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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
right then, i have actually bought this album and i have to say it's not that bad, with some okay classic hard house/hard trance tunes. now for the other reviwer, here are some words of advice, do not review on a type of music that you are not into, as it sends the wrong message across to people who like this music, its just your opinion on dance music and im sure that there are many, many people out there who dislike your music. so do not waste your time writing reviews in your attemps to sway buyers views on hard house music. my advice is, if your new to this music and wish to try it out, buy a CD for yourself and do not listen to somebody who clearly dislikes this music.
6 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
After listening to this album (took a good six and a half hours) i thought WOW! This album certainly lives up to its name (ESSENTIAL)! There are '60 Euphoric Hard House Anthems' but one of them truly aint worthy to be classed as a 'Hard House Anthem';..Delerium feat Sarah MCLachlen's SILENCE! Although its mixed by DJ Tiesto, it would be better off in the chillout albums. But all the other 59 remaining tunes are really bangin'! And i mean BANGIN'! I suggest all you Hard House fans out there to get this, or forever regretting that you didn't buy it!
1 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Be thankful that you can at least listen to this in the comfort of your home, doing an activity more fulfilling than dancing manically in a sweaty, pulsating club.
You buy this, 6 CD's with ten tracks each, and these tracks aren't you're two minute punk songs either. They're long. And you think to yourself, perhaps smugly, that you actually ripped off the music store by getting these so cheap, rather than the usual vice versa.
And then you play one, but one, track, and it hits you. Literally. Duh duh duh duh. The whole way through. Like someone smashing a bat against a wall for god knows how long. It seems eternal. And this is dance music? For robots then?
All the way through, the four four beat. Never changing rhythm, no change of tempo. Nothing.
Do yourself a favour, maybe it would be better to dance manically in some sweaty club, at least then you have a reason to have your brain bashed and mashed simultaneously.
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