Now That's What I Call Music! 57

Now THATS what I call music! (146 words)
by red1204 - written on 18/12/04, updated on 20/12/04 (Not useful, 500 readings)
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The first i heard about this album was when i took a trip to my local HMV and saw it on a preview shelf where i stopped and had a listen. After standing in the middle of the shop for about half an hour i suddenly realised that people were starting to see that i had been there for quite some time! I thought that it would be est if i stopped ...

Now That's What I Call Music! 57

Very good Now compilation (385 words)
by pmcds - written on 05/02/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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s What I Call Music compilation to be released in 2004, and saw a 5 month gap between it and the previous release. This gave some of the more popular Artists time to release some catchy tracks, including some Xmas favourites from 2003. Usually, the dancier and more RnB based tracks are focused upon in the second disc. However, here they are mixed up among the tracks on both discs, which works very well. Disc 1 kicks off with a quartet of female solo artists and their respective hits from the time slot, with Britney s Toxic, Kylie s Red Blooded Woman, Jameliah s Thank You and the extremely catchy Milkshake from Kelis setting a good tone. The boys all have a say as well ...

The Very Best Of Euphoric Disco Breakdown

Get Up, Stand Up and Strut Your Funky Heels! (4869 words)
by Nar2 - written on 25/06/08 (Very useful, 798 readings)
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which if you haven t heard it before will become all too familiar; 2) "Can You Feel It?" by The Jacksons has been used by a lot of Artists of late, but this original version gives the full family effect here by the original Michael Jackson and his brothers. I ve always liked this song but I never really felt alongside other songs in their discography that it s the best that could well be applied on here. And, as I did say at the beginning, "Feel The Force," really does set the style here, because this song doesn t have any "outer space" electric keyboards used here to add colour. But you do get the original Disco stomping song. What a ...