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THE
RIGHT STUFF Vol.2 - Various
This interesting mix of favourites is not strictly a dance oriented collection
as expected. Yet, the rock tracks seem a bit tagged on, although they
are ample enough not to seem that way. There are locals Prime
Circle's
acousto-rock. The rock approach from Ohm
get stepped up a bit as grups like Feeder,
Double
Drive
and best sellers Nickelback
crunch in. There is the trippy electronic pop of Moloko
as well as popsters Liberty
X.
If you're not a radio listener a lot of it will seem foreign. You're also
met by Leona's
instant, disposable summer dance tune, MC
Jig gets
funky with the laboured Cha Cha move call, Danzel,
Mel-Function,
Nu's
female led Disco Hurts an electronic rock buzzer, and Agoria's
sleazy track. Lest we forget Timbaland
with the inescapable and overexposed eternal guest, Missy
Elliot.
You also get the cross-cultural rhythms of Despina
Vandi.
LMC
vs U2,
with Take Me To The Clouds Above (the Irish rockstars' With
Or Without You getting ripped). Tamara
Dey
appears on Capsalys'
How Are Things. Million
Dan
delivers his Ragga flavoured rap-attack. There's a hollow produced track
by Isaac
James,
Dutch groover Junkie
XL
offer a less hyped up mood, Vanilla
Ninja
and Seraphim
Suite's
Moby
flavored electronic passage drift in another direction. With 23 tracks
of popular songs, it seems as if there's something for everyone, with
a few that may stick, many falling by the wayside.
3 / C
- PB
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