The 1994 Eurodance track by the German project Maxx is a quintessential example of the "ragga-rap and female vocal" formula that dominated European charts in the mid-90s. Released as the follow-up to their massive debut "Get-A-Way," the song solidified Maxx (short for Maximum Xstasy ) as a major dance act. Production & Release Release Date: Originally released in March 1994 .
Directed by Jonathan Bate and filmed in Marseille, France , the video was high-rotation on VIVA and MTV Europe, helping Linda Meek become widely recognized for her distinctive short hair.
It was a Top 10 hit across Europe, famously peaking at number 8 on the UK Singles Chart. Maxx - No More (I Can't Stand It) (Club Mix) (I...
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Critics noted its slightly "flat" or "hollow" production compared to other polished 1994 Eurodance tracks, which allowed its heavy basslines to stand out in club environments. Song Details Summary Information Artist Maxx (German Eurodance project) Album To The Maxximum (1994) Label Blow Up / Intercord Writers The 1994 Eurodance track by the German project
Expresses a desperate need for change, with the central hook: "No more, no more, I can't stand it" .
Delivered by Gary B., the verses use ragga-style rhythms to describe a chaotic dynamic: "Break this, break that, don't break this heart in me... my raggamuffin heart feel so lonely" . Success & Legacy Directed by Jonathan Bate and filmed in Marseille,
No More (I Can't Stand It) - Club Mix - song and lyrics by Maxx
