Name: Who Needs Guitars Anyway? [PA]
Brand: Republic
SKU: 502952
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Who Needs Guitars Anyway? [Parental Advisory]

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Album: Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Back in My Life
2)	Better off Alone
3)	Celebrate Our Love
4)	Lonely One, The
5)	Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
6)	Will I Ever
7)	Elements of Life
8)	Fairy Tales
9)	Waiting for Your Love
10)	No More Lies
11)	I Can See (See It in Your Eyes)
12)	Everything Begins With an E
13)	Got to Get Away
14)	Alice Deejay

Album: Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Back in My Life
2)	Better off Alone
3)	Celebrate Our Love
4)	Lonely One, The
5)	Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
6)	Will I Ever
7)	Elements of Life
8)	Fairy Tales
9)	Waiting for Your Love
10)	No More Lies
11)	I Can See (See It in Your Eyes)
12)	Everything Begins With an E
13)	Got to Get Away
14)	Alice Deejay

Performer Notes

Alice Deejay: Judy, Gaby, Jane (vocals).
Producers include: Pronti, Kalmani, Maes, Gielen, Van Der Kuy.
Alice Deejay: Judy, Gaby, Jane (vocals).
Producers include: Pronti, Kalmani, Danski, Delmundo, Van Der Kuy.
Recorded at Violent Studios, Hilversum, The Netherlands; Kamo Studios, The Hague, The Netherlands; Svenson Studios, St. Niklaas, Belgium; Made Up Studios, Leidschendam, The Netherlands; Hazardous Studios, Vianene, The Netherlands.
Personnel: Gaby, Judy, Jane (vocals).
Audio Remixer: Danski.
Recording information: Kamo Studios, Hague, Netherland (1998); Kamo Studios, The Hague, The Netherlands (1998); Made Up Studios, Leidschen (1998); Svenson Studios, ST.Niklaas, Be (1998); Violent STudios, Hilversum, Net (1998).
Featuring cuts varying from trance-inducing to high-energy, with WHO NEEDS GUITARS ANYWAY Alice Deejay makes an instantly positive impression. The Dutch band offers a winning combination of hard-hitting grooves and synth-heavy musical layers, laced with a high dosage of house.
On the danceable "Better Off Alone," vocalist and band supremo Judy uses subtle yet powerful vocal stylings to hook the listener in to the memorable chorus. Other noteworthy, up-tempo gems are the swirling filters of "The Lonely One," the intricate electronic eddies of "Will I Ever," and the pounding beat of the title track.