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 Top Of The Pops '99 Vol.2
 Top Of The Pops '99 Vol.2 ... Tracklisting1 Love's Got A Hold On My Heart - Steps (1) 2 That Don't Impress Me Much - Twain, Shania 3 Better Off Alone - DJ Jurgen & Alice Deejay 4 Launch - DJ Jean 5 Summer In Space - Cosmos (1) 6 Sun Is Shining - Marley, Bob & The Wailers 7 Mucho Mambo (Sway) - Shaft (2) 8 Rendez Vu - Basement Jaxx 9 Summer Son - Texas 10 Feel Good - Phats & Small 11 Bring It All Back - S Club 7 12 Mamma Mia - A-Teens 13 Mickey - Lolly 14 Breathe Again - Rickitt, Adam 15 Synth And Strings - Yomanda 16 Saltwater - Chicane & Maire Brennan 17 9pm (Till I Come) - ATB 18 Secret Smile - Semisonic 19 When You Say Nothing At All - Keating, Ronan 20 Sometimes - Spears, Britney 21 I Want It That Way - Backstreet Boys 22 Swear It Again - Westlife 23 You Needed Me - Boyzone 24 From The Heart - Another Level 25 Blame It On The Weatherman - B-Witched (1) 26 Honey To The Bee - Billie (2) 27 We Like To Party - Vengaboys 28 Doodah - Cartoons (2) 29 At The River - Groove Armada 30 Ohh La La - Wiseguys 31 Straight From The Heart - Doolally 32 Taboo - Glamma Kid & Shola Ama 33 Love Of A Life Time - Honeyz 34 Private Number - 911 (1) 35 Say It Again - Precious (1) 36 So Many Ways - Campbell, Ellie 37 Tonite - Supercar 38 Big Love - Heller, Pete 39 Feeling It Too - 3 Jays Newest Review: ... Top Of The Pops whereby some of the tracks are a more insightful music decision as opposed to a popularity contest. It starts ... more ... off boppy with Steps and Love's Got A Hold On My Heart, continuing with Shania Twain and then Alice Deejay. Not the most obvious combination of tracks, but it works well and sets up the rest of the disc quite well. I like Summer Son from Texas, an underrated song in my book, and the remaining tracks on the disc are mixed very well. Some are lesser known, such as Yomanda's Synth and Strings and Saltwater from Chicane, but S Club 7's Bring It All Back, Secret Smile from Semisonic (great track!) and, strangely, Ad...more |
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Top of the Pops '99 Vol.2
Release Date: 1999 - 09 - 13, Audio CD, Universal Music TV Last Update 11.11.2009 05:41
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Top Of The Pops '99 Vol.2: Welcome to Top Of The Pops (448 words)
by - written on 02/03/09 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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Despite the fact that compilations can quite often be a marketing ploy to get you to buy something that you actually don't need to, there is something distinctly magical about Top Of The Pops. Their 1999 compilation album featured a nice selection of some of the most fun music to have graced the floors of the legendary TV music show that is sadly no longer with us, and the result is a clever combination of hits on 2 discs. The first disc has a curious combination, and isn't full of the most obvious choices, making it a typical Top Of The Pops whereby some of the tracks are a more insightful music decision as opposed to a popularity contest. It starts off boppy ... Read the complete review
I grew up in the 1990s, the 90s! (427 words)
by - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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I am a nineties kid through and through, it's definitely the best time to grow up in. Though saying that I found I only had one of the Top of the Pops CDs from the time - the Top of the Pops '99 Volume Two. This particular 90s CD can be recognised by its orange cover. Around the Top of the Pops logo there are lots of circles with artis's heads in, such as Lolly, The Cartoons and S Club Seven. This gives you a little preview of what can be found inside. There are two Cds inside, with a total of 39 tracks spread out across the both of them. I wont tell you all the tracks as I will let you discover their wonders for yourself, but I shall talk about just a few of ... Read the complete review
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