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Simon Bailey - Cheshire, UK on October 17th, 2009
As someone that owns and operates a limo used mainly for Hen nights/parties, I have to say this album (and Cascada in general) is the most played on the in-car jukebox. Quite a way down (on plays) is N-Trance, Scooter, Tiesto...etc... I personally like Cascada's style - it's a no brainer - just good fun pumping dance music and until the next album this latest offering from the guys will be top of the list for some time. Whilst it's unlikely that either the group or it's management will ever read this or not, I say good on them...and keep it up! Simon
Melita on September 19th, 2009
Oh come on, Draw The Line is one of the most brilliant ballads I've heard in ages. It's beautifully written and her voice just strings it all together. Her voice has that ethereal quality but still round and rich. The score is great. I don't think musicians like Elton and the lot have come up with anything this good. Evacuate the Dance Floor is another awesome track. Catchy, musical and a beat that just makes you need to get up and dance. I won't sing praises about the rest of the album, but I think these 2 tracks alone show the huge talent that Cascada has and will be able to grow.
TheLord on September 13th, 2009
Actually, Lady Gaga's songs were written in 2007. Cascada is ripping off Lady Gaga.
One&Only; X on August 22nd, 2009
This album has it ups and down. But at least they writing their songs hopefully for their next album etc. The standouts have to be Fever (this song is too hot), Evacuate The Dancefloor, Dangerous and Hold On.
evacuatethedancefloor on August 19th, 2009
ETD kicks ass!
Catriona, Ireland on August 17th, 2009
I had no intention if buying this album, but my sister brought it, so i listened to it. I have to say overall the album isn' t that good, and is just classic 'cascada' music, which at first is good, but after 2 albums, she needs a new sound. There are a few good songs though (evacuate the dancefloor, hold your hands up) which do show a change in sound!
Julian, Ipswich on August 11th, 2009
I love this album, I don't see what the complaining is about with the "GaGa sound", tell me people, when did Lady GaGa release her singles: Late 2008 and early 2009, sooo, when did Cascada plan, write and produce Evacuate the Dancefloor, oh that's right, early 2008, so you can hardly call it a copy cat! All the songs are great for dancing, their is a mix of sounds which is what people kept nagging about, and there are no covers, which also seemed to be a nagger, Cascada have simply gone with what people wanted, and I think they suceeded!
kieran -from- your moms bed on August 4th, 2009
every review iv heard from this place is nagetive!!!! this album is a hell of a lot stronger than there other two - this is the only one iv listened to all the way through!! lady gaga?? copy?? dont think so, everybody is changing there style these days, its natural, the black eyed peas did it, evacuate the dancefloor and just dance?? nothing alike!! all the songs are good in some way. fever is not a filler, its a dance song, if you liked dance, you would like this album, you clearly dont like that kinda music, seriously people listen to it on youtube, then decide dont listen to somebody who doesnt like it, its one persons opinion
nicholas price from mansfield on July 31st, 2009
a feel good album , yes very cheesy but as the world plunges into depreasing music backed up with drugs ,its great to have to something clean cut and puts the feel good factor into music .. keepm coming .
Ben, Australia on July 30th, 2009
I've listened through to this album twice. Firstly, Breathless is a grab bag from other artists; I do see the link to Kelly Clarkson, not to mention the blatant lifting of melody and suffixes from 'The Great Escape' by Boys Like Girls. Listen to both tracks in succession, the similarity here is obvious. Than again, there's no point bashing Cascada for plagiarism - they're a dance act after all and have covered half of the Savage Garden discography. The title track admittedly is a very good pumping groove and holds true to the classic Cascada formula. Dangerous is alright but didn't have the same get up and go energy that Evacuate The Dancefloor track gave me and it's really just the sweeping, pulsating beats that carry Dangerous in my opinion. "Hold Your Hands Up" is an alternative break from the high BPM; her voice hear is not too bad, but the song itself is too repetitive and it sounds like Horler lacks a soul. Fever is filler. "Hold On" has a nice little 80's throwback and is infectious. The Last Line: Over all I give this a hesistant 3 out of 5. Download the songs "Hold On" and "Evacuate The Dancefloor". Forget the rest.
camie on July 27th, 2009
i like the song crap and the song rubbish oh and the song this b*tch shouldnt have an album cause this is atter tosh thats just my opinion any1 else agree soooo unoriginal
Mithiran, Orpington on July 27th, 2009
Cascada's track Evacuate the Dancefloor is one of my favourites. Their other tracks have been good too!
Kelly on July 22nd, 2009
I think the album is great! It's such a step up from their previous stuff. 'Everytime I Hear Your Name' and 'Dangerous' are excellent imo. Good stuff!
Zack on July 18th, 2009
This is a dreadful, dreadful song. They have clearly ripped off Just Dance by Lady GaGa, complete with a male singer sitting on a sofa with oversized sunglasses and people dancing around him in the video (déja vu anyone?). The singer and song are incredible low rent and I am not surprised that the rest of the album is too. Diabolical singer with no emotion and cringeworthy lyrics. Ugh.
Bob, Scotland on July 16th, 2009
I have to disagree with your review. I love the album. Her balad "draw the line" is very good and shows a lot of emotion, as well as her vocal ability that many of todays artists lack. The mix of different styles is very good and makes the album a deffinite must buy for any dance music finatic. Breathless is actually one of my favourite tracks on the album but meh. At least Natalie is a good role model to people, unlike other stars. She doesn't have to be size zero or act nuts to sell some albums!
Ian, London on July 16th, 2009
Honest to god, who actually buys this stuff? There's so much great dance music out there, and this is just revolting.
Lauren from Cannock on July 16th, 2009
Cant fault this album!!! Cant wait for Clubland live 3 - get to hear these songs live and get to listen to the amazing vocals of Nat for the 4th time :D
Nic on July 16th, 2009
Evacuate The Dancefloor is OK but the rest is absolute dross. Fair review.