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Snap! Attack: The Best of Snap, Remixes & All | 
 enlarge | Artist: Snap!
Label: Arista
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 129792
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
UPC: 078221896429
EAN: 0078221896429
ASIN: B000002VSZ
Release Date: February 11, 1997
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | The Power | | • | Ooops Up | | • | Colour of Love - Snap!, Austin, T. | | • | Rhythm Is a Dancer | | • | Believe the Hype | | • | Extreminate - Snap!, Garrett III, J 'Vir | | • | Cult of Snap! | | • | Mary Had a Little Boy | | • | The Power of 97 | | • | Colour of Love - Snap!, Austin, T. | | • | The First the Last Eternity (Till the End) | | • | Rhythm Is a Dancer (Roll On) |
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| Customer Reviews:
The rulers of Techno! August 13, 2005
Bette Davis (England)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
'I've got the power!!' The line that ruled the dance floor in the mid 90's, and is still frequently used on radio stations and parties today. Also featured is the equally brilliant 'Rhythm is a Dancer'. 'Attack: The Best of Snap, Remixes & All' is a must for the collection of anyone into Techno, or anyone who wants to dance like an idiot again to 'I've got the power!'
 It's the bomb! June 19, 2001
Mamoot (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I have the european 2-CD edition and all I can say it's great as well as other Snap's releases. Snap was a euro-dance project created in Germany, most of their tracks were marked as commercial and some of the remixes here also. But this compilation features various trance-techno remixes and dubs which are surprisingly far away from the sound of Snap we all know.
 Snap confuses everybody with weird releases November 19, 1999
23 out of 25 found this review helpful
Coming over from Europe I already found out that German act Snap in their peak (early to mid 90s) has gone through many female vocalists and their Madman's Return album has been re-released about 4 times with different track listings. The idea the guys behind Snap had was that after they ditched rapper Turbo B after the first "Madman" release (and the only one available in the US), they had to redo the album eliminating the raps of Turbo B, I guess they didn't like him very much. After that they jumped on the eurodance/house bandwagon and started making tunes like "Eternity" and "Exterminate" and re-shaped "Colour of love" and "Rhythm is a Dancer" eliminating the rapper. The best of compilation further confuses things. In Europe they released a regular best of (available as import), containing all the singles. Also a remixes 2CD was released (unavailable in US). The US release of Snap Attack contained some remixes and some singles.Leaving out regular single cuts and including two mediocre mixes of "Colour of love" is strange to say the least. Highlights include "The Power" (the complete version), Rhythm is a Dancer (no rapper) and the Ooops up live mix. But where are "Welcome to tomorrow", "Do you see the light", "Rame" etc. Go with the import best of
Very good release ! June 20, 1999
Like the name of this album says, it's the best of remixes of Snap! I always search for the 12" Mix of Rhythm Is A Dancer and the Original Single of The Power, and I've found theses collection pieces on this album. Some pieces are bad, but remixes are very good ! Don't buy other CD of Snap ! Buy it ! You won't regret it !!
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