Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Virgin Records Limited
Release date: 1999


Disc 1 of 2
1. My Favourite Game	The Cardigans	more

2. Song 2	Blur	more

3. Fly Away	Lenny Kravitz	more

4. It's Only Us	Robbie Williams	more

5. You Get What You Give	New Radicals	more

6. Pick A Part That's New	Stereophonics	more

7. Drinking In L.A.	Bran Van 3000	more

8. Secret Smile	Semisonic	more

9. Lucky Man	The Verve	more

10. Karma Police	Radiohead	more

11. If You Tolerate This: (Your Children Will Be Next)	Manic Street Pr...	more

12. Stupid Girl	Garbage	more

13. Road Rage	Catatonia	more

14. North Country Boy	The Charlatans	more

15. Beautiful Ones	Suede	more

16. The Passenger	Iggy Pop	more

17. Bring It On	Gomez	more

18. Pure Morning	Placebo	more

19. Hey Boy Hey Girl	The Chemical Br...	more

20. The Rockafeller Skank	Fatboy Slim	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. The Riverboat Song	Ocean Colour Scene	more

2. Place Your Hands	Reef	more

3. Hey Dude	Kula Shaker	more

4. Lust For Life	Iggy Pop	more

5. Burning Down The House	The Cardigans Tom Jones	more

6. Ballad Of Tom Jones	Space Cerys Of Catatonia	more

7. Carnation	Steve Cradock Liam Gallagher	more

8. There She Goes	The La's	more

9. The One I Love	R.E.M.	more

10. Pure	The Lightning Seeds	more

11. National Express	The Divine Comedy	more

12. Pumping On Your Stereo	Supergrass	more

13. Tequila: (Mint Royale Shot)	Terrorvision	more

14. Tubthumping	Chumbawamba	more

15. Bitch	Meredith Brooks	more

16. Hedonism: (Just Because It Feels Good)	Skunk Anansie	more

17. Happy	Travis	more

18. End Of A Century	Blur	more

19. Millennium	Robbie Williams	more

Featured Review
	Positif Mr. Oizo
While a lot of the recent Ed Banger releases, Justice aside, seem to scraping the barrel of electro, Mr Oizo continues to produce interesting and challenging dance music. Positif is no exception, a jarring monster of a track that is currently receiving plays from a number of electro luminaries. Erol Alkan featured the track in his A-Z on Rob Da Bank. The stop start samples and drum beats give way to a bass line that is sure to cause seizures when reverberating from any club's speakers. While for some people Mr. Oizo may never shake off "that advert", those who continue to keep up with his output are sure to carry on enjoying one of France's finest exponents of electronic music.
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