Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Universal Music TV
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Keep Fishin'	Weezer	more

2. Girl All The Bad Boys Want	Bowling For Soup	more

3. Envy	Ash	more

4. Die, All Right	The Hives	more

5. Blurry	Puddle Of Mudd	more

6. She Loves Me Not	Papa Roach	more

7. Sweetness	Jimmy Eat World	more

8. Underdose	Inme	more

9. I Feel So	Box Car Racer	more

10. Been Training Dogs	The Cooper Temp...	more

11. My Friends Over You	New Found Glory	more

12. At Your Funeral	Saves The Day	more

13. Dead Star	Muse	more

14. If I Could	Hundred Reasons	more

15. Party	Telecom NZ	more

16. Good Things	Rival Schools	more

17. Skp	Elviss	more

18. You & Me	Easyworld	more

19. It Was There That I Saw You	...And You Will...	more

20. Running Away	Hoobastank	more

21. Hero	Josey Scott Chad Kroeger	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Too Bad	Nickelback	more

2. Are You In?	Incubus	more

3. Miss Lucifer	Primal Scream	more

4. It's Goin' Down	Mike Shinoda Mr. Hahn X-Ecutioners	more

5. Distortion	Wilt	more

6. Plastic Sun	Sonic Youth	more

7. Fat Lip	Sum 41	more

8. All Over Me	Drowning Pool	more

9. Rip	Gary Numan	more

10. Ich Will	Rammstein	more

11. Just So You Know	American Head Charge	more

12. Solitaire Unraveling	Mushroomhead	more

13. Seek 'N' Strike	Soulfly	more

14. Get Inside	Stone Sour	more

15. Dead In Hollywood	Murderdolls	more

16. Point To Prove	Theory Of A Dead Man	more

17. Wherever You Will Go	The Calling	more

18. Pretty Like Drugs	Queen Adreena	more

19. The Hate Song	Raging Speedhorn	more

20. Tribute	Tenacious D	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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