companies

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Phonographic Copyright (p)Scandinavian Records
Copyright (c)Scandinavian Records
Record CompanyScanbox Entertainment
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Barcode: 5709862542592

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *DJ Dance 2* by Various artists, released in 1998 in Denmark, is like a time capsule of late '90s dance music. It mixes genres like Euro House, Eurodance, and Big Beat with tracks that sound like pure energy. One standout fact? It includes both a remix of *"My Heart Will Go On"* (yeah, the Titanic song!) and *"Smack My Bitch Up"* by The Prodigy. Talk about a wild contrast! Clearly, this album wasn’t afraid to blend emotional ballads with in-your-face beats. A true snapshot of Europop's eclectic vibe back then.