Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Warner Music UK Limited
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. Skate To Hell	Gang Green	more

2. No Cigar	Millencolin	more

3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath	Black Sabbath	more

4. Tv Party	Black Flag	more

5. Beach Blanket Bongout	JFA	more

6. I'd Do Anything	Simple Plan	more

7. She's Gonna Break Soon	Less Than Jake	more

8. Growing On Me	The Darkness	more

9. Cranked Up Really High	Slaughter The Dogs	more

10. Breathe	The Prodigy	more

11. Born To Skate	The Stupids	more

12. Nothing	A	more

13. Girl U Want	Devo	more

14. I Wish I Was A Girl	Violent Delight	more

15. 96 Quite Bitter Beings	CKY	more

16. Bartender	(Hed) Planet Earth	more

17. Broken	Bad Religion	more

18. Alive	P.O.D.	more

19. Solar Revelations	The Monkeywrench	more

20. Here In Your Bedroom	Goldfinger	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Skate And Destroy	The Faction	more

2. I Got A Right	The Stooges	more

3. Threesome	Fenix TX	more

4. Ace Of Spades	Motörhead	more

5. This Year's Most Open Heart Break	Funeral For A Friend	more

6. Bring The Noise	Public Enemy Anthrax	more

7. Whatever Happened To My Rock 'N' Roll: (PUNK SONG)	Black Rebel Mot...	more

8. Holiday In Cambodia	Dead Kennedys	more

9. The Days	The Rats Mike V	more

10. Girl All The Bad Guys Want	Bowling For Soup	more

11. Cosmopolitan Blood Loss	Glassjaw	more

12. Get Loose	Telecom NZ	more

13. Fish Out Of Water	OPM	more

14. Kick Out The Jams	MC5	more

15. Question Authority	Drunk Injuns	more

16. Roots Radicals	Rancid	more

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She claims being "One of the boys" in her debut album's title, but few artists have played in recent times the naughty female card as successfully as Katy Perry; which has led her to be one of the biggest success stories in 2008. Following up her global smash "I kissed a girl" without leaving the sassy path that has become her trademark; "Hot and cold" begins with some keyboard riffs reminiscent of the trendy electropop currently flooding European clubs; to promptly morphing into something more rocking and upbeat in its chorus. It all makes for a superior pop song that could have proudly stood up among the best of P!nk or Kelly Clarkson's repertoire and is already flying high in the charts all over the world.
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