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Alice Deejay
Who Needs Guitars Anyway
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Back in My Life - Alice Deejay, Kalman, Bert
2. Better off Alone - Alice Deejay, Kalmani
3. Celebrate Our Love - Alice Deejay, Kalmani
4. The Lonely One - Alice Deejay, Gielen, Johan
5. Who Needs Guitars Anyway? - Alice Deejay, Danski
6. Will I Ever - Alice Deejay, Kalmani
7. Elements of Life - Alice Deejay, Danski
8. Fairy Tales - Alice Deejay, Kalmani
9. Waiting for Your Love - Alice Deejay, Schutrups
10. No More Lies - Alice Deejay, Gielen, J.
11. I Can See (See It in Your Eyes) - Alice Deejay, Schutrups
12. Everything Begins With an E - Alice Deejay, Danski
13. Got to Get Away - Alice Deejay, Danski
14. Alice Deejay - Alice Deejay, Schutrups

UK Version including different tracklistings & sleve art to versions available everywhere else. A different enhanced section which includes the video for 'Back In My Life', a photo library, lyrics & a screensaver.

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All Artists: Alice Deejay
Title: Who Needs Guitars Anyway
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 5
Label: Fontana Universal
Original Release Date: 3/28/2000
Release Date: 3/28/2000
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: Trance, House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 601215767223

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Jason B. (Contaminated) from MISSOURI CITY, TX
Reviewed on 11/3/2020...

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Getting dated, but still enjoyable

Nathan Beauchamp | Oak Park, IL USA | 02/09/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"When this CD was loosed into the world, you would have been hard pressed to find any dance/trance radio station that would not be playing "Better Off Alone" about once an hour. There was just nothing else out there with the same dance hooks. The use of the beat, slightly angry lyrics, and developing rhythm set the song apart at the time. Unfortunately, some of its charm has dissipated over time, and the synth-circuit horns have gotten more challenging to enjoy.

I think this album reminds me of how concepts can be perfect at the time (PVD's SEVEN WAYS for example) and be revolutionary and amazing in their own time, but are better as memories. WHO NEEDS GUITARS ANYWAY? set the stage for a lot of fantastic music to follow, but the chirpy happiness of the beats just doesn't resonate the same way it did when the New Millennium had just been born. Dance is more fluid and a little less happy these days, with less of an emphasis on thumping, repetitive drum sequences. Maybe we just don't have the same sort of reckless drive as we did pre 9-11, pre endless foreign war... Maybe we've lost something too; blindingly happy dance, nights that never ended, and musical extravagance.

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