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Now That's What I Call Music Vol 58

by: Various Artists

Release Date July 26, 2004
Loads of top songs that should of been on this album were not included, such as D12's 'MY Band', and Ushers 'Yeah!'-saying as that single was at number one for weeks! and no sign of the basment Jaxx??
Some really good songs such as 'Matinee' by Franz Ferdinand and the Black eyed peas have there third single on the album aswell. I thought overall this album deserves 2 stars.

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Now That's What I Call Music Vol 56

by: Various Artists

Release Date November 17, 2003
this album is superb!it has all the recent songs all the way from the black eyed peas to michel andrews.it has all the no.1's from the most recent months. it has all the latest from pop, rock ,roll,rap,jazz and r and b.we start with disc 1 with some of the number 1 hits.then we progress to some of the best pop songs this season.songs from lemar and jemelea.also great songs from beyonce,ultrabeats and liberty x.at the end there are some really poppy songs.i hope you are taking notes.there will be a test later!on disc 2 there is loads of rap and rock. songs from 50 cent,joe budden,steriophonics and justin timberlake-every girls favourate dream.not to mention the fact that the song mad world has also been number 1 for weeks.and just think (in november ... Read More:

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol 59

by: Various Artists

Release Date November 15, 2004
Chart hits are the order of the day once again as Now reaches no. 59 with a promise of 43 top chart hits, hmm well, Intenso Project is a rather debatable choice but as the single was released after NTWICM 59 (and im in a charitable mood) i shall give it the benefit of the doubt - music can be an acquired taste sometimes.
CD1 brings us no.1 from the likes of Natasha Bedingfield, Eric Prydz with Call On Me (and no, the cd does NOT come included with the music video), Robbie Williams and (shudder) Busted and Mcfly with Thunderbirds Are Go and Obviously respectively. Just leave out the rancid Darius, V, Ronan Keating, Rachel Stevens and the unforgivable album closer from Duncan and Keedie and you're onto a winner, here. Also, extra kudos to Ashley Abram ... Read More:

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol 60

by: Various Artists

Release Date March 21, 2005
The best of the best (although some may argue the worst of the worst) of the chart world arrives at us in the form of the 60th (has it really been around that long?) edition of the world-famous Now series and when its good, its very, very good but of course, when its bad...
cd 1 starts off with the spectacular (if slightly old) What You Waiting For by Gwen, Sunset Strippers' Falling Stars and Kylie's christmas no2 I Believe In You. No1's from Mcfly (the cheese-tastic Comic relief single All About You) and Nelly feat. Tim Mcgraw with Over And Over follow with other chart-toppers on the album from Ciara with the awful Goodies and Girls Aloud with the cringing I'll Stand By You. (what will the Pretenders say, let alone neighbours).
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Now That's What I Call Music Vol. 55

by: Various Artists

Release Date July 21, 2003
There Is Now A System To The Ever So Succefull Albums From The Now Company. Three Are Made Every Year 1) At The Beging Of The Year. 2)Summer And Finally Winter. Mow 55 Is A Summer Now Containg Certain Club Songs For Summer Like R Kelly's Ignition And XTM'S fLY On The Wings Of Love

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol 54

by: Various Artists

Release Date April 14, 2003
The fifty-fourth installment of the pop compilation is not a letdown, unlike some Nows that follow. It has a great mixture of rnb (Justin, Beyonce & Jay-Z, Nelly & Kelly Rowland, Nelly & Justin), pop (Sugababes, S Club - uurgh! - Girls Aloud, Melanie C, Busted - uurgh!), indie (Coldplay, Oasis), and dance (Liberty X, Scooter, DJ Sammy).
My personal favouriters are "'03 Bonnie & Clyde" "Move Your Feet" "Clocks" and "Being Nobody". On disc 2, there are many songs I have never heard of which is the one of the only reasons it's not five stars. It's a pleasing album and I'm sure people from ages 8-14 will enjoy it.
HINT: Don't listen to S Club or Busted - they are displeasing mediocre pop.

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol 61

by: Various Artists

Release Date July 25, 2005
in my opinion this is the best (and remains to be the best) Now cd for a long time. jam packed with hits and almost no fillers

has been on my cd player pretty much since i got it last year. hi-lights include the gorillaz, tu-pac and elton john, will smith and hard fi

well worth buying

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 52

by: Various Artists

Release Date July 22, 2002
Looking through the last 10 years, and being focused on the summer versions of the "NOW That's What I Call Music!" series, I realized that this the best!
With a perfect tracklisting on Disc One, and an almost excellent selection for the Disc Two, the volume 52 of the most successful compilation series of all time fits perfectly on my CD player.
We start Disc One with the excellent No1 by Ronan Keating "If Tomorrow Never Comes", which in my opinion, is the best ballad of the year. The CD moves to a totally different sound, with the perfect sound of "Just A Little" by Liberty X, which also made No1 and is a cover.
George Michael's "Freeek!" (UK No7) is a very sexy/dance track which would be better on NOW 51, but appears here as a good classic of the year. Returning ... Read More:

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol 53

by: Various Artists, Various

Release Date November 18, 2002
This album is a real good one with lot's of popular disco tunes on, and is a must own for anyone who keeps upto date with the disco scene!!!

Go buy it!!!

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Now That's What I Call Music! Vol 62

by: Various Artists

Release Date November 21, 2005
Let me start by saying I am not from the UK and i don't know most of these songs.I bought it at a virgin megastore on vacation. Some of the songs are kinda weird and boring like love generation or nine million bycicles but others are fun and catchy like push the button or i predict a riot. Here's how i rate the songs:
Disc One
1.Sugababies-Push The Button 4/5
2.Robbie Williams-Tripping 3/5
3.Pussycat Dolls-Don't Cha 0/5
4.Daniel Powter-Bad Day 2/5
5.David Gray-The One I Love 3/5
6.Kelly Clarkson-Since U Been Gone 2/5
7.Will Young-Switch It On 4/5
8.Girls Aloud-Biology 4/5
9.McFly-I'll Be OK 3/5
10.Kaiser Chiefs-I Predict A Riot 5/5
11.Franz Ferdinand-Do You Want To 4/5
12.KT Tunstall-Suddenly I See 5/5
13.t.A.T.u. ... Read More: