vinx98 said:

its not number one, some DJs like it thats it.

Im an accountant, we could come up with a top 50 of favourite songs for accountants who are registered with the ACCA.

meaningless.

i suppose if its getting played in clubs then it will pick up airplay on the radio which could lead to a possible hit...i think the same thing happened with the good life remixes which were popular in clubs which led to a hit single in the uk...

TheDigitalGardener said:

Goody goody gumdrops!

NICE!!!

Is this Mr. P's first legitimate #1 published chart hit since TMBGITW?

Way to go you psycho grandpa.

~And yes, this will encourage him to do more of this sort. And he'll fall on his face. Pretty predictable.

I haven't even heard it yet.

RRA said:

Is this Mr. P's first legitimate #1 published chart hit since TMBGITW?

Way to go you psycho grandpa.

~And yes, this will encourage him to do more of this sort. And he'll fall on his face. Pretty predictable.

I'm quite certain that this 'chart' is meaningless. It would be clutching at the slippiest of straws to go around claiming this as a success. To even speak of it in the same breath as TMBGITW is laughable at best.

I'm not a hater, I love the original version of the song but this chart means nothing.

YES!!!!!!!!!! I am so happy for him! I don't really like the song, but still!

langebleu said:

These are their conditions (which appears to have been written by Yoda).

asg said:

This is a few yrs old why is it charting now

Because it's finally catching on. Ha!! Always been on my chart though.

[Edited 2/4/12 16:39pm]

Wait, we're talking about the remix versions, right?

smoothcriminal12 said:

Wait, we're talking about the remix versions, right?

Unless I'm mistaken, it's a EP release with the original version, plus the remix cuts.

RRA said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Wait, we're talking about the remix versions, right?

Unless I'm mistaken, it's a EP release with the original version, plus the remix cuts.

Ah, okay.

Went to HMV's flagship store in Oxford St. They didn't have it. Useless.

Darshy said:

Went to HMV's flagship store in Oxford St. They didn't have it. Useless.

Amazon have it

New review:

http://www.contactmusic.com/single-review/prince-dance-4-me

Prince is back! Prince doesn't need much introduction: a man who's produced thirty Top 40 singles, released ten platinum albums - selling over 90 million copies and earning seven Grammys. it says it all really! A true overall heavyweight in every musical sense and an icon in popular culture, Prince has recently decided to team up with Jamie Lewis, Swiss house DJ/Producer from Purple Music to release 'Dance 4 Me' on Lewis' label.

It seems that Prince, like many established American artists, are looking to Europe's dance scene to keep their musical spirit alive, or possibly looking for an opportune chance to create a synergy between the sound of Prince and extending that into house music. Whatever the reason, I'm sure Lewis is buzzing to have this latest single and forthcoming next release with Prince. 'Dance 4 Me' still has the musical sophistication we all know from Prince, displaying tight arrangements, funk, a range of instruments and sweet soul from the master himself; however, it's the offering of mixes that could see this track played in the dance clubs. We get a mix from Lewis himself as well as LA producers David Alexander and Brian Matrix; a Dominatrix mix and a Tribal Drum mix, which I liked.

Overall, it's pretty hard to rate this track amongst Prince's back catalogue, as some of those classics defined a generation; however, this new release still has some relevance. What's clear is that 'Dance 4 Me' is a fun, upbeat track that could appeal to a new generation of listeners and certainly shows Prince is keeping his game alive. It seems the collaboration between dance and pop is truly relevant these days and Prince certainly isn't missing out on that!

linus4000 said:

New review:

http://www.contactmusic.com/single-review/prince-dance-4-me

Prince is back! Prince doesn't need much introduction: a man who's produced thirty Top 40 singles, released ten platinum albums - selling over 90 million copies and earning seven Grammys. it says it all really! A true overall heavyweight in every musical sense and an icon in popular culture, Prince has recently decided to team up with Jamie Lewis, Swiss house DJ/Producer from Purple Music to release 'Dance 4 Me' on Lewis' label.

It seems that Prince, like many established American artists, are looking to Europe's dance scene to keep their musical spirit alive, or possibly looking for an opportune chance to create a synergy between the sound of Prince and extending that into house music. Whatever the reason, I'm sure Lewis is buzzing to have this latest single and forthcoming next release with Prince. 'Dance 4 Me' still has the musical sophistication we all know from Prince, displaying tight arrangements, funk, a range of instruments and sweet soul from the master himself; however, it's the offering of mixes that could see this track played in the dance clubs. We get a mix from Lewis himself as well as LA producers David Alexander and Brian Matrix; a Dominatrix mix and a Tribal Drum mix, which I liked.

Overall, it's pretty hard to rate this track amongst Prince's back catalogue, as some of those classics defined a generation; however, this new release still has some relevance. What's clear is that 'Dance 4 Me' is a fun, upbeat track that could appeal to a new generation of listeners and certainly shows Prince is keeping his game alive. It seems the collaboration between dance and pop is truly relevant these days and Prince certainly isn't missing out on that!

genuinely pleased for P.

TheEnglishGent said:

RRA said:

Is this Mr. P's first legitimate #1 published chart hit since TMBGITW?

Way to go you psycho grandpa.

~And yes, this will encourage him to do more of this sort. And he'll fall on his face. Pretty predictable.

I'm quite certain that this 'chart' is meaningless. It would be clutching at the slippiest of straws to go around claiming this as a success. To even speak of it in the same breath as TMBGITW is laughable at best.

I'm not a hater, I love the original version of the song but this chart means nothing.

Its not meaningless, it means its getting some club/air play,, if i'd knocked a track out i'd be reasonably happy by this.

Anyway when was the last time you made number one in the dance charts nobhead

do you think with all this success i'll finally get my fucking $77 back?