by William Cooper Disappointing sophomore effort from German dance trio. The Real McCoy scored in late 1993 and 1994 with the dreamy club smashes "Another Night" and "Runaway," and solid tunes such as "Automatic Lover" and "Come and Get Your Love" also became minor dancefloor sensations. 1997's One More Time, however, barely registers; only the title track, a catchy, lightweight piece of pop fluff, makes any kind of impression. Most of One More Time is empty filler, and a couple of moments are unbearable: the silly "I Wanna Come (With You)" teases with the provocative title but fails to deliver, and the absurd Euro-pop remake of Shania Twain's "If You're Not in It for Love (I'm Outta Here)" is awful, but it isn't even bad enough to be fun. And the forced sexiness of Olaf Jeglitza's deep, half-whispered, melodramatic vocal style can really wear thin over the course of an entire album. European dance acts rarely have a long shelf life, and this album proves the Real McCoy is no exception. Stick with the debut.