| | Fired Up! CD (9 Customer Reviews)
Melanie C/Stars On 54/Eiffel65 /Groove Armada/Amber/Atc/Aqua+
Pulling high-energy tracks from as far back as the early 1990s, including "The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall into My Mind)" by the Bucketheads, FIRED UP! unleashes 18 sizzling hot club and dance tracks on one compilation, with each track memorable for its hooks and pulsating beats. Club superstars, such as Deborah Cox ("Nobody's Supposed to Be Here"), Melanie C ("I Turn to You"), Jocelyn Enriquez ("Do You Miss Me") and Ultra Nate ("Free"), are well represented, showing off the disc's discotheque roots. From Aqua's "Barbie Girl" to Groove Armada's "I See You Baby" (made even more popular by a car commercial), these songs will definitely get the blood pumping and the energy flowing, whether you're sweating away in a hot nightclub or in the gym.
Compilation producers: Craig Balsam, Cliff Chenfeld, Michael Anderson.
Fired Up! Songs | 1. | I Turn to You - Melanie C (Hex Hector Radio Mix) |
| 2. | Around the World (La La La La La) - ATC |
| 3. | Nobody's Supposed to Be Here - Deborah Cox |
| 4. | Better Off Alone - Alice Deejay |
| 5. | If You Could Read My Mind - Stars on 54 |
| 6. | Barbie Girl - Aqua |
| 7. | Don't Call Me Baby - Madison Avenue |
| 8. | Do You Miss Me - Jocelyn Enriquez |
| 9. | In a Dream - Rockell |
| 10. | Just a Little Bit - Gina G. (mix) |
| 11. | Free - Ultra Nate (Mood II Swing Radio Mix) |
| 12. | I See You Baby - Groove Armada |
| 13. | Call Me - Le Click (Spike Mix) |
| 14. | Bomb!, The (These Sounds Fall into My Mind) - The Bucketheads |
| 15. | One More Try - Kristine W |
| 16. | This Is Your Night - Amber (Main Mix) |
| 17. | Blue (Da Be Dee) - Eiffel 65 |
| 18. | Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation |
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Fired Up! Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews BEST CD EVER. UPBEAT, ENERGIZING, & FUN
The title is right on the mark. This Cd has the best dance beat songs of the last few years. It's my favorite CD for motivation while I work out. It gets the body and mind going. A powerful collection.
Submitted by alagstro (White Plains, NY) 
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Greate CD
Greate CD, greate music, greate artist, totally danceable, greate for parties
Submitted by trigenakaren (Fayetteville, NC, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.  The party was Fired Up!
I bought this CD to play for my husband's 40th surprise party. All the DJ's were booked that weekend and this was a last resort. Everyone loved it and even the Pastor got up to dance!
Submitted by Nikki (Germantown, MD)
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Pretty good!
GOOD MUSIC to det you pumped up!!
Submitted by maribelalvarado186 (El Paso,TX,USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Great beat for exercising
Bought this CD for working out to and it certainly does the job. Only downside is the "Barbie" song which is poorly done - having said that, remember how bad the original was!
Submitted by sc.ouse (Wisconsin)
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