There Must Be an Angel (Playing with My Heart) - Lennox, Annie
Every Breath You Take - Sting [1]
Pride (In the Name of Love) - Bono [U2]
Sledgehammer - Gabriel, Peter [1]
Walk This Way - Perry, Joe [Guitar]
Word Up - Blackmon, Larry
Ghostbusters - Parker, Ray Jr.
Thriller - Temperton, Rod
Chain Reaction - Gibb, Barry
You Can't Hurry Love - Dozier, Lamont
Two Tribes - O'Toole
It's a Sin - Lowe, Chris [1]
The Reflex - LeBon, Simon
A Good Heart - McKee, Maria
Modern Love - Bowie, David
Karma Chameleon - Craig, Michael
Red Red Wine [Edit] - Diamond, Neil
Track Listings (19) - Disc #2
Everybody Hurts - Berry, Bill [2]
Angels [Edit] - Chambers, Guy [1]
No Matter What - Lloyd Webber, Andre
A Little Time - Heaton, Paul
Wonderwall - Gallagher, Noel
Torn - Thornalley, Phil
Love Is All Around - Presley, Reg
The Best [Edit] - Knight, Holly
Heaven Is a Place on Earth - Nowels, Rick
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) - Reid, Charlie
Sit Down
You Get What You Give - Alexander, Gregg
That Don't Impress Me Much - Lange, R.J.
Believe - Barry, Paul
Wannabe [Radio Edit] - Adams, Victoria
Baby One More Time - Martin, Max [Compos
I Want It That Way - Carlsson, Andreas
It Must Have Been Love - Gessle, Per
Nothing Compares 2 U [Edit] - Prince Nelson
Track Listings (22) - Disc #3
You're Beautiful - Blunt, James
Patience - Shanks, John
Mercy - Booker, Steve
Valerie - Chowdhury, Boyan
Hey Ya! - Benjamin, Andre
Maneater - Beanz, Jim
Crazy - Burton, Brian
Grace Kelly - Marr, Jodi
Ruby - Hodgson
Somebody Told Me - Flowers, Brandon
Push the Button - Austin, Dallas
I Kissed a Girl - Dennis, Cathy
Can't Get You Out of My Head - Dennis, Cathy
(Is This the Way To) Amarillo - Greenfield, Howard
Umbrella - Carter, Shawn
My Humps [Radio Edit] - Adams, William [4]
Apologize - Mosley, Tim
Cry Me a River - Mosley, Timothy
Fix You [Radio Edit] - Berryman, Guy
Last Request - Benbrook, Matty
Leave Right Now - White, Francis
You Raise Me Up - Lovland, Graham
2008 three CD set released to coincide with the 25th Anniversary of the Now That's What I Call Music brand. The first Now... album was released on December 10th, 1983 and since then has been something of a Pop phenomenon. ... more »With various extensions on this series including Dance, Christmas, Decades, '80s and No 1's all being as successful, the Now brand can do no wrong! This three CD set features 60 tracks spanning the brand's two and one-half decades including cuts from Queen, Peter Gabriel, U2, Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran, R.E.M., Oasis, Shania Twain, Britney Spears, James Blunt, Duffy, Mika, The Killers, Nelly Furtado and many others.« less
2008 three CD set released to coincide with the 25th Anniversary of the Now That's What I Call Music brand. The first Now... album was released on December 10th, 1983 and since then has been something of a Pop phenomenon. With various extensions on this series including Dance, Christmas, Decades, '80s and No 1's all being as successful, the Now brand can do no wrong! This three CD set features 60 tracks spanning the brand's two and one-half decades including cuts from Queen, Peter Gabriel, U2, Pet Shop Boys, Duran Duran, R.E.M., Oasis, Shania Twain, Britney Spears, James Blunt, Duffy, Mika, The Killers, Nelly Furtado and many others.
CD Reviews
Best of a quarter century
Brit Ishlove | Miami, FL | 01/19/2010
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This three CD set from the makers of "Now That's What I Call Music" distills the very best of 25 years onto a few discs. When this first came out, I remember a boast that the franchise had never once featured a Madonna song on any of its discs and you'll not find any on this three CD set.
What you will find are some classics that you will remember from back in the day ("Thriller" and "Ghostbusters" for me) as well as some of the newer songs on the charts these days (Witness the inclusion of "I Kissed a Girl" by Katy Perry).
To me, the only place this disc falls somewhat short is on the newer inclusions (i.e. Disc 3). I bought this the same time as Now 70 and was disappointed about some of the doubling of tracks. Now do I really consider "I Kissed a Girl" one of the quarter century's best - there were other songs I would have much preferred, especially trending more towards the indie rock side of things."