Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Limited
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Rock The Casbah	The Clash	more

2. The First Picture Of You	Lotus Eaters	more

3. Pretty In Pink	The Psychedelic Furs	more

4. Brilliant Mind	Furniture	more

5. Love Is A Wonderful Colour	The Icicle Works	more

6. Life In A Northern Town	Dream Academy	more

7. Blue Monday	New Order	more

8. The King Of Rock 'N' Roll	Prefab Sprout	more

9. I'm In Love With A German Film Star	The Passions	more

10. Digging Your Scene	The Blow Monkeys	more

11. Ziggy Stardust	Bauhaus	more

12. Birthday	The Sugarcubes	more

13. Another Girl, Another Planet	The Only Ones	more

14. E=MC2	Big Audio Dynamite	more

15. Never Never	The Assembly	more

16. Crash	The Primitives	more

17. World Shut Your Mouth	Julian Cope	more

18. There's A Ghost In My House	The Fall	more

19. Are Friends Electric?	Tubeway Army	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. She Sells Sanctuary	The Cult	more

2. The Killing Moon	Echo Echo & The Bunnymen	more

3. Boys Don't Cry	The Cure	more

4. Party Fears Two	Associates	more

5. Liberator	Spear Of Destiny	more

6. Reward	The Teardrop Ex...	more

7. Heaven: (Feels Like)	Fiction Factory	more

8. Young At Heart	The Bluebells	more

9. I Could Be Happy	Altered Images	more

10. Pearly-Dewdrops' Drops	Cocteau Twins	more

11. Sometimes	Erasure	more

12. This Is The Day	The The	more

13. Sonic Boom Boy	Westworld	more

14. Living On The Ceiling	Blancmange	more

15. Lost Weekend	Lloyd Cole And... Lloyd Cole	more

16. Everyday I Write The Book	The Attractions Elvis Costello	more

17. Shout To The Top	The Style Council	more

18. Always The Sun	The Stranglers	more

19. Dirty Old Town	The Pogues	more

20. A New England	Kirsty MacColl	more

Featured Review
	The Fear Lily Allen
Lily Allen was getting itchy feet after her record label repeatedly postponed the release of her second effort, "It's Not Me, It's You"; but finally, in the new year, her turn to revalidate herself will arrive, beginning with another slice of shiny pop, in which the singer indulges into pop stars' usual temptation of ranting about the difficulties of a newly acquired celebrity lifestyle. No panic, though; "The Fear" is not another of those self-pitying pats in the back. Instead, is pretty much "Alright Still" once again; with Lily's witty lyrics underlined by light electronic touches, making it even more chart-friendly. A strong return, only overshadowed by the sudden impact caused when her spontaneous version of Britney's "Womanizer" leaked from producer Mark Ronson's online radio show. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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