Album Results

Various

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Limited
Release date: 2000


Disc 1 of 2
1. Why Does It Always Rain On Me	Travis	more

2. I Try	Macy Gray	more

3. You Stole The Sun From My Heart	Manic Street Pr...	more

4. Canned Heat	Jamiroquai	more

5. Just Looking	Stereophonics	more

6. Around The World	Red Hot Chili P...	more

7. Coffee & TV	Blur	more

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

9. Rhythm & Blues Alibi	Gomez	more

10. Love Like A Fountain	Ian Brown	more

11. Phat Planet	Leftfield	more

12. Moving	Supergrass	more

13. Erase & Rewind	The Cardigans	more

14. Goddess On A Highway	Mercury Rev	more

15. Burning Down The House	The Cardigans Tom Jones	more

16. Praise You	Fatboy Slim	more

17. Central Reservation	Beth Orton	more

18. Brand New Day	Sting	more

19. Secret Smile	Semisonic	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Beautiful Stranger	Madonna	more

2. She's The One	Robbie Williams	more

3. Waiting For Tonight	Jennifer Lopez	more

4. Livin' La Vida Loca	Ricky Martin	more

5. If Ya Gettin' Down	Five	more

6. After The Love Has Gone	Steps	more

7. When You Say Nothing At All	Ronan Keating	more

8. Summer Son	Texas	more

9. Sometimes	Britney Spears	more

10. Lift Me Up	Geri Halliwell	more

11. Perfect Moment	Martine McCutcheon	more

12. All That I Can Say	Mary J. Blige	more

13. Northern Star	Melanie C	more

14. Sing It Back	Moloko	more

15. Sunshine	Gabrielle	more

16. Rendez-Vu	Basement Jaxx	more

17. From The Heart	Another Level	more

18. Bring It All Back	S Club 7	more

19. Turnaround	Phats & Small Toney Lee	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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