Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. The first episode spotlights icons like Fatboy Slim, the genius behind bangers like ‘Right Here Right Now’ and tells the story of how he produced his first album using an Atari ST and floppy disks. CD3 begins with a string of massive hits from Dr. Alban (‘It’s My Life’), Haddaway with ‘What Is Love’, Tony Di Bart (‘The Real Thing’) and ‘I Luv U Baby’ from The Original. Another #1 from Snap! with ‘The Power’ appears, as does the huge 1992 cover ‘Please Don’t Go’ by K.W.S. Timeless dancefloor classic ‘Rhythm Is A Mystery’ from K-Klass features alongside powerful vocals from Rozalla and M People plus Robin S. with the highly celebrated and much sampled ‘Show Me Love’, before finishing with ‘Free’ from Ultra Naté. NOW Music are proud to present the ultimate journey through the 80s’ biggest floor-fillers… NOW That’s What I Call 80s: Dancefloor. CD3 begins with a string of massive hits from Dr. Alban (‘It’s My Life’), Haddaway with ‘What Is Love’, Tony Di Bart (‘The Real Thing’) and ‘I Luv U Baby’ from The Original. Another #1 from Snap! with ‘The Power’ appears, as does the huge 1992 cover ‘Please Don’t Go’ by K.W.S. Timeless dancefloor classic ‘ Rhythm Is A Mystery’ from K-Klass features alongside powerful vocals from Rozalla and M People plus Robin S. with the highly celebrated and much sampled ‘Show Me Love’, before finishing with ‘Free’ from Ultra Naté.

You want the best dance anthems of the 90s? Then you can’t go wrong with this highly rated 90s compilation. Dave Pearce is a Radio One DJ who hosted ‘Dance Anthems’ on the radio station for a decade. So he should know a thing of two about creating one of the best 90s dance albums. That may explain why around 400 people – in the UK alone – search Google every month for this specific 90s album. Show me Love, Children, Rhythm is a Dancer, I Luv U Baby, Let me be your Fantasy, Born Slippy, Where Love Lives… there are some bangin’ tunes here. Genre: Big Beat, UK Garage, Electronica, Synthpop, Disco, Funky House, Old-School Rap, Hard Dance, Euro-NRGReleased: 22nd April 2022. NOW Music are proud to present the ultimate journey through the 80s’ biggest floor-fillers… NOW That’s What I Call 80s: Dancefloor. Playing the very best Dance, Electronica, Techno, Trance, Drum n’ Bass smash hits from the 90s, each week, Vernon will bring a new club mix of unforgettable floor fillers, and will induct a new dance music legend into the 90s Dance Hall of Fame. There’s no slowing down on CD4 – beginning with ‘Firestarter’ from The Prodigy, ‘Born Slippy (Nuxx)’ from Underworld and The Chemical Brothers with ‘Hey Boy Hey Girl’. Huge club crossover hits from Fatboy Slim (‘Right Here Right Now’) and Faithless (‘Insomnia’), follow with iconic Trance pop classic ‘Children’ from Robert Miles. ‘Remember Me’ from Blue Boy leads into a chilled run to close including ‘Sweet Harmony’ from The Beloved, Beats International with the 1990 #1 ‘Dub Be Good To Me’, The Family Stand and Bassomatic, before finishing with early Trip-Hop and gorgeous vocals on ‘Winter In July’ from Bomb The Bass. Goods that are faulty or sent in error must be returned to Crash Records Limited, 35 The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 6PU within 7 working days of the item being received by the customer.

NOW Music are excited to present our next release – NOW That’s What I Call 90s: Dancefloor – Out October 14th! There's no slowing down on CD4 – beginning with 'Firestarter' from The Prodigy, 'Born Slippy (Nuxx)' from Underworld and The Chemical Brothers with 'Hey Boy Hey Girl'. Huge club crossover hits from Fatboy Slim ('Right Here Right Now') and Faithless ('Insomnia'), follow with iconic Trance pop classic 'Children' from Robert Miles. 'Remember Me' from Blue Boy leads into a chilled run to close including 'Sweet Harmony' from The Beloved, Beats International with the 1990 #1 'Dub Be Good To Me', The Family Stand and Bassomatic, before finishing with early Trip-Hop and gorgeous vocals on 'Winter In July' from Bomb The Bass.

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This was a decade that was defined in the mosh pit, the chill out room, the refectory and most importantly the dance floor. Let me take you on a Champagne Supernova of repetitive beats that Girls and Boys won’t be able to resist moving to, in the living room, the workplace, or the bathroom getting ready for a night out! The 90s were epic, the music was definitive, the stories outrageous but the dance floor was always full!” There’s no slowing down on CD4 – beginning with ‘Firestarter’ from The Prodigy, ‘Born Slippy (Nuxx)’ from Underworld and The Chemical Brothers with ‘Hey Boy Hey Girl’. Huge club crossover hits from Fatboy Slim (‘Right Here Right Now’) and Faithless (‘Insomnia’), follow with iconic Trance Pop classic ‘Children’ from Robert Miles. ‘Remember Me’ from Blue Boy leads into a chilled run to close including ‘Sweet Harmony’ from The Beloved, Beats International with the 1990 #1 ‘Dub Be Good To Me’, The Family Stand and Bassomatic, before finishing with early Trip-Hop and gorgeous vocals on ‘Winter In July’ from Bomb The Bass. CD3 begins with a string of massive hits from Dr. Alban ('It's My Life'), Haddaway with 'What Is Love', Tony Di Bart ('The Real Thing') and 'I Luv U Baby' from The Original. Another #1 from Snap! with 'The Power' appears, as does the huge 1992 cover 'Please Don't Go' by K.W.S. Timeless dancefloor classic 'Rhythm Is A Mystery' from K-Klass features alongside powerful vocals from Rozalla and M People plus Robin S. with the highly celebrated and much sampled 'Show Me Love', before finishing with 'Free' from Ultra Naté. NOW Music are excited to present our next release – NOW That’s What I Call 90s: Dancefloor – Out October 14 th!

Now Music are excited to present our next release – Now That's What I Call 90s: Dancefloor – Out October 14th!