Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: BMG
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. Complicated	Avril Lavigne	more

2. Fantasy	Appleton	more

3. Never Ever	All Saints	more

4. Kiss Kiss	Holly Valance	more

5. I Try	Macy Gray	more

6. Fallin'	Alicia Keys	more

7. Here With Me	Dido	more

8. Foolish	Ashanti	more

9. No Scrubs	TLC	more

10. Straight Up	Paula Abdul	more

11. Big Mistake	Natalie Imbruglia	more

12. Genie In A Bottle	Christina Aguilera	more

13. Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves	Aretha Franklin Eurythmics	more

14. Girls Just Want To Have Fun	Cyndi Lauper	more

15. Manic Monday	The Bangles	more

16. Perfect	Fairground Attr...	more

17. Breathe Again	Toni Braxton	more

18. How Do I Live	LeAnn Rimes	more

19. Breathless	The Corrs	more

20. Fields Of Gold	Eva Cassidy	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Get The Party Started	P!nk	more

2. Scandalous	Mis-Teeq	more

3. Murder On The Dancefloor	Sophie Ellis-Bextor	more

4. Don't Call Me Baby	Madison Avenue	more

5. All Around The World	Lisa Stansfield	more

6. Whole Again	Atomic Kitten	more

7. Automatic	Sarah Whatmore	more

8. Sing It Back	Moloko	more

9. Just The Way You Are	Milky	more

10. Looking For Love	Karen Ramirez	more

11. Just A Little	Liberty X	more

12. Ain't That Just The Way	Lutricia McNeal	more

13. In A Lifetime	Clannad	more

14. No More I Love You's	Annie Lennox	more

15. Lovers Speak	Joan Armatrading	more

16. You Might Be Wrong	Nicole Russo	more

17. A Little Bit	Rosie Ribbons	more

18. No Woman, No Cry	Fugees	more

19. No More Drama	Mary J. Blige	more

20. The Perfect Year	Dina Carroll	more

21. You're A Superstar	Love Inc.	more

22. Proud: (Illicit Mix), Bonus Track:	Heather Small	more

Featured Review
	Greatest Day Take That
It's almost 10 years to the day that Robbie Williams released 'Angels' onto an unsuspecting British public and all at once established himself as one of the 90's most successful solo artists. Leaving his former Take That band mates in the dust, they embarked on unsuccessful DJ careers, below average indie projects and misguided acting jaunts. How fortunes have changed. Whilst Robbie resides alone in L.A. addicted to Red Bull, Marlboro Reds and UFO websites, Take That have re-emerged as one of Europe's most successful pop acts; on the verge of releasing an new album and undertaking a sell-out stadium tour. On latest release, 'Greatest Day', Garry Barlow takes a rest from writing hits for the likes of Peter Kaye, Lee Mead and John Barrowman and hands over some of the creative responsibility to Mark, Jason and Howard. The result is a mid-tempo, piano and guitar driven effort that could easily be filed, along with Coldplay and Snow Patrol, in the inoffensive pop rock section. In many ways the song is merely a preamble to the upcoming tour and just in time for Christmas album, 'Circus', to be released on 1st December. 'Greatest Day' proves that whilst nostalgia is still a major factor of Take That's appeal they, unlike many other reformed groups, are still capable of writing songs that stand up to their earlier work
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