Rating: - THUNDERPUSS KICKS @$$
Thunderpuss rules! The beats on their mix of Tamia's "Stranger in My House" are insane!!! Here's a list of their Top 10 remixes:
1. It's Not Right, But It's Okay by Whitney Houston
2. Lady Marmalade by Moulin Rouge!
3. Tell Me Why by Spice Girls
4. Song for the Lonely by Cher
5. Stranger in My House by Tamia (this release)
6. I'm A Slave 4 U by Britney Spears
7. All for You by Janet Jackson
8. Can't Fight the Moonlight by LeAnn Rimes
9. Get the Party Started by P!nk (actually just Barry Harris)
10. No More Drama by Mary J. Blige
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Rating: - Tamia should be no stranger to dance fans
The remixes of ' Stranger in My House' are the best club remixes ever produced - period! The ' Thunderpuss Club Mix' is pure dance heaven, outdoing even their already quite impressive work on Whitney Houston's ' It's Not Right'. The stop-and-go beats typifying the song's bridge are exactly what dance-lovers have come to love about Thunderpuss - thunderooooous! The 'HQ2 Club Mix' is equally enjoyable, though less of a classic moment than, let's say, Melanie C's ' I Turn to You'. The 'Maurice's Club Anthem' is perhaps the only weak mix in the collection, coming off as a pale imitation of the above ... Read More
Rating: - Club Hit in the HOUSE!
This is one of the best Club Hits of all time. Tamia has a great voice and this mixes are hot! I love especially the H2Q Club Mix..
Rating: - Tamia - Stranger In My House
Okay here's the thing, I don't see how anyone can get LeAnn Rymes & Tamia's voices mixed up, as they are completely different & both sing very different styles of music.
Plus, just because they are both from Canada does not mean they have to sound the same! Tamia has a very unique & powerful style as do most R&B/Soul singers and would be more likely to be compared to someone like Deborah Cox or Chante Moore.
Anyway, in relation to "Stranger In My House" this is a hot LP which includes some great club mixes and also a So So Def Remix by JD himself, which I always ... Read More
Rating: - My Ten Cents
First of All:
Rebecca from Medford...I think you need your ears checked because there is a HUGE difference between some country twangin' southerner and a richly soulful Canadian. Not that I don't have mad love for Leann Rhimes, she has some good songs that I like to listen to but I honestly cannot see how one could mistake the two. Leann has a slightly deeper voice, while Tamia's voice is higher and more raspy, yet, still crisp and rich. As where Leann bellows out her notes, Tamia belts them. There is a difference; if you cannot tell the difference, then you shouldn't point out your ... Read More
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