Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Warner Strategic Marketing
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. Damn!: (Remember The Time)	Barracuda	more

2. God Is A Girl	Groove Coverage	more

3. Boys Of Summer	DJ Sammy	more

4. Désenchantée	Kate Ryan	more

5. Pray	Lasgo	more

6. Breathe Without You	Milk Inc.	more

7. The One	Dee Dee	more

8. When Angels Kiss	Noēmi	more

9. Loving You 2003	Marc Et Claude	more

10. Rhythm Is A Dancer 2003	Snap!	more

11. 4 Just 1 Day	Kai Tracid	more

12. Man On Mars	Ralph Fridge	more

13. Someday	4Clubbers	more

14. Don't Go	André Visior	more

15. Feel The Stars	Unit 5	more

16. I Need A Lover Tonight	Masterboy	more

17. Fable	Sunstorm	more

18. Dancing With Tears In My Eyes	Natalie	more

19. Ligaya	Gouryella	more

20. Loneliness	Tomcraft	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Deine Welt	E Nomine	more

2. Travel Time	Starsplash	more

3. Stand By Me	DJ Dave	more

4. More And More	Alex Butcher	more

5. More Than A Feeling	Jan Wayne	more

6. When The Children Cry	Mark'Oh	more

7. Eternal DJ	Nightwatchers	more

8. Wap Bam Boogie	89Ers	more

9. Thunderstruck	Blizzard Brothers	more

10. Hamburg Rulez	Barbarez Mike Rossi	more

11. Wouldn't It Be Good	Pure Pressure	more

12. Hypnotic Tango	Master Blaster	more

13. Legends	Phil Green Dave 202	more

14. The Fall	Flutlicht	more

15. Mundian To bach Ke	Panjabi Mc	more

16. Mind Made Up	JamX & De Leon De Leon	more

17. Always	Akira Yamamoto	more

18. All Systems Go	Kenny Takito	more

19. Mission	Punk City	more

20. Old Skool Beat	Strump Dump	more

21. Funk Phenomena 2K: HOUSE HIT TIPP:	Armand Van Helden	more

Featured Review
	Breakeven The Script
With Christmas round the corner, clichéd stories about broken relationships seem to be everywhere, consumed as strange comfort sources for lovers of unadventurous musical experiences. The latest of them is perpetrated by another of the recent World Music Awards winners: The Script, celebrating the gong as best Selling Irish act with a third slice of polished boredom taken from the trio's eponymous debut. "Breakeven" is a far more ordinary affair than their former, breakthrough singles; an adult ballad that confirms the band as the not-too distant cousins of OneRepublic and other chart-teasing bands, halfway between blue-eyed soul and old-fashioned AOR.
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