CRAZY FROG - AXEL F
Alex F (in the 80)
[3:28]4.7 Mb
Axel F (Accappella)
[0:39]0.7 Mb
Axel F (Club mix instrumental)
[6:22]9.4 Mb
Axel F (Club mix)
[6:21]9.3 Mb
Axel F (Club remix instrumental)
[5:16]8.2 Mb
Axel F (Club remix)
[5:17]6.9 Mb
Axel F (radio mix)
[2:49]4.1 Mb
Crazy Frog "Axel F" Album Review
Huh?!
I don't have this album, but i have the 2 songs that make the CD. If you want good songs but an Axel F single, plese buy another. 2 Tracks?! This is the ONLY Crazy Frog CD that i don't like. I love the Radio Mix! But i don't really like the Club Mix instrumental.
Video Crazy Frog - Axel F
Aha! That crazy frog is at his mischivous tricks again! See if he escapes the clutches of death in this amazing, computerized music video, "Axel-F"!
ILONA - UN MONDE PARFAIT
Un Monde Parfait (Original version)
[3:47]5.4 Mb
Un Monde Parfait (72 Fast and Furios radio edit)
[3:43]5 Mb
Un Monde Parfait (Whistler remix)
[3:17]4.6 Mb
Un Monde Parfait (Party mix)
[3:30]4.9 Mb
Un Monde Parfait (Extended mix)
[5:07]7.3 Mb
Un Monde Parfait (Blade remix)
[4:20]7 Mb
Un Monde Parfait (Karaoke version)
[3:44]5.6 Mb
Ilona "Un Monde Parfait" Album Review
You can't be sad around Ilona
My wife is a high school French teacher, so this CD was a must for her. The music is very much Euro-Electronic Pop, but it's so darn catchy and fun, that it's scary. Even if you're like me and you don't speak any French, you'll find yourself singing these songs and smiling. This is great music for children especially, because the singer is a 13-year old French girl, and it's so darn sweet and bouncy that it's infectious for adults as well. It's great party music for kids and adults alike- this review is coming from someone who doesn't speak any French and who usually listens to Swedish black metal!
Video Ilona Mitrecey - Un Monde Parfait
Ilona Mitrecey - Un Monde Parfait - Live from HitMachine!
SHANNON - THE BEST IS YET TO COME
Give Me Tonight (2000 Ad mix)
[10:33]15.2 Mb
Believe in Me
[4:33]6.5 Mb
Let the Music Play
[3:36]5.1 Mb
Intimate
[6:51]9.8 Mb
The Best is Yet to Come
[6:44]9.6 Mb
Something About You
[3:51]5.6 Mb
Come Fly Away
[3:45]5.3 Mb
Happy
[3:38]5.2 Mb
It's Over Love
[4:53]7 Mb
Follow Your Heart
[5:05]7.3 Mb
Give Me Tonight
[3:56]5.7 Mb
Shannon "The Best is Yet to Come" Album Review
Shannon's Back To Dance!
This is a great dance\club cd, with a new remix of 'Give Me Tonight' and a new version of her classic hit 'Let The Music Play', 'Come Fly Away' is one the standout tracks, this cd has a 90's club feel, and with Shannon's wonderful voice makes this a winner!
Video Shannon - Let The Music Play
1983) Singer Shannon hit gold with the trendsetting, pulsating dance classic "Let the Music Play" and other similar-sounding hits in the mid-'80s. Born Brenda Shannon Greene in Washington, D.C. in 1958, she grew up in Brooklyn and while at college, joined the New York Jazz Ensemble as a singer. While a member, she met drummer Lenny White and sang with Brownstone, which led to some recording. One single, 1983's "Let the Music Play," was issued on the New York-based dance label Emergency Records as a 12" single with Shannon listed as the artist. Produced by Mark Liggett and Chris Barbosa, the track's upfront heavy, staccato beats and synth bass marked it as an electro single, The record became a monster club hit, pumped its way up to the pop Top Ten, and sold a million copies. Her debut album titled Let the Music Play was issued in February 1984 and went gold, peaking at number 32 pop in March 1984. Shannon followed that up with the Top Ten R&B hit "Give Me Tonight" and "My Heart's Divided." Do You Wanna Get Away was the title of her second Mirage album, issued in May 1985. The title track single hit number 13 R&B in spring 1985. Her third album Love Goes All the Way was released on Atlantic in 1986, with the singles "Dancin," "Criminal," and "Prove Me Right." Shannon's career was remarkably short-lived, however, due in part to the closing of Emergency Records, some litigation surrounding "Let the Music Play," the decline of dance-oriented radio stations, the loss of club airtime on mainstream radio stations, and the inevitable "Let the Music Play" sound-alike clones that surfaced. Nevertheless, Shannon appeared on a 1999 segment of VH1's Where Are They Now, vowing to return to the top of the charts; the following spring she released the album The Best Is Yet to Come. ~ Ed Hogan, All Music Guide
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