Various - NOW That's What I Call An Era : Such A Good Feeling 1988 - 1995

Step back onto the dancefloor and relive the golden age of club culture with NOW That's What I Call An Era: Such A Good Feeling 1988–1995. Curated across three stunning blue, white, and yellow LPs inside a deluxe trifold sleeve, this 46-track collector’s edition brings together the defining house, rave, and crossover pop anthems that ruled the late '80s and early '90s. Featuring iconic floor-fillers from The Prodigy, Soul II Soul, Black Box, Snap!, and Deee-Lite, this vibrant pressing is an essential addition to any dance music fan's vinyl collection.

The latest entry in the prolific Now series focuses in on a period when dance music broke out of the clubs and firmly planted itself in mainstream consciousness. Spanning house, rave and crossover pop anthems, this compilation celebrates the era when UK and European charts pulsed with the rhythms of warehouse culture and radio embraced the new sounds of the underground. Tracks that are sleek and soulful like Inner City's 'Good Life' and Black Box's 'Ride On Time' are staples of the time. Euphoric classics are also a big focus with examples like S'Express' 'Theme From S-Express', Corona's 'The Rhythm of the Night' and SNAP!'s 'Rhythm Is A Dancer'. The progression feels like an evening on the dancefloor with the highs and lows, peaks and come-downs. The balance of chart-toppers and cult classics sets the compilation apart from most. Deee-Lite's quirky 'Groove Is In The Heart' sits comfortably alongside The Prodigy's rave mischief 'Charly', while Utah Saints' 'Something Good' and Moby's 'Go' remind us of how inventive sampling could be in this period. Elsewhere, Freak Power's 'Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out' and Guru Josh's 'Infinity' represent the era's crossover appeal, when dance music became part of everyday pop culture. These aren't just club hits - many of these tracks are part of dance history in the way they became part of everyday culture.

Features

• Deluxe 3LP set in a collector's picture sleeve
• Triple-fold 3xLP [Blue, White & Yellow]
  
• Part of the acclaimed NOW “That's What I Call An Era” series
• 46 essential tracks from 1988-1995, spanning house, rave, Eurodance & chart classics

Tracklist

1. S'Express : Theme From S:Express
   
2. Kenny “Dope” Presents The Bucketheads : The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)
   
3. Nightcrawlers : Push The Feeling On
   
4. Coldcut and Lisa Stansfield : People Hold On (Single Version)
   
5. Bomb The Bass : Beat Dis
   
6. Tony Di Bart : The Real Thing
   
7. Saint Etienne : He's On the Phone
   
8. D:Ream : U R The Best Thing