Album Results

Various

Genre: DANCE
Label: Logic Records
Release date: 2003


Disc 1 of 2
1. We Don't Care	Audio Bullys	more

2. Who Said: (STUCK IN THE UK)	Planet Funk	more

3. The Gate	Plump DJs	more

4. Who Told You	Roni Size & Rep...	more

5. Understanding Me	Riot Society	more

6. Fresh Feet	Inland Knights	more

7. Where's Your Head At?	Basement Jaxx	more

8. I'm So Crazy: (Original Mix)	Par-T-V-Inxs	more

9. A Permanent State: (ALWAYS), (ORIGINAL MIX)	David James	more

10. I Am The Sexiest Man In Jamaica	Mint Royale	more

11. I Luv U	Dizzee Rascal	more

12. Aim Of The Game	Gaspard	more

13. Muhammad Ali: (Frances James Mix)	Faithless	more

14. Bucci Bag	Andrea Doria	more

15. Don't Mug Yourself	The Streets	more

16. La La Land: (ORIGINAL MIX)	Green Velvet	more

17. Be Right	Syndicated People	more

18. Black Night	DJ Touche	more

19. F**k The Pain Away	Peaches	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Loaded	Primal Scream	more

2. Gay Bar	Electric Six	more

3. Push It	Salt 'N' Pepa	more

4. Holligan	Embrace	more

5. Superstylin	Groove Armada	more

6. Mirror In The Bathroom	The Beat	more

7. I Am The Resurection: (JON CARTER REMIX)	The Stone Roses	more

8. Out Of Space: (ORIGINAL MIX)	The Prodigy	more

9. Open Up	Lydon Leftfield	more

10. Sex And Drugs And Rock And Roll	The Blockheads Ian Dury	more

11. Jilted John	Jilted John	more

12. If The Kids Are United	Sham 69	more

13. Husan: (RADIO EDIT)	Bhangra Knights Husan	more

14. Catch: (FRANCIS JAMES MIX)	Kosheen	more

15. 24-Hour Party People: (JON CARTER'S MAIN VOCALS)	Happy Mondays	more

16. Lazy	X-Press 2	more

17. Born Slippy	Underworld	more

18. Nice Weather For Ducks	Lemon Jelly	more

19. Don't Look Back In Anger	Oasis	more

Featured Review
	I'm Yours Jason Mraz
In a market where only grown-ups are still buying records, the supply of acts to cater for their tastes seems to be endless. From Mechanicsville, Virginia comes the latest US star ready to join the Didos and James Blunts of this world, feeding the global appetite for mindless escapism, Jason Mraz. "I'm yours" is a blander than a marshmallow slice of reggae-tinged pop, with a chilled holiday vibe attached to it. It had been part of the singer's live shows for quite a while, but wasn't released in a record until this year, hitting the Billboard Top 3 last summer and becoming his biggest hit to date, while dragging quite a few comparisons with US' favourite pop surfer Jack Johnson in the meantime. Included in Mraz's third album "We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things", a work described by the singer as inspired by "moments of self realization, self empowerment and self improvement". Could this be the musical equivalent to a self-help manual, then? ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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