When Technotronic released this in 1996, it was already too late. Eurodance was on the decline: they had nothing else to offer. Nothing new. The first single taken out from "Recall", "Move It To The Rhythm", opens this album. A very bad reinterpretation of anything on the market at the time (Maxx, Masterboy, etc). "Recall" is better, with a catchy melody and a classic euro vibe. But "NRG Flow" and "Club Thang" are instrumental fillers which uses the exact same melody. Maybe they should have use those tracks to replace the very bad remixes they released on the single of "Recall". "2 U X" is a good instrumental, and could have inspired more ideas, but it didn't happen. All the tracks without Ya Kid K sounds like desperate fillers, and that's half of the album. Anyway, the lyrics are mostly redundant and cheap. Note that none of this stuff was ever re-released on any "Greatest Hits", so it means something. A sad effort for a formation that had such an impact on dance music years earlier.

Third Technotronic album (without counting remixes and best-of albums), this is the eurodance album released by this project. I have to say that I was really pleased to hear a very good album without any track that I really don't like, well this is eurodance at its finest, although 2 of the 3 instrumentals (NRG Flow and Club Thang) seem like remixes of the title track. Move It To The Rhythm is the most well-known track here and it is a standout, but other tracks such as Recall, Saving All Your Love, I Want You By My Side, Are You Ready and Can't Live Without You are in the same style and just as good. Note that the version of I Want You By My Side on this album is completely different of the so-called "Cool" Radio Mix (on the single released later in the beginning of 1996), and this album version is actually a lot more "cool" than the (bad) single version ; actually I suggest you to get this album and to forget the singles, if you have the album you won't get anything else by getting the singles since "Recall" has a radio version (almost same as album version, just a little shorter) and 4 other mixes which are much weaker, and "I Want You By My Side" has a lot weaker mixes than the album version, the best and only good one is on the album. Highly recommended for eurodance lovers !