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Jetix Hits - Best Of 2006 

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Jetix Hits - Best Of 2006

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Disc 1 of 2
1.  Als De Morgen Is Gekomen Jan Smit
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2.  Moving On Stereo Pakito
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3.  Rock This Party Bob Sinclar
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4.  Dokter Dokter K3
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5.  Boten Anna Basshunter
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6.  Lief Klein Konijntje Henkie
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7.  Right Here Right Now Raffaëla
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8.  This Is How We Party 80 Et Monica
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9.  Dance4life Tiësto & Maxi Jazz
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10.  Zoop In India: Magisch Avontuur Zoop
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11.  El Mundo Bailando Belle Perez
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12.  Déjà Vu Beyoncé
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13.  Superfreak The Beatfreaks
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14.  Slaap The Opposites
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15.  Higher Starstylers
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16.  Who Knew P!nk
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17.  Yeah Yeah: D. Ramirez Mix Bodyrox
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18.  Into Your System Elize
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19.  Beautiful Thing Do
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20.  Ik Heb De Hele Nacht Liggen Dromen: Apres Ski Mix Wolter Kroes
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Disc 2 of 2
1.  Boten Anna Gebroeders Ko
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2.  Boya Boya Bay Djumbo
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3.  Jong Topstars
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4.  From Paris To Berlin Infernal
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5.  Just Hold Me Maria Mena
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6.  Rampeneren Ali B & Yes - R...
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7.  Steeds Weer Nick & Simon
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8.  Tell Me Why Supermode
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9.  Jadoo Jadoo Bionda
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10.  De Woonboot Stef Ekkel
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11.  Love Generation Bob Sinclar
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12.  Boom Boom Bailando Jan Smit
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13.  Voor Eeuwig En Altijd Raffaela
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14.  Dapper/Sterk Jim
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15.  Ain't No Other Man Christina Aguilera
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16.  Take My Breath Away Active - 8
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17.  Jump Popgirlz
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18.  I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker: With Flowers In My Hair Sandi Thom
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19.  Put Your Hands Up For Detroit Fedde Le Grand
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20.  Fame: Winnaar Karaoke Show Romy
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Featured Review
I'm Yours 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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