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Who Needs Guitars Anyway?  >>

Alice Deejay finds its inspiration at the nexus where house music meets Eurovision songwriting. The creative force behind Alice Deejay, and the voice fronting it, is a Dutch club DJ identified only as Judy. She's enlisted two other singers (Gaby and Jane) and a host of European house-music producers from the more pop end of the spectrum--people whose credits include remixing Ricky Martin's World Cup theme song and the Vengaboys. The result is a mixture of melodies that are heavily Europop with maybe a dash of contemporary U.S. Britney-'n'-Backstreet Top 40 over a beat that started with Giorgio Moroder in the late '70s, took a trip through the British Hi-NRG style in the '80s, and hasn't yet quit. The handiest comparison to someone who has combined a similar set of elements in an obviously successful way is to Cher and her hit "Believe," but the proof that crafting melodies that catchy is not easy is also on display. --Bob Bannister

The Lonely One  >>

The fourth single from 'Who Needs Guitars Anyway?', the top 100 debut album by this Dutch-based dance collective fronted by DJs cum divas Judy, Milla & Angy. No U.S. release is scheduled for 'The Lonely One' as the group's two previous smash hits, 'Better Off Alone' & 'Back In My Life', are still hot on the air & in Billboard's dance charts. Tracks, 'The Lonely One' (Hit Radio Mix, XXL, Airscape Remix, Transa Remix (Vocal) and Goetz + Marc A. Remix (Vocal). 2000 release. Slimline jewel case.

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Celebrate Our Love  >>

Better Off Alone  >>

The third single from 1/2 of the Vengaboys! Contains six mixes of 'Better Off Alone' (Radio Edit, Vocal Club Mix, Signum Remix, Instrumental Mix, Pronti & Kalmani Vocal Remix and Club Dub). Slimline jewel case. 1999 release.

Better Off Alone  >>

6 Track Ep.

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Will I Ever  >>

Third & next single from this sensational club act's top 100 debut solo album, 2000's 'Who Needs Guitars Anyway?'. This import-only disc features five mixes of 'Will I Ever' (Hitradio Mix, Hitradio XL, Dutchforce Remix, E-Craig Clubmix and Pronti & Kalmani Remix), plus the CD-ROM video to 'Will I Ever'. Slimline jewel case.

Who Needs Guitars Anyway?  >>

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.