Moopy's Greatest Dance Anthems: THE RESULTS SUPERTHREAD

What should we do with the final 50?


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It's Spain's finest contribution to worldwide music. Lovely.
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Now, I do enjoy the 2 bigger Dario G songs (and also Heaven Is Closer), but the vocalists are both atrociously soulless.
 
Bloody kids. I was obsessed with Bryan Adams' Greatest Hits when I was 12 so this was just FILTH when it came along.
 
Hopefully Eileen gets a nice mysterious chill wherever she is, knowing this has done well.
 
I can't believe Get ready for this didn't make it. No limit is good but it's not GRFT.
 
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2 Unlimited – No Limit
Nominated by @Ag


TECHNO TECHNO TECHNO TECHNO

· 180 points (Higher individual points than ‘Heaven’)
· 50 points from the vote (43rd place)
· 130 points from the rate (36th place)

1993, Netherlands, No. 1 smash! This slice of early 90s lunacy was the first song I remember my Dad referring to as ‘just bloody noise’. It contains a sample of PKA’s ‘Let Me Hear You (Say Yeah). The original version features a rap which was completely excised from the UK release – maybe it was just a touch too ethnic for BREXIT SHAME BRITAIN. The Wiki article for this quotes a review from the Yorkshire Times. God knows, Europe won’t give a song time of day unless it can fill the floor at the Acapulco in Halifax.
 
They're going to dance
They're going to dance
They're going to dance
And have some fun

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2 Unlimited were on another level. I'm just a lot more into Faces these days, but this is clearly their (2nd) pop culture moment.
 
This is another one I appreciate more than actively like, though obviously Lady Miss is an icon.
 
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Deee-Lite – Groove Is in the Heart
Nominated by @Alla


The chills that you spill up my back
Keep me filled with satisfaction when we're done
Satisfaction of what's to come



· 181 points
· 55 points from the vote (32nd place)
· 126 points from the rate (43rd place)

1990, USA, No. 2 smash! Warning! May contain traces of Vernon Burch’s ‘Get Up’; Herbie Hancock’s ‘Bring Down the Birds’; Bel-Sha-Zaar’s ‘Introduction’; the theme song from Green Acres; Billy Preston’s ‘Uptight’; Ralph MacDonald’s ‘Jam on the Groove’; Ray Barretto’s ‘Right On’; The Headhunters’ ‘God Make Me Funky’ and Hateful Head Helen’s ‘Hateful Head Helen’. Even the rap part was outsourced to Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest. I doubt that’s even Lady Miss Kier’s voice; she’s probably been dubbed by Britt Ekland.
 
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Whilst this is clearly towards the bottom end of the 50 for me, there's very little in this line up that I actually hate. I hope it's going to be on soon.
 
Their charisma on display here is incredible. Lady Kier makes everyone else look like bums. No one has IT more than she did.
 
'Hateful Head Helen' really is a fantastic name for both an act and a song.
 

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