Is Here To Stay a dance track?

I heard Here To Stay being played in a (shameful attempt, I admit) of a nightclub last night. Not the Felix da Housecat version, not the instrumental, the single version.

Its not a dance track, is it? Its almost entirely 'real' instruments ffs....

And because he'd 'already played New Order' the DJ wouldn't play BM. Yet he played two Faithless tracks. Bastard.

Also, why does the FdH remix have a bit of BLT in it?

Originally posted by MYOB Its not a dance track, is it? Its almost entirely 'real' instruments ffs....

You can have a dance track made with real instruments, you know. Guitars and other stuff are appearing all over the place in dance music right now.

2 faithless tracks!!! that is one bad night out

Originally posted by johnny james 2 faithless tracks!!!that is one bad night out

Not if you actually *like* commercial dance music. Which I do.

not so sure about you but i always dance to it

Originally posted by NObabe not so sure about you but i always dance to it

I rarely hear it in a situation where its acceptable for a straight man to dance - its so rarely played in clubs or when I'm drunk...

Of course its a dance track.

Of course it is.... what the hell else could it be classified as? It's mainly keyboards and sequencers anyway... ok Barney plays guitar and there's some Hooky bass on it... but that doesn't mean it's not a dance track In that case, bands like the Shamen, Underworld and the Prodigy aren't dance music either

not a dance track nor a proper Ord tune. For me it's a product of the recent wilderness years. Call me fussy but...yeh I'm fussy. It's shit. Album filler at best, which it wasnt..QED