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An oddly presented compilation, the two-disc The Power of Snap!: Original Hits & Remixes, released in 2004 by Radikal, puts the emphasis on the remixes by including them on the first disc of the set, while the second disc covers the basics (familiar mixes of "The Power," "Rhythm Is a Dancer," "Ooops Up," "Mary Had a Little Boy," "Exterminate") and then some. How many people could possibly have interest in the two very different discs? Casual fans won't want the varied assortment of mostly functional remixes, while those who are more into the group will likely have the hits already. Catering to both sides here is detrimental. ~ Andy Kellman
Editors: Chris Zippel; Walter G. Ercolino; Martin Eyerer; Mark Summers; C.J. Stone. Power of Snap! Songs | | Power of Snap! CD DISC 1: THE THE REMIXES 2004: |
| 1. | Power of Bhangra, The - (Vs. Motivo mix) |
| 2. | Ooops Up - (Vs. DJ Tomekk mix) |
| 3. | Mary Had a Little Boy - (Vs. Milky & 2NF mix) |
| 4. | World in My Hands, The - (Vs. Fu Tourist mix) |
| 5. | Exterminate - (Vs. Naidoo mix) |
| 6. | Colour of Love - (Vs. Chris Zippel mix) |
| 7. | Cult of Snap! - (Vs. Roy Malone mix) |
| 8. | Rhythm Is a Dancer - (Vs. CJ Stone mix) |
| 9. | When You're Near - (Vs. Twin mix) |
| 10. | Do You See the Light - (Vs. Plaything mix) |
| 11. | Rame - (Vs. Ron Van Kroonenburg mix) |
| 12. | Green Grass Grows - (Vs. Martin Eyerer mix) |
| 13. | First the Last Eternity, The - (Vs. Tom Novy mix) |
| 14. | Welcome to Tomorrow - (Vs. Fragma mix) |
| 15. | Angel (Rays of Love) - (mix) |
| | Power of Snap! Songs DISC 2: THE THE ORIGINALS 1990: |
| 1. | Rhythm Is a Dancer - (video version) |
| 2. | Power, The - (7" version) |
| 3. | Mary Had a Little Boy |
| 4. | Ooops Up |
| 5. | Cult of Snap! |
| 6. | Colour of Love - (massive version) |
| 7. | Exterminate |
| 8. | Do You See the Light (Looking For) - (mix, radio edit) |
| 9. | First the Last Eternity, The |
| 10. | Believe the Hype |
| 11. | Power, The - (Jungle Fever Remix '90, Jungle Fever remix) |
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