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Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
Electronic · 2000 · 14 tracks

Who Needs Guitars Anyway?

Alice DeeJay

Shimmering Y2K synth leads and bittersweet vocals. The definitive blueprint for turn-of-the-millennium Eurodance and emotional club anthems.

March 28, 2000 · Virgin

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A high-energy neon rush that hides a core of late-night loneliness and romantic longing.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Back in My Life
3:30
02
Better Off Alone
3:36
03
Celebrate Our Love
3:26
04
The Lonely One
3:19
05
Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
4:17
06
Will I Ever
3:28
07
Elements of Life
3:34
08
Fairytales
4:16
09
Waiting for Your Love
3:45
10
No More Lies
3:36
11
I Can See (See It in Your Eyes)
3:45
12
Everything Begins With an E
4:19
13
Got to Get Away
3:41
14
Alice DeeJay
3:59
Moments Worth Listening For
The iconic three-note synth arpeggio that opens Better Off Alone, instantly defining the Y2K dance sound.
The transition into the rain-soaked bridge of Back in My Life where the vocals become more desperate.
The hypnotic, dream-like repetition of the word 'divine' in the intro of Fairytales.

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