Dance Collection

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Dance Collection
Jolin Tsai Dance Collection.jpg
Remix album by
ReleasedApril 2, 2002 (2002-04-02)
Genre Dance
Length44:13
Label
Jolin Tsai chronology
Together
(2001)
Dance Collection
(2002)
Magic
(2003)
Singles from Dance Collection
  1. "Show Your Love / Fall in Love with a Street / You Gotta Know"
    Released: April 2, 2002 (2002-04-02)

Dance Collection (Chinese :電音舞道館) is a remix album by Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai, released by Universal and D Sound on April 2, 2002. [1] The album features remixed versions of 12 tracks from Tsai's time with Universal. [2]

Contents

Background and release

In March 1999, Tsai signed with Universal. [3] During her time with the label, she released four studio albums: 1019 (1999), [4] Don't Stop (2000), [5] Show Your Love (2001), [6] and Lucky Number (2001). [7] These albums achieved commercial success in Taiwan, with sales exceeding 450,000 copies for 1019, [8] 500,000 for Don't Stop, [9] 260,000 for Show Your Love, [10] and 150,000 for Lucky Number. [11] On November 6, 2001, Universal released Together, a compilation album featuring her major songs from her time with the label. [12]

On April 2, 2002, Universal released Dance Collection, a remix album by Tsai. [1] The album was made available in two versions: a standard edition and a limited edition, with the latter offered in two different packaging colors, each limited to 10,000 copies. [2] Additionally, Universal released a single from the album, "Show Your Love / Fall in Love with a Street / You Gotta Know". [13]

Critical reception

Tencent Entertainment 's Shu Wa commented: "This electronic remix compilation album is essentially a reworking of some of Jolin Tsai's well-known tracks from her time with Universal. The remixes are a way to satisfy fans' expectations following a two-year hiatus due to contract disputes, but the approach feels like a mere rehash. Unfortunately, the popularity of Tsai's up-tempo tracks from her Universal period was not as high as those from her later years with Sony and Gold Typhoon, and there are fewer of them. As a result, in addition to several prominent up-tempo singles, the album also features remixes of slower, more sentimental ballads awkwardly transformed into dance tracks." [1]

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Show Your Love" (remix)Benny ChenPaul Lee4:21
2."If You Don't Want" (remix)Hsieh Meng-chuan
  • Low Shao Ying
  • Chervun Liew
3:52
3."Are You Happy" (remix)Kiki HuMichael Tu3:26
4."Blame It on the Age" (remix)Eric LinMichael Tu4:04
5."Guessing" (remix)Daryl Yao3:38
6."Can't Speak Clearly" (remix)Mao Mao Jay Chou 3:25
7."Love Is Near" (remix)Adam HsuChen Wei3:36
8."You Gotta Know" (remix)Lu Hsueh-hanChen Wei4:08
9."Words of Loneliness" (remix)Wu Yu-kangKuo Heng-chi3:18
10."Emptiness" (remix)Chuang Ching-wenChervun Liew3:22
11."Floating" (remix)Mao MaoPaul Lee2:57
12."Fall in Love with a Street" (remix)Hsieh Meng-chuanNobuhiro Makino4:06
Total length:44:13

Release history

RegionDateFormat(s)Edition(s)Distributor
ChinaApril 2, 2002Standard Push
MalaysiaCassette Universal
Taiwan
  • CD
  • cassette
  • Standard
  • limited

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