Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Virgin Records Limited
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. No Good Advice	Girls Aloud	more

2. You Said No	Busted	more

3. All The Things She Said	t.A.T.u.	more

4. I Can't Read You	Daniel Bedingfield	more

5. Move Your Feet	Junior Senior	more

6. Make Luv	Room 5 Feat. Ol...	more

7. Lately: (56k Edit)	Lisa Scott-Lee	more

8. Husan	Husan Bhangra Knights	more

9. Being Nobody	Liberty X Richard X	more

10. Like I Love You	Justin Timberlake	more

11. U Make Me Wanna	Blue	more

12. Hey Ma	Toya Freekey Zekey Cam'Ron Juelz Santana	more

13. Beautiful	Snoop Dogg Feat... Uncle Charlie Wilson	more

14. Body Rockin'	Tantalize	more

15. Virtuality	VBirds	more

16. Sacred Trust	One True Voice	more

17. Damaged: (Artica Mix)	Plummet	more

18. Fly On The Wings Of Love: (Flip & Fill Radio Edit)	XTM & DJ Chucky...	more

19. Weekend!	Scooter	more

20. Heaven Is A Place On Earth	Hannah Alethea Soda Club	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Come Undone	Robbie Williams	more

2. Incredible: (What I Meant To Say)	Darius	more

3. Pain Killer	Turin Brakes	more

4. Don't Worry	Appleton	more

5. Don't Let Go	David Sneddon	more

6. Shape	Sugababes	more

7. The Long Goodbye	Ronan Keating	more

8. Love Doesn't Have To Hurt	Atomic Kitten	more

9. Cry	Kym Marsh	more

10. I Can't Break Down	Sinead Quinn	more

11. Keep Me A Secret	Ainslie Henderson	more

12. Forget About Tomorrow	Feeder	more

13. We Used To Be Friends	The Dandy Warhols	more

14. Can You Dig It?	The Mock Turtles	more

15. Eple	Röyksopp	more

16. Easy	Groove Armada	more

17. Flash	Queen Vanguard	more

Featured Review
	Fairytale Of New York The Pogues Feat. Kirsty MacColl
Included in our selection of "Five Christmas records you can play without embarrassment", "Fairytale Of new York" is the perfect song for people who don't really like Christmas songs: despite lyrics that work as an antidote against the typical sugary feast of good intentions ("Happy Christmas your arse, I pray God it's our last"), this rude vocal fight between the booze-shaped voice of Shane McGowan and the late Kirsty McColl has become a season favourite. Based on the story of many Irish emigrants escaping from the potato famine to the US in hope to become entertainers but failing in their venture, it has been reissued regularly since its original release on The Pogues' 1987 album "If I should fall from grace with God" and has even inspired a documentary about how it was conceived. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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