What makes The Club Mixes 2000 by Frankie Goes to Hollywood notable?

This album highlights the resurgence of interest in Frankie Goes to Hollywood's music during the late '90s and early 2000s as electronic dance music gained traction. It included remixes from prominent DJs and producers, illustrating the band's lasting impact on the genre and securing its place in club culture. Released in 2000, 'The Club Mixes 2000' came at a time when Frankie Goes to Hollywood had significantly shifted from their initial mainstream success in the 1980s. This compilation features updated remixes of their iconic tracks, showcasing the band's enduring influence on dance music while catering to a new generation of club-goers.

Who is The Club Mixes 2000 for?

The Club Mixes 2000 works well if you're into dynamic club experience, wave-like pacing throughout and infectious dance floor energy.

How many songs are on The Club Mixes 2000?

The Club Mixes 2000 has 16 tracks, running approximately 129 minutes.

The Club Mixes 2000

Frankie Goes to Hollywood · 2000

129 min · 16 tracks · new wave · pop rock · synth-pop

A vibrant collection of remixed classics that electrifies the dance floor with infectious energy.

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Why this album works

This album highlights the resurgence of interest in Frankie Goes to Hollywood's music during the late '90s and early 2000s as electronic dance music gained traction. It included remixes from prominent DJs and producers, illustrating the band's lasting impact on the genre and securing its place in club culture.

Best for: dynamic club experience wave-like pacing throughout infectious dance floor energy
Context: Released in 2000, 'The Club Mixes 2000' came at a time when Frankie Goes to Hollywood had significantly shifted from their initial mainstream success in the 1980s. This compilation features updated remixes of their iconic tracks, showcasing the band's enduring influence on dance music while catering to a new generation of club-goers.
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