I saw this Album advertised on the television and have wanted it since! So when i saw it in HMV in the 2 for £10 section i had to grab it! This is 5 disk Album is imense! Competely packed with songs you will know from different parts of the 90's. Including different styles of music from Rap on disk 5, Punk/ Indi/ social anthems with 'Design for Life' on Disk 2 and then of course you've got the cheesy pop on disk 1 with hits like 'Baby One More Time'. I think it is rather fair to say that every hit is an all time classic. I was born in the 90's so for me this collection of awesome hits is perfect! The first CD oozes with cheese of the 90's that just gets you in ...  Read the complete review

Ah the 90s. A slightly odd decade in musical history, and the one I grew up in - I was five at the start and fifteen at the end, so throughout my formative years was subjected to all this wonderful era has to offer. Seriously though, the 90s was full of - shall we say - a wide variety of music, everything from boybands to dance to indie. This music was the soundtrack to my childhood, and even at uni I used to go to a club night that specialised in early 90s dance (it was brilliant!). Until recently, when I lived in Sheffield, I used to go to a 90s bar, which was when I realised that I was getting old! I won't go through each track one by one, as this CD ...  Read the complete review

Never forget the nineties. How could I, when it threw up such classics like Vanilla and Bomballerina, well maybe not those those two then. There are one hundred songs on this album. I'll pick a handful and showcase some of my favourites. Take That's epic and overblown 'Never Forget' is testament to Barlow's songwriting skills, showing a discipline and maturity beyond his years. It is rousing, sentimental and the choir at the end, such bliss! Britney Spears I used to love, buying her every release. 'Baby One More Time' is proper Britney, great hook, solid song and all the key ingredients for a pop track. At the opposite end of the scale, Desree's 'So ...  Read the complete review