Tracks
Side A
- 11998Dutch Top 40: peak position 4 in week 49 of 1999, 15 weeks in the chartBack in My Life3:30C major
- 21999Dutch Top 40: peak position 9 in week 16 of 1999, 15 weeks in the chartBetter Off Alone3:35G♯ minor
- 32000Dutch Top 40: peak position 25 in week 1 of 2001, 6 weeks in the chartCelebrate Our Love3:26C major
- 42000Dutch Top 40: peak position 19 in week 37 of 2000, 5 weeks in the chartThe Lonely One3:17G♯ minor
- 52000Who Needs Guitars Anyway?4:18D♯ major
- 62000Dutch Top 40: peak position 8 in week 24 of 2000, 10 weeks in the chartWill I Ever3:14D major
- 72000Elements of Life3:35F major
Side B
- 12000Fairytales4:16D major
- 22000Waiting For Your Love3:45A major
- 32000No More Lies3:36C major
- 42000I Can See (See It In Your Eyes)3:44B minor
- 52000Everything Begins With An E4:19C major
- 62000Got To Get Away3:41C minor
- 72000Alice DJ3:58C minor
Source of the Dutch Top 40 entries: top40.nl
Sound of Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
Who Needs Guitars Anyway? sounds more electric, more energetic and more danceable than the shelves on average, at a tempo around 135 bpm.
Quietest track: Back in My Life · most energetic: Everything Begins With An E
Across 14 tracks on the shelves. The mark and the small number: the average of the whole collection.
Timeline of the line-up
The six members of Alice Deejay around the time of Who Needs Guitars Anyway?, with the years they belonged to the group. This is the band line-up around that time, not necessarily who is heard on the album. The thin line is this album and the red lines are the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line for more. A linked name has its own page.
Judith Pronk
Jurgen Rijkers
Sebastiaan Molijn
Eelke Kalberg
Dennis van der Driesschen
Wessel van Diepen2000Member of the groupAlbumDutch Top 40Member until the end
Frequently asked questions
When was Who Needs Guitars Anyway? by Alice Deejay released?
Who Needs Guitars Anyway? came out in 2000.
How many tracks are on Who Needs Guitars Anyway??
Who Needs Guitars Anyway? has 14 tracks, 53 minutes in total, spread over two vinyl sides.
Which tracks from Who Needs Guitars Anyway? made the Dutch Top 40?
Five tracks from this album reached the Dutch Top 40: Back in My Life, Better Off Alone, Celebrate Our Love, The Lonely One and Will I Ever. The highest was Back in My Life, at number 4 in week 49 of 1999.
Which category is Who Needs Guitars Anyway? in?
Who Needs Guitars Anyway? is filed under studio albums. On the home page, sorted by category, the album sits on that shelf, among the other albums by Alice Deejay.
Who was in Alice Deejay when Who Needs Guitars Anyway? came out?
In 1998–2000, Alice Deejay consisted of Judith Pronk, Jurgen Rijkers, Sebastiaan Molijn, Eelke Kalberg, Dennis van der Driesschen and Wessel van Diepen. That is the line-up of the group in those years, not necessarily who is heard on the album. A linked name has a page of its own.
What do the percentages for the sound of Who Needs Guitars Anyway? mean?
They come from an acoustic analysis of the recordings as they are on Spotify: per track a score from 0 to 100 for energy, danceability, mood and acoustic, plus the tempo and the key. They are the outcome of a model, not a measurement of the music itself; 93% acoustic means the model is fairly sure that mostly acoustic instruments are heard. The sound of the album is the average of its tracks, each track counting equally, and the comparison is with the average of all analysed tracks in the collection.
How do you play Who Needs Guitars Anyway??
With the round Spotify button after each track, or the whole album at once via the play button next to the cover. The music plays in the player at the bottom of the page and keeps going while you browse on. This needs one-time consent for Spotify.
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