The Lost Brothers Feat. G Tom Mac - Cry Little Sister (I Need U Now)
Benny Benassi Presents The Biz - No Matter What You Do
Angel City Feat. Lara McAllen - Love Me Right (Oh Sheila)
Michael Woods - Solex (Close To The Edge)
Blue Amazon Vs Darren Tate - The Other Love
Matt Darey - Nocturnal Delight
Rio Klein - Fearless
Delerium - Truly
Underworld - Born Slippy Nuxx
Rank 1 - It's Up To You (SymSonic)
Airscape - Sosei
York - I Need You
Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up 2004
Afterburn - Winter Sun
Warrior Vs Lee Ault - Yekante
Skyy Feat. Shena - Turn My World
Chakra - I Am
G & M Project - Sunday Afternoon
Electro Headz - No Sleep
Fergie - Teknoise
Track Listings (20) - Disc #2
Boogie Pimps - Somebody To Love
Basement Jaxx - Good Luck
Deepest Blue - Give It Away
Moloko - Cannot Contain This
Linus Loves Feat. Sam Obernik - Stand Back
Martin Solveig - Rocking Music
Hooked - Step Right Up
Rogue Traders - Stay
Kujay Dada - Young Hearts
Dave Armstrong Part. 2 - Make Your Move
Solitaire - I Like Love (I Love Love)
Aloud - Sex and Sun Part III
Steve Angello - Voices
Gabro & Libe - I Can Be This
Freeland - Supernatural Thing
Lost n Alive - Feels Like Love
Jon Carter - Go Down
Paul Jackson & Steve Smith - The Push (Far From Here)
Seraphim - Suite Heart
Chable & Bonnici - Ride
Clubbers Guide 2004 Showcases an Exciting New Year in Dance Music with Hot Upfront Tracks and Buzz Records. Includes Exclusives from Deepest Blue (The Follow Up to the Smash Hit of 2003), Benny Benassi's 'no Matter What Yo... more »u Do' and Boogie Pimps 'somebody to Love'. The Clubbers Guide is One Essential Set Every Dance Fan Needs as it Unleashes the New Year with a Torrent of Dance Floor Monsters!« less
Clubbers Guide 2004 Showcases an Exciting New Year in Dance Music with Hot Upfront Tracks and Buzz Records. Includes Exclusives from Deepest Blue (The Follow Up to the Smash Hit of 2003), Benny Benassi's 'no Matter What You Do' and Boogie Pimps 'somebody to Love'. The Clubbers Guide is One Essential Set Every Dance Fan Needs as it Unleashes the New Year with a Torrent of Dance Floor Monsters!
CD Reviews
Don't you want somebody to love?
Luke | UK | 01/21/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Inadvertently chronicling the history of dance from year Zero, Ministry's right-on-schedule roundup of the funkiest, heaviest electro-tunes is probably one of the best in recent years. Out goes the radio-lite pop-dance of recent years (Ian Van Dahl and countless clones) and in comes a new breed of electro-trance. After a stale couple of years, the dance scene finally seems to know where it's at again. And few discs out this year do a better job proving that. There are very few "weak" tracks on this album - the ones that aren't present or future floor-packers are at least worthy of a nod in terms of innovation and originality - look no further than "Somebody To Love", "Teknoise" and "Cry Little Sister".
Seriously, unless you really really hate dance music, unless you'd prefer to listen to the Everley Brothers than the Chemical Brothers, make this an essential purchase for 2004. Even if it's the only electronica-themed one all year."
One of the greatest from MOS
L. Koch | chicago, IL | 11/16/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I do not have my discs in front of me, but I don't believe the track listing for this CD set is the same as what I have. I recall there being a great set of three songs at the front of one of the discs starting with "Somebody to Love" and then going into "Stand Back" (although this may be the third or fourth song). Either way, this set is one of those CDs that you can throw in and everyone will love it, even if they say they hate dance music. I have personally converted a few of my friends with this year's Clubber's Guide. All of the songs have a great beat with outstanding vocals, which I think is key. I've been listening to this CD since I purchased it in England in January and I can't set it down yet - that's how good it is! You won't be disappointed with this one!"
For goodtimes insert CD2
houstin514 | Montreal | 05/02/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This cd is worth buying if you like house music, if only for 2 tracks on the second disc. The first is "Good Luck" by basement jaxx remixed by tim deluxe, and then "stand back" linus loves feat sam obernik. Thats the reason i bought, the rest of the tracks are pretty good aswell, the only dissapointment was that some of the tracks were not mixed as well together as i would have liked."
It's about time!
Simon Kiedyk | Canada | 02/27/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I think I own most of the Ministry of Sound compilations that have come out in the recent years, and I must say that this compilation is "premo". The first disc has excellent high energry dance/trance tracks that will keep the party moving, among my favorites are tracks #1, #3, #4, #8, #9. The second disc has some old-style (but new) mellow groove tracks. I definitely perfer the first disc, but both are excellent. All the songs are fresh stuff, not stuff that has been on previous compilations (this is often the case with Ministry of Sound).To put it simply a "must get" for anyone who even thinks about dance/trance. You will not be dissapointed."
Track Listings (20) - Disc #1