Album Results

Various

Label: Universal Music TV
Release date: 2004


Disc 1 of 2
1. Shut Up	Black Eyed Peas	more

2. Work It	Missy Elliott	more

3. Must Be Love	FYA Smujji	more

4. Never Leave You: Uh Ooh, Uh Oooh!	Lumidee	more

5. Scandalous	Mis-Teeq	more

6. Try Again	Aaliyah	more

7. Rock Wit U: (Awww Baby)	Ashanti	more

8. The Boy Is Mine	Monica Brandy	more

9. Right Here	SWV	more

10. Ooops	Tweet	more

11. Let Me Blow Ya Mind	Eve Gwen Stefani	more

12. Straight Up	Chante Moore	more

13. Case Of The Ex: (Watcha Gonna Do)	Mya	more

14. Heard It All Before	Sunshine Anderson	more

15. Stronger Than Me	Amy Winehouse	more

16. Ching Ching: (Lovin' You Still)	Terri Walker	more

17. Danger	Erykah Badu	more

18. I Can't Get You Off My Mind	Rosie Gaines	more

19. Be Careful	R. Kelly Sparkle	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. I'm real	Jennifer Lopez	more

2. Independent Woman Part 1	Destiny's Child	more

3. Hole In The Head	Sugababes	more

4. All Over	Lisa Maffia	more

5. Breathe	Blu Cantrell Fe...	more

6. It Can't Be Right	Raghav Naila Boss 2 Play	more

7. Cop That Disc	Timbaland Missy Elliott Magoo	more

8. Love LIke This	Faith Evans	more

9. You're Makin Me High	Toni Braxton	more

10. Real Things	Javine	more

11. Dy-Na-Mi-Tee	Ms. Dynamite	more

12. I'll Be	Foxy Brown Jay-Z	more

13. La La La	Naila Boss	more

14. Whatta Man	En Vogue Salt 'N' Pepa	more

15. Flavour Of The Old School	Beverley Knight	more

16. My Love: (Ignorants Mix)	Kele Le Roc	more

17. AM To PM	Christina Milian	more

18. Where My Girls At?	702	more

19. Stronger	Britney Spears	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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