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Oh yeah, it has no particular order by the way.
1. Max Coveri Album: Because the song "Toy Boy" made me a huge Eurobeat-Fan.
2. SEB Vol. 85: Just look at the track-list and you will know! Max Coveri's "Running in the 90s" was the first Eurobeat-song I ever heard and that's how I got into this genre.
3. SEB Vol. 5: Cause this ol' school disco-style marks the beginning of Eurobeat and I still love it today. Just hear "Macho Man" from Mister Black and "Cha Cha Cha" from Mark Farina! This also goes for SEB Vol. 6 and 9!
4. SEB Vol. 34: Most of my favorites are there (for example "Kamikaze" from DJ NRG).
5. Eurobeat Flash Vol. 7 & 9: Is it enough if I mention the name "Nikita Jr."?
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6. SEB Vol. 184: The same reasons as like SEB Vol. 34! Many good tracks in there. Mike West's "Wild Night" and Mega NRG Man's "Let it go" just kicks ass!
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7. SEB Vol. 227: Back in the day, when I made my playlist, 3 songs from this album came to my playlist. "Showdown" from Hotblade and "Been a Bang" from Fastway were some of the first tracks.
8. SEB Vol. 215: I remember this very well. Back in the day, my playlist consisted just 15 songs and Jeff Driller's "Mecha Fireball" was one of these songs.
Well, that's all. Unfortunately I can't say more. Like I said, it wasn't whole albums, but individual songs, which had an huge impact on me!