Track Listing

1. Last Night a DJ Saved My Life
2. When Boys Talk
3. Buffalo Bill
4. Night the Boy Learned How to Dance
5. Record Keeps Spinning
6. 10 Reasons Why I Can't Be Free
7. Girls Got Soul
8. If You Want It
9. You Got to Rock It
10. I Got My Rights
11. Pajama Party Time
12. Love Is Like a Gun
13. Slow Down
14. Lipstick Politics
15. There It Is
16. Rapper
17. Telephone Ringing [Sound Effects]
18. Screeching Tires [Sound Effects]
19. Flushing Toilet [Sound Effects]
20. When Boys Talk [Scratch Version]
21. Buffalo Bill [Percussion]
22. Dog Barks & Screams With Echo
23. Record Keeps Spinning [Bonus Beats]

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #220116 in Music
• Released on: 2000-08-14
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Import

Customer Reviews

Indeep Saved My Life!
I just acquired this album, and may I say, it not only rocks, it rolls and swings and boogies! Every song on this album is killer. I don't know why I didn't hear more about this group in the '80s! Of course 'Last Night a DJ Saved My Life' is a classic, and there other Chic-inspired cuts. But there are also hip hop, freestyle and euro influences on this album, and it even ends with a bunch of sound effects used in the songs. Get this album, and your party will be a PAR-TAY!

What the hell is this mess?
Since I'm a huge disco fan, I was excited when I found this collection by Indeep, because I'd never heard anything other than their one big hit "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life". Well, after listening, I could still probably say that that's all I've heard from them. EVERY song has the same guitar riff with a note or two slightly changed, and weak, uninspired singing that, in each case, seems to be patterned after that one song. And what exactly was the point of including 10-second snippets of meaningless noises like a toilet flushing and tires screeching. Avoid this and just find a disco collection that has the 1 song. There are lots of them out there.

Was here and alive in the 80s
Anyone who wasn't here in the 80's can't appreciate this collection. Which is why some county boy can't hear what's there. The artists aren't trying to croon, but have a bit of fun with some funky base licks. The best part of the collection is it's innocence in lyrics and musical drive. Simply close your eyes and dance or listen to the lyrics and laugh. SC boy stick with Bobby Womack, which also is a great artist for what he sings. Keep it all in prospective.