Dancemania 3 | ||||
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Compilation album by various artists | ||||
Released | October 9, 1996 [1] | |||
Genre | Electronic [1] (Euro house, Happy hardcore, disco) [1] | |||
Length | 75:00 [2] | |||
Label | Intercord Japan [1] (EMI Music Japan) [2] | |||
Producer | Masaaki Saito (executive producer) [3] Hitoshi Namekata (producer) [3] | |||
Dancemania chronology | ||||
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Dancemania 3 is the third set in the Dancemania series of dance music compilation albums, released in 1996 by EMI Music Japan. [2]
The non-stop mixing was done by Flex Records, a Danish dance label. [4]
# | Track | By | Ref |
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1 | Help Me Dr. Dick | E-Rotic | [5] |
2 | Soldier Soldier | Captain Jack | [5] |
3 | Ladies Night | 7T feat. Kool & The Gang, J.T. and Takia | [5] |
4 | Let's Groove Rap | Big Mama feat. DJ Max | [5] |
5 | Can't Stop This Feeling | Nina | [5] |
6 | Xanadu | The Olivia Project feat. Paula | [5] |
7 | Sunshine | Umboza | [5] |
8 | Everybody | Worlds Apart | [5] |
9 | Come On and Do It | Pandora | [5] |
10 | Dream of the Night | EXP | [5] |
11 | Got To Believe | Amya | [5] |
12 | You and Me | Airbag | [6] |
13 | Around and 'Round | Ann Bell Fell | [6] |
14 | Move Your Body | Sultans of Dance | [6] |
15 | World of Freedom | Magic Affair | [6] |
16 | Got To Get It On | KC Linn | [6] |
17 | Give Me Something To Dance To | Spikey | [6] |
18 | Without You | Body Parts | [6] |
19 | United States of Japan | Mach 7 | [6] |
20 | Where Have All the Flowers Gone | Central Park | [6] |
21 | I Want Your Mind | Habegale | [6] |
The non-stop mixing was handled by Danish dance label Flex Records, mainly, its two main producers; Kenneth Bager and Michael Pfundheller. [4]
The album's overall average tempo is 138 bpm; [8]
Several tracks are cover versions or remix versions. [8]
Several tracks on the album can also be found on other Dancemania albums, such as Delux, Zip Mania, Extra, Best Red or Summers. [8]
# | Track | BPM | Ref | Artist(s) | From / based in | Ref |
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1 | Help Me Dr. Dick | 103 | [8] | E-Rotic | Germany | [13] |
2 | Soldier Soldier | 124 | [8] | Captain Jack | Germany | [14] |
3 | Ladies Night | 124 | [8] | 7T feat. Kool & The Gang, J.T. and Takia | Germany | [15] |
4 | Let's Groove Rap | 125 | [8] | Big Mama feat. DJ Max | Ghana / Italy | [9] |
5 | Can't Stop This Feeling | 125 | [8] | Nina | Germany | [16] |
6 | Xanadu | 127 | [8] | Olivia feat. Paula | Australia | [10] |
7 | Sunshine | 128 | [8] | Umboza | United Kingdom | [11] |
8 | Everybody | 140 | [8] | Worlds Apart | Germany / UK | [17] |
9 | Come On and Do It | 140 | [8] | Pandora | Sweden | [18] |
10 | Dream of The Night | 137 | [8] | EXP | Italy | [19] |
11 | Got To Believe | 135 | [8] | Amya | Italy | [20] |
12 | You and Me | 135 | [8] | Airbag | Germany | [21] |
13 | Around and 'Round | 136 | [8] | Ann Bell Fell | Finland | [22] |
14 | Move Your Body | 139 | [8] | Sultans of Dance | Israel | [23] |
15 | World of Freedom | 140 | [8] | Magic Affair | Germany | [24] |
16 | Got To Get It On | 140 | [8] | KC Linn | Sweden | [25] |
17 | Give Me Something To Dance To | 140 | [8] | Spikey | Denmark | [26] |
18 | Without You | 156 | [8] | Body Parts | Netherlands | [27] |
19 | United States of Japan | 157 | [8] | Mach 7 | Sweden | [28] |
20 | Where Have All the Flowers Gone | 162 | [8] | Central Park | Germany | [12] |
21 | I Want Your Mind | 180 | [8] | Habegale | Italy | [29] |
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