Various Artists / Best Of House Volume 3

I'm a big house music fan from the 90's so when I came across this cd I was so excited although all the tracks are a pretty solid representative of the era this cd left me a Lil disappointed thesongs are all extended play(too long!!!) this cdwould be sooooooo much better if it were mixed. Personally I paid way too much then it's worth!

Too much talking or singing throughout much of the songs on the CD. I was looking for house music instrumental pieces with very little talking or singing. I took a gamble on this and lost. I will continue my search !

great cd and happy to find it

Satisfied.RJD

Brought back my memories of being in the clubs.

Great hits from the time period...

the cd that was in the case was not what the label stated it was not what i was suppose to get.

The third installment in the Best Of House Music series features yet more twists and turns. This time Detroit is invited in. One of the most recognizable tracks at the time was included on this compilation-and rightfully so: "Strings of Life". And, of course you can't have Rhythm is Rhythm on the album without the other breakout sensation, Inner City: "Good Life was getting much airplay on Chicago radio, especially on the college stations. The included version of "Rock To The Beat" by Reese has that original Detroit Techno feel to it--before everything got 'distorted'. New York, New Jersey and Chicago influences are still evident, and there is even some representation another adopted home of House, London. "Voodoo Ray" is another track that stands the test of time because it's just that dancable!This is a trip down memory lane that is just as enjoyable as the other two. You can't go wrong with this album...House Music All Night Long!