Album Results

Various

Genre: R&B/SOUL
Label: BMG Entertainment International UK & Ireland Limited
Release date: 2001


Disc 1 of 2
1. U Remind Me	Usher	more

2. Bootylicious	Destiny's Child	more

3. Perfect Gentleman	Wyclef Jean fea...	more

4. Get Ur Freak On	Missy "Misdemea...	more

5. No More: (BABY I'MA DO RIGHT)	3LW	more

6. Split Personality	P!nk	more

7. Karma Hotel	Spooks	more

8. Too Close	Next	more

9. Fiesta	R. Kelly	more

10. Bizounce	Olivia	more

11. Could It Be	Jaheim	more

12. I Like Them Girls	Tyrese	more

13. Emotional	Carl Thomas	more

14. Cluck Cluck	Wyclef Jean fea... Product G&B	more

15. White Boy With A Feather	Milk Jason Downs	more

16. Planet Rock	The Soulsonic Force Paul Oakenfold Afrika Bambaataa	more

17. Danger	Nivea Mystikal	more

18. Thru Ya City	De La Soul	more

19. Oochie Wally	Nas QB Finest Bravehearts	more

20. Lapdance	N.E.R.D. Feat...	more

21. So Fresh So Clean	Outkast	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Liquid Dreams	O Town	more

2. All Rise	Blue	more

3. Always Come Back To Your Love	Samantha Mumba	more

4. Another Lover	Dane Bowers	more

5. Out Of Reach: (Architechs Remix)	Gabrielle	more

6. Bow Wow: (THAT'S MY NAME)	Lil' Bow Wow	more

7. Electric Avenue: (RINGBANGER REMIX)	Eddy Grant	more

8. Straight Up	Chante Moore	more

9. Ring, Ring, Ring	Aaron Soul	more

10. Don't Talk	Jon B.	more

11. I Wanna Know	Joe	more

12. Absolutely Not	Deborah Cox	more

13. Love You Anyway	De Nada	more

14. Castles In The Sky	Ian Van Dahl	more

15. Precious Heart	Tall Paul INXS	more

16. We Come 1: (WOOKIE REMIX)	Faithless	more

17. Hide U	Kosheen	more

18. Booo!	Ms. Dynamite Sticky	more

19. All I Want: (SUNSHIP RADIO EDIT)	Mis-Teeq	more

20. Do You Really Like It?	DJ Pied Piper The Masters Of...	more

21. 21 Seconds	So Solid Crew	more

Featured Review
	I Hate This Part The Pussycat Dolls
Strange as it may sound, the incredibly ambitious plans to establish the Pussycat Dolls as one of Today's biggest artists, reflected even in the title of their second album "Doll Domination", have been a bit crushed by lack of public interest. It wasn't a good omen when lead singer Nicole Scherzinger's planned solo effort had to be postponed, after none of its leaked tracks generated much enthusiasm; nor the tepid reception the record's lead track "When I grow up" earned. Now the former burlesque dancing troupe promptly strikes again with one of their rather unusual ventures into ballad territory, displaying Scherzinger's vocal capabilities in full. "I hate this part" tells the story of an ending relationship, right when Nicole hits the glossy press announcing the beginning of a high-profile one with Lewis Hamilton. This is arguably better than any of the four hits they had after reaching a career peak with their debut; but, as it happened before with other instantly successful girl bands -The Spice Girls "Wannabe" is a good example- the power of "Don't Cha" may prove to be quite hard to match. ©2008 Shazam Entertainment Limited. All rights reserved.
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