Just heard this one recently and almost cried my eyes out at how good it was. This is funk to end all funk. Throw it on the turntable and crank it up!

We miss you Prince! In his heyday he could produce an album so densely layered that you were shaking your butt off one minute and crying the next. Beautiful.

I've only listened to this album twice in its entirety but i've already added it to my Christmas list. Any dance album where Siouxie Sue lends her voice is made that much better!

Yeah Peaches! Finally, a down and dirty grrl who's never been part of the Mickey Mouse Club. This may not be to every groover's taste but if you want something extreme to bump and grind to, hereyago

Wanna clear the room at any gathering? Throw on a little bit o' The Merm's screachtastic noodlings in disco and watch them flock away in droves. Or just put it on and dance for the hell of it.

Yeah sure, Tained Love. Ok, great song but when you listen to the rest of the album you kind of wonder why it's the best known. The entire album is great and worthy of a spin any Saturday Night.

The best Psychobilly ever. If you listen to this paired with The Ethel Merman Disco Album you're either having the best night of your life or are about to commit homicide.

Indeed. If you like cheese- tinged strings and horn- soaked sixties psuedo-psycadelic soundtrack music then this is for you. Even better if you get your hands on the actual movie.

We miss you Tito. Good dancing. Good times.

More dark fun. They took their name from a Roxy Music song which makes me like them even more.

What could be more delightful? Combine the two most exciting musical genres in the world!

Sleep all day, it's the only way, I'm a parasite, I creep about at night. The great revivalists The Specials will have you up and dancing in no time.