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Miss Deborah Gibson teams up with Junior Vasquez in the studio to re-create Gibson's staple song "Only In My Dreams". Perhaps one dub mix for the Club and Rave mixes would have sufficed. The shorter club version with Deb's "rap" comes in second and would have been good for radio.
It works well. This mix is okay. For the late 1990's Deborah and Junior take the song into Euro Dance-Pop territory and what do you know.
The Rave Vocal Mix takes it a bit serous with it's overall darker production. By the look of the cd's cover Miss Deborah does her aerobic exercise workouts to this High-NRG remake.Now for the mixes. The club mix is complete and is the best on the disc.
Things get a bit repetitious with the four du(m)b mixes which seem to rehash each other over. Perhaps the purpose of all these short dub mixes is so the dj can create his/her own version using bits from here and there and change things up whenever he/she plays the song in the set.
Hey gangs, believe me. Deborah is something no ussual. She has fans around the world, and this is because she is really, The Greatest Star.
25-40 bucks. Of all her songs this is my most favorite. After listening to the samples I wanted to buy this CD, but some jerks are price gouging this rare item. It's a single. You should be ashamed of yourselves for taking advantage of us Debbie fans, she should get the money, not you greedy a-holes.
What a cool idea.bring back one of the biggest hits of the late 80s and remix it. Deborah's voice truly shines with the dance beats. I hope that one day everyone will realize that again. Deborah has the makings to be the next Dancing Queen.
Overall I find Jellybeans beats and mixes to be very formulaic and dull. This tune, which was originally a big hit for Gibson in 1987 was remixed and rerecorded for it's 10 year anniversary. Although overall I find this CD good for intermixing with other dance remixes on Trinidad-Online.org's internet station underwire. This is more hackneyed 80's dance remix than techno or electronica which is not bad if Gibson wants to milk 80's nostalgia for all it's worth. There is nothing new here.
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