Best Party Dance Tunes. Help!

[makatya]

We are having a bash and need some ideas for good dance tunes. Please make some suggestions.

Cheers.

Mark.

[lazyitus]

If its a general party for all folk instead of just hardcore ravers, I suggest Booty Luv - Don't mess with my man. Gay as you like but people will dance to it like there's no tomorrow.

[The Hitman]

Prodigy - Voodoo People

[215cu]

God is a DJ - Faithless.

[makatya]

lazyitus said:

If its a general party for all folk instead of just hardcore ravers, I suggest Booty Luv - Don't mess with my man. Gay as you like but people will dance to it like there's no tomorrow.

Cool track! Yip your right not after hard core dancing round with a glow light and a whistle in your mouth stuff. Cheers.

[Yoda954]

[quote=The Hitman]Prodigy - Voodoo People

[/quote

I'll second that with Prodigy - Out Of Space

[jobs for do today]Check through burnt out old ravers CD collection for toonz[/jobs]

...back a bit later

[wideload]

two that will always get crows going, hot action cop fever for the flava and cypress hill jump around...basically any sort of vaguely decent music with a decent beat will do the job if mixed well. Pendulum slam always goes down well as well, depending on age of audience.

[Yoda954]

makatya said:

....Yip your right not after hard core dancing round with a glow light and a whistle in your mouth stuff. Cheers.

Aw bugga....must read posts properly!

Edited by Yoda954 on Thursday 18th October 11:27

[Lurker]

For something a little different, and a little old, try

"Down in the Bottom" by Howlin' Wolf, which played loud is one of the most exciting, danceable records ever.

[lazyitus]

Venga Boys are good for this type of party - needs to be nearer the end though as their songs invariably induce a state of pure mentalism from drunkards and thus, use lots of energy in an all or nothing/end of party kind of way.

[Fittster]

Wedding DJ Fittster's track list:

Paid In Full (Coldcut Mix) - Rakim & Eric B
Young MC - Know How
Back By Dope Demand - Beats International
Brass Monkey - Beastie Boys
It Takes Two - Rob Base
Walk This Way - Run DMC
Salt 'N' Pepper - Push it
Hear the Drummer - Chad Jackson
Road Block - Stock, Aitken & Waterman
The Crown - Gary Byrd
Papa's got a Brand New Bag - Pig Bag
Can You Feel It - The Jacksons
Step On - Happy Mondays
The Bomb - The Bucketheads
Theme from S'Express - S'Express

[Pooh]

Nellie the elephant by the toy dolls.

[308mate]

Sash - Encore Une Fois

100% guaranteed to start the party, though slightly cheesy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojZUix1CWqA 

Dare you not to nod your head....

Edited by 308mate on Saturday 20th October 16:04

[mcflurry]

The cheesier the better... Abba, Kylie and Steps will get the girls on the dancefloor and then a couple of recent hits and beers will get the guys to follow. Drop in a couple of R&B modern classics and away you go

If the DJ plays stuff he/she likes instead of the crowd, or goes too hardcore then it usually clears the floor quicker than Cillet Bang..

(I used to do it at weekends)

[308mate]

Got it!

Try this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7edztkuz5o 

Genius.

[JaymzDead]

wideload said:

two that will always get crows going, hot action cop fever for the flava and cypress hill jump around...basically any sort of vaguely decent music with a decent beat will do the job if mixed well. Pendulum slam always goes down well as well, depending on age of audience.

[pedant]It was House Of Pain not Cypress Hill[/pedant]

[Gylen]

I would recommend Justice's album, cross...Just got it and it's full of pretty heavy electro dance type stuff. Sort of Prodigy meets Daft Punk. In fact, they used one of the tracks on the 'CHAMPION - ICEMAN - ROOKIE' montage on the Grand Prix yesterday...

Edited to fix weirdness...

Edited by Gylen on Tuesday 23 October 23:38