Product Description

Celebrate a red hot summer with Clubland 9, the only dance album worth owning this summer. Packed with upfront club hits and Clubland anthems this is Clubland at its original best. The package includes no less than 25 exclusives! With brand new Clubland anthems from Cascada, Micky Modelle, Dancing DJs and Lacuna. We know how big these tracks are and we know the clubbers simply can't get them anywhere else! The album also features the massive smash hit from Infernal "From Paris to Berlin" plus chart success stories from Sunblock, Oakenfold, Chicane and the new single from Dannii Minogue.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. From Paris To Berlin - Infernal
2. Everytime We Touch - Cascada
3. Dancing In The Dark - Micky Modelle, Jessy
4. L'Amour Toujours - Gigi D'Agostino
5. S.O.S. - A-Studio
6. First Time - Sunblock, Robin Beck
7. Angel - Flip & Fill
8. Right Beside You - Dancing DJs, Victoria
9. Out Of My Hands - D:Code
10. Everyday Of My Life - Hackett
11. Last Goodbye - Da Buzz
12. We Can Runaway - Ultrasun
13. Don't Stop The Music - Disco Kids
14. Deep Inside - Club
15. Tell Me - Grooveland
16. Living On Video - Pakito, Dj Set
17. Waiting For Tonight - Alex Gaudino & Jerma pres. Lil Love
18. Cruising - Alex Prince, N&K vs. Denis The Menace, Günther Haas, DTM, Jens Maiwald, Tobias Fiedler
19. Rock Da House - Tall Paul
20. Celebrate The Summer - Lacuna

Disc 2:

1. So Under Pressure - Dannii Minogue
2. Faster Kill Pussycat - Oakenfold, Brittany Murphy
3. Stoned In Love - Chicane, Tom Jones
4. Love Sensation 2006 - Eddie Thoneick, Kurd Maverick
5. Maneater - Nelly Furtado, Timbaland, Danja
6. Somebody's Watching Me - Rockwell, Curtis Anthony Nolen
7. Elysium (I Go Crazy) - Ultrabeat
8. Angel Eyes - Eyeopener
9. Keep On Moving - Starstylers, Michy
10. Nobody Like You - Kelly Llorenna
11. Now I'm Free (Freefallin') - Freeloaders
12. Yeah Yeah - Bodyrox
13. Changes - Chris Lake
14. Something On Your Mind - Mark Brown, MYNC Project, Nick Correlli, Gez Dewar, Abigail Bailey, Mark Hoey, The Soul Seekerz
15. Something (To Make You Feel Alright) - Silosonic
16. Thunder In My Heart Again - Meck, Clive Black, Leo Sayer, Lee Dagger, Mark JB
17. Borderline - Michael Gray, Shelly Poole
18. Red Dress - Sugababes, Xenomania, Jeremy Wheatley, Richard Edgeler, Tim Powell, Brian Higgins, Bob Bradley, Nick Coler, Shawn Lee, Tim "Rolf" Larcombe, Jon Shave, Dario Dendi, Chris Poulter, Zoe Smith, Dennis Christopher
19. What A Feeling - Andy Hughes, The Hughes Corporation, Simon Russell
20. Satellites - September
21. The Summer Is Magic - Frisco

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #45819 in Music
• Released on: 2006-06-26
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Box set
• Dimensions: .27 pounds
• Running time: 173 minutes

Customer Reviews

better than average outing for the perenially popular dance compilation
Let's face it...however much you despise the institution that is the 'Clubland' series, they'll still sell like cold drinks on a hot day. Thankfully, this ninth installment is a much more enjoyable listen than usual...one of the main reasons for this is the fortunate absence of cheesy 'dance' remixes of manufactured pop acts such as Girls Aloud that have plagued previous entries in the series (with the exception of Nelly Furtado and Sugababes remixes which remain as fresh and stylish as the original versions of the tracks). There's also the odd 'proper' dance track thrown in here for good measure: whilst respectable club DJs might resent the presence of cheesemeisters Flip & Fill and Ultrabeat, there's some comfort to be gained from the inclusion of stylish and popular tracks by A Studio and Paul Oakenfold...however, be under no illusions that this compilation will be featuring in the album reviews of Mixmag and DJ magazines; Clubland 9 unashamedly upholds the series' reputation as cheesy, commercial dance music for the masses, so if you only listen to the most stylish Defected compilations, this album is DEFINITELY not for you.
If you're a fan of this series, ot similar Ministry of Sound compilation 'Clubber's Guide' however, Clubland 9 won't disapoint: just don't expect to be hearing any of the tracks listed being rinsed in Fabric on a Saturday night. ;-)

Clublands usual summer cheese
So here we are. 2006, and little has changed for Clublands style, or choice of songs. Just more cheesey material for the teens who still think its 'really good' (the kids that walk around at night drinking cider or vodka.. they soon grow out of it..)
And so with the album being just as bad as the last 3, theirs little new to review, apart from the pink and the cd cover that gets more an more cheesy every year.

clubland still rules
I look forward to every time a new clubland is out and this one doesn't disappoint for all those fans who love it like me. What I'm getting fed up with is people slagging it off, there are many forms of dance music and this may be comercial but it sells so why have a problem with it, each to their own.