Does anybody know what happened with Eurodance music?
538864
it went under a transformation...just like a bug is transformed into a butterflie...just kidding...\n\nThere is your answer:\n\nEurodance music has evolved and the categories may cross over one another. Sub-categories within the genre of Eurodance are not set in stone but are commonly recognized as:\n\n\nClassic Eurodance - As mentioned earlier, often a female vocalist and a male rapper. Synths are old fashioned, often has an early to mid 90's sound.\n\nBubblegum - Started in Denmark. Usually female artists with silly lyrics and happy sounds. Chorus, verse style lyrics. Not to be taken seriously, but often amusing and cheerful.\n\nEurotrance - Often vocal and sometimes rap. Usually not chorus, verse lyrics - more vague or repetitive. Simple lyrics. A lot of effects and echoes on the vocals. Driving percussion and ethereal chords. Often has a strong synth line with addicting rhythm.\n\nEurotechno - Tends to use more sound effects and chord hit type sounds with minimal vocals. Crazy keyboard synths. Loud and powerful.\n\nHigh Energy (Hi-NRG) - Derived from disco. An Italian creation, sometimes called "Italo". It is Pop, Classic Eurodance, and Trance combined, and perhaps sped up a little bit. It is very uplifting. The vocals are very full sounding and so are the synth arrangements.\n\nEuro Pop - Basically it is Pop music with elements of Classic Eurodance or Trance but isn't quite one of the other categories. Often Chorus, verse style lyrics.\n\nEurohouse - Similar to eurotrance, but less often contains vocals, and even less frequently contains many lyrics. Uses harder synths and often has longer, slowly changing and growing songs at a slower tempo. The current trend has been 'Tek-house' style a la Benni Bennassi.\n\nITALODANCE-Has its roots from 80's groups like Valerie Dore, Savage, Sabrina, Miko Mission and Radio Rama. Italo in the 90's took a Eurodance form. Groups like Cappella, Alexia, Taleesa, Mollella, CO.RO, DA Blitz, and Double You burst into the scene with success. The newer Italo style today has a sort of a marching beat to it. Some claim Eiffel 65 and GiGi Da'Gostino were the fathers of this style.
830467
Hell i didn't even know they had broken up! But apparently from what i gather now, these are just rumours, nothing official has been posted about them getting back together (nothing that i can find anyway)
820200
"Maniac 2000" is a song by the Irish performance DJ and radio presenter Mark McCabe. It is a recording of a live remix of 4 Rhythm's version of Michael Sembello's "Maniac", one of the tracks from the theme of Flashdance (you know that Jennifer Beals musical/romance movie). This dance track became the biggest seller of the year 2000 in the Republic of Ireland, spent ten weeks at #1.\n\nLabel: Abbey Discs  \nCatalog#: ABBY 013  \nFormat: Vinyl, 12"\n \nCountry: Ireland \nReleased: 2000 \nGenre: Electronic  \nStyle: Synth-pop  \n\nI hope this is the song you are asking about.
25893
Okay, this info, I got from a website, so don't quote me.  \n\nIt is not being featured at this moment.  It will supposedly be presented again in summer 2006 and then be retired....but hey, if it's as popular as it was before, then it will probably go on.
218751
2004 and 2005 has been a personal and quiet time for Adam. The newly remastered Ant collection was a project Adam welcomed and Marco worked arduously to have this completed. It is not expected that Adam will be touring anytime in the future as he is enjoying a quiet life. \nfor more info visit site below.\nGL enjoy the music \nGoody two shoes
1157074
I have limewire running in the background and just did a search.. no reliable source was found.. the video exists on there.. but the links were dead and no connection could be made.. \nthanks so much for the stooooopid question.. the group and song had fallen completely off my radar.. good times indeed
788002
Don't worry this is a good sign! With all bands of this sort, a greatest hits does not bode well for their future and judging by publicity they have had recently (i.e. members making derisory coments about their management and the sort of shows they were formed on) I wouldn't at all be surprised if we didn't hear their next concerts will be the farewell gigs. Chanced upon a tv show a while back where they were all making it pretty clear they were fed up of being filmed and were so ungrateful for the chances they had been given that hopefully, we won't be subjected to their manufacured tartiness for too much longer.
1126848
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco
686649
Never heard of them but I'll have to give it a try. I love to dance! :D
156862
You know, I haven't heard anything about them in a grip! According to their website, it looks like they are still around. Take a look...pretty interesting!\n\nApparently, one of the guys jumped of the stage at a concert, which ended up with him having back surgery.
531100
I don't know but it's a pity that they ever disappeared that was good music!\nHmmm: Candy rain!
606328
Are you a child of the 80's? Well then I am with you. The music started going downhill when the 90's began. All it about these days is hip-hop and rap. Sad, isn't it?
382358
http://www.eurotelugulinks.com/studio_round.php\nhttp://www.pawanfans.com/modules/news/index.php?storytopic=0&start=5\n\ncheck out these, i hope this help u.
1057463
I loved it. I thought the first pair really set the bar!! I really think the pair that did the 80's disco are getting some walking papers tonight. It was just bad! I know it does not help that they have never worked with a partner or did that type of dancing, but the others were able to pull it off when it was out of their genre.
440778
Thats kinda how the music business is. For a while, west coast was on top. Then East Coast. Now its Down South. The west will be back again. And, its starting with E-40.
3951
I'm not sure about finding another copy of the CD, but I did find a little bit about the website you went to by using the online tool Whois.sc, and the link to the page at that site that offers detailed information about stompshow.com is http://www.whois.sc/stompshow.com\nStompshow.com is not a secure site (i.e. it's probably not a good idea to put credit card information through their web site), the IP address is in England, but the domain is registered to an address in Los Angeles -- very odd (to me at least).\n\nPerhaps you could try finding the CD at a library?\n\nGood luck!
775263
Could it be a new dance compilation?