Album Results

Various

Genre: R&B/SOUL
Label: BMG
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. What's Your Flava?	Craig David	more

2. She's Got That Vibe	R. Kelly Public Announcement	more

3. Livin' It Up	Case Ja Rule	more

4. Shackles: (PRAISE YOU)	Mary Mary	more

5. This Is How We Do It	Mis-Teeq	more

6. Too Close	Next	more

7. Maria Maria	Santana	more

8. Who Am I?: (WHAT'S MY NAME)	Snoop Doggy Dogg	more

9. Ain't No Player	Foxy Brown Jay-Z	more

10. Shake Ya Ass	Mystikal	more

11. Easier Said Than Done	Stargate	more

12. Love Guaranteed	Damage	more

13. Doin' It	LL Cool J	more

14. He Wasn't Man Enough	Toni Braxton	more

15. I Ain't Mad At Cha	2Pac	more

16. Nobody Knows	The Tony Rich P...	more

17. Westside	TQ	more

18. Gangsta's Paradise	Coolio	more

19. Got To Have Your Love	Liberty X	more

20. Get The Party Started	P!nk	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. It Takes More	Ms. Dynamite	more

2. Love Don't Cost A Thing	Jennifer Lopez	more

3. Top Of The World	Brandy	more

4. Return Of The Mack	Mark Morrison	more

5. My Lovin': (YOU'RE NEVER GONNA GET IT)	En Vogue	more

6. Summertime	DJ Jazzy Jeff &... DJ Jazzy Jeff	more

7. Freak Like Me	Adina Howard	more

8. I Need A Girl	P. Diddy The Bad Boy Family Usher Loon	more

9. Walking Away	Craig David	more

10. Waterfalls	TLC	more

11. Can't Knock The Hustle	Jay-Z	more

12. Daydreamin'	Tatyana Ali	more

13. Blink	Rosie Ribbons	more

14. B With Me	Mis-Teeq	more

15. It's All Gravy	Christina Milian Romeo	more

16. Don't Wanna Be A Player	Joe	more

17. The First Night	Monica	more

18. I Try	Macy Gray	more

19. Freak Me	Another Level	more

20. Freek'n You	Jodeci	more

Featured Review
	Sex On Fire Kings Of Leon
It's funny how here in the UK the luck of this four-piece act from Nashville has grown like a rolling snowball, from indie darlings to festival headliners; meanwhile, they have been rather ignored by American audiences. Their update on the old-fashioned southern rock clichés gets more and more compact with every effort. "Sex On Fire" has just stormed to the top of the British charts, anticipating the release of their fourth opus, "One by the night," set to be one of the strongest albums from here to Christmas this side of the Atlantic; many critics salute it as Kings Of Leon's final step towards stadium rock. From a lyrical point of view this may not be the best song they've ever written, but Caleb Followill's rugged vocals, one of the band's best assets, sound strong and reassured in this all-conquering sexual exaltation.
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