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REVIEW: Now That’s What I Call Music! 67, Released 23rd July 2007 | 43 Tracks | 5 #1 Singles

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awardinary View member profile	Dec 17 2017, 09:25 PM Post #1
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,199 User: 21,587	Images Advert 9pgjCmsBDZU Details Released: 23rd July 2007 Origin: United Kingdom Label: Virgin / EMI / Universal Format: Double CD, Digital MP3 Download Duration: 2:37:11 (157 minutes 11 seconds) Tracks: 43 #1’s: 5 Chart Peak: #1 (3 weeks) Sales: TBC (2x Platinum) Tracklisting 1. Rihanna feat. Jay-Z – Umbrella 4:16 {1} 2. Gwen Stefani feat. Akon – The Sweet Escape 4:07 {2} 3. Gym Class Heroes – Cupid’s Chokehold/Breakfast In America 3:59 {3} 4. Kate Nash – Foundations 3:44 {2} 5. Avril Lavigne – Girlfriend 3:36 {2} 6. Take That – Shine 3:29 {1} 7. Enrique Iglesias – Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song) 3:40 {3} 8. MIKA – Love Today 3:23 {6} 9. Mutya Buena – Real Girl 3:29 {2} 10. Beyoncé & Shakira – Beautiful Liar 3:20 {1} 11. Timbaland feat. Justin Timberlake & Nelly Furtado – Give It To Me 3:33 {1} 12. Amerie – Take Control 3:42 {10} 13. Christina Aguilera – Candyman 3:13 {17} 14. Kelly Clarkson – Never Again 3:37 {9} 15. McFly – Baby’s Coming Back 2:51 {1} 16. Natasha Bedingfield – I Wanna Have Your Babies 3:37 {7} 17. Fergie feat. Ludacris – Glamorous 3:19 {6} 18. Justin Timberlake – LoveStoned/I Think She Knows 3:45 {12} 19. Ne-Yo – Because Of You 4:27 {4} 20. Akon feat. Snoop Dogg – I Wanna Love You 4:08 {3} 21. Robin Thicke – Lost Without U 4:15 {11} 22. Snow Patrol – Signal Fire 3:57 {4} 23. Maroon 5 – Makes Me Wonder 3:31 {2} 24. Mark Ronson feat. Daniel Merriweather – Stop Me 3:35 {2} 25. HelloGoodbye – Here (In Your Arms) 3:38 {4} 26. Alex Gaudino feat. Crystal Waters – Destination Calabria 2:59 {4} 27. Booty Luv – Shine 3:21 {10} 28. Calvin Harris – The Girls 3:53 {3} 29. Reverend & The Makers – Heavyweight Champion Of The World 3:26 {8} 30. Paolo Nutini – New Shoes 3:21 {21} 31. Paul McCartney – Dance Tonight 2:54 {26} 32. Amy Winehouse – Back To Black 3:59 {25} 33. The Fray – Over My Head (Cable Car) 3:55 {19} 34. The Twang – Either Way 3:36 {8} 35. Editors – Smokers Outside The Hospital Doors 4:55 {7} 36. Manic Street Preachers – Your Love Alone Is Not Enough 3:54 {2} 37. Fall Out Boy – Thnks fr th Mmrs 3:23 {12} 38. Klaxons – It’s Not Over Yet 3:26 {13} 39. Super Mal feat. Luciana – Bigger Than Big 3:07 {19} 40. Groove Armada feat. Stush & Red Rat – Get Down 3:53 {9} 41. UnkleJam – What Am I Fighting For? 3:33 {16} 42. The Chemical Brothers – Do It Again 3:36 {12} 43. Jamie T – Sheila 3:30 {15} Key Tracks highlighted red were official UK #1’s. Tracks with an asterisk () next to their title have also been included in special releases from the series. The track duration has been highlighted cyan. Bracketed numbers refer to highest chart position reached. Miscellaneous Facts* Track Most Weeks At #1: Rihanna feat. Jay-Z – Umbrella (10 weeks) Lowest Charting Track: Paul McCartney – Dance Tonight {26} Longest Song: Editors – Smokers Outside The Hospital Doors 4:55 Shortest Song: McFly – Baby’s Coming Back 2:51 Edited Tracks: Unknown Unedited Tracks: Unknown Inlay Mistakes: None Other Facts: None On This Day In History No music news to report for 23rd July 2007. Other Resources Official Now Music Website Wikipedia Everyhit Brandt Animation Archive Now 67 Rate


awardinary View member profile	Dec 17 2017, 09:25 PM Post #2
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,199 User: 21,587	Andrew's Review Now That’s What I Call Music! 67 also known as Now 67, had it’s release in the summer of 2007. Containing 43 tracks and 5 UK #1 singles, it offered the best of what was in the charts at the time, including a 10 week UK #1 single. It was the first volume in the series to feature Gym Class Heroes, Kate Nash, Avril Lavigne, Mutya Buena (as a solo artist), Timbaland (as the lead artist), Robin Thicke, Mark Ronson and Alex Gaudino. All eligible UK #1 singles from this era were featured on this volume, meaning less notable omissions. However, overlooked on this occasion were hits from the likes of talent show winner Lee Mead, the UK Eurovision entry from Scooch, Arctic Monkeys, Linkin Park, JoJo, Travis, Bob Sinclar and The Enemy among others. This volume did mark the only occasion in the series for artists like HelloGoodbye, Reverend & The Makers, The Twang, Editors, Manic Street Preachers, Super Mal and UnkleJam. Artwork Rating: 5/10 Poor Very unoriginal design for a summer release. It’s not a bad use of colour, but the theme of having the logo against a backdrop of water surrounded by multi-coloured objects was getting very tiring by this stage, and after three years in a row of a similar summer design, it called for a radical change. Disc 1 Favourite: Gwen Stefani feat. Akon – The Sweet Escape An uplifting feel-good pop anthem. It was a favourite song to play at the time of its release and is still refreshing to hear today. Certainly this song cemented Akron’s vocals within the music industry and he worked with many other artists soon afterwards. Disc 2 Favourite: Reverend & The Makers – Heavyweight Champion Of The World From start to finish this song is sublime. I loved it at the time and it was a good song to workout to thanks to its blistering tempo. Shame that this was their only notable hit. Disc 3 Tracklist: (A concept of what a third disc might look like if other hits from the era were used) 1. Arctic Monkeys – Brianstorm 2:50 {2} 2. The Enemy – Had Enough 2:39 {4} 3. The Pigeon Detectives – I’m Not Sorry 3:42 {12} 4. Linkin Park – What I’ve Done 3:25 {6} 5. The White Stripes – Icky Thump 4:15 {2} 6. My Chemical Romance – Teenagers 2:41 {9} 7. Kings Of Leon – Fans 3:36 {13} 8. Kaiser Chiefs – Everything Is Average Nowadays 2:41 {19} 9. Mark Ronson feat. Lily Allen – Oh My God 3:35 {8} 10. JoJo – Anything 3:49 {21} 11. Ciara – Like A Boy 3:57 {16} 12. Kelly Rowland feat. Eve – Like This 3:36 {4} 13. Mims – This Is Why I’m Hot 4:13 {18} 14. Armand Van Helden – NYC Beat 3:10 {22} 15. Dada feat. Sandy Rivera & Trix – Lollipop 2:49 {18} 16. Bob Sinclar & Cutee B feat. Gary Pine & Dollarman – Sound Of Freedom 3:16 {14} 17. Sunblock – Baby Baby 3:22 {16} 18. Scooch – Flying The Flag (For You) 3:04 {5} 19. Sophie Ellis-Bexter – Me And My Imagination 3:25 {23} 20. Lee Mead – Any Dream Will Do 3:49 {2} 21. Take That – I’d Wait For Life 4:11 {17} 22. Travis – Closer 4:00 {10} 23. Jack Peñate – Torn On The Platform 3:53 {7} ---------- Total time: 1:19:58 Overall Rating: 6/10 Good I’m not sure the quality of music in 2007 was as high as the previous couple of years, but certainly all the main hits of the era are contained within these two discs. A few songs were a little dated by the time of release (Take That, Akon and Mark Ronson) meaning newer singles got overlooked or pushed back another volume. There is little I would do to change the tracklisting though. Andrew's Best 5 (as of December 2017) 1. Reverend & The Makers – Heavyweight Champion Of The World 2. Alex Gaudino feat. Crystal Waters – Destination Calabria 3. The Chemical Brothers – Do It Again 4. Gwen Stefani feat. Akon – The Sweet Escape 5. Fergie feat. Ludacris – Glamorous Andrew's Worst 5 (as of December 2017) 1. Kate Nash – Foundations 2. UnkleJam – What Am I Fighting For? 3. Robin Thicke – Lost Without U 4. HelloGoodbye – Here (In Your Arms) 5. Paul McCartney – Dance Tonight This post has been edited by awardinary: Dec 18 2017, 12:13 AM


awardinary View member profile	Dec 17 2017, 09:26 PM Post #3
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,199 User: 21,587	Other Omissions McFly – Transylvania {1} Arctic Monkeys – Fluorescent Adolescent {5} Natasha Bedingfield – Soulmate {7} The Enemy – Away From Here {8} Manic Street Preachers – Autumnsong {10} My Chemical Romance – I Don’t Love You {13} Gareth Gates – Changes {14} Holloways – Generator {14} Marillion – Thankyou Whoever You Are {15} Ash – You Can’t Have It All {16} Funeral For A Friend – Into Oblivion (Reunion) {16} Maximo Park – Books From Boxes {16} Cribs – Men’s Needs {17} Biffy Clyro – Folding Stars {18} Muse – Map Of The Problematique {18} R. Kelly feat. T.I. & T-Pain – I’m A Flirt {18} Biffy Clyro – Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies {19} Green Day – The Simpsons Theme {19} Marilyn Manson – Heart-Shaped Glasses (When The Heart Guides The Hand) {19} Queens Of The Stone Age – 3’s & 7’s {19} Bloc Party – I Still Remember {20} Cast Of High School Musical 2 – What Time Is It {20} Dizzee Rascal – Sirens {20} Erasure – I Could Fall In Love With You {21} Koopa – The One-Off Song For The Summer {21} Muse – Invincible {21} Bloc Party – Hunting For Witches {22} Gareth Gates – Angel On My Shoulder {22} Gwen Stefani – 4 In The Morning {22} Kim Sozzi – Break Up {23} Bobby Valentino feat. Timbaland – Anonymous {25}


Jester View member profile	Dec 17 2017, 09:38 PM Post #4
Right in front of my salad?! Pronouns: he/him Joined: 7 March 2006 Posts: 82,468 User: 12	Not a stellar volume by any means. Went for Candyman and Back To Black (2 cracking tracks!)


TheSnake View member profile	Dec 17 2017, 09:40 PM Post #5
Say that hiss with your chest, and... Joined: 24 May 2016 Posts: 18,442 User: 23,308	Voted for Mutya Buena- Real Girl for my disc 1 fave, a song I liked at the time and which sounds distinctively 2007 to me. Mostly not a great disc 1 imo. For Disc 2 went with Groove Armada, Red Rat and Stush - Get Down - such a crazy but brilliant dance tune! Klaxons' version of It's Not Over Yet is fab, remember that more from being on the Debenhams adverts than from the radio/music channels I think, but I still liked it at the time. Back to Black I liked at the time too. Of the omissions I like Sunblock and Sandy's 'Baby Baby' cover version, Dada feat. Sandy Rivera & Trix – Lollipop, Muse's Map Of The Problematique and Kim Sozzi's Break Up. This post has been edited by ❄The Snow.: Dec 17 2017, 09:42 PM


Jester View member profile	Dec 17 2017, 09:51 PM Post #6
Right in front of my salad?! Pronouns: he/him Joined: 7 March 2006 Posts: 82,468 User: 12	I forgot about that Klaxons cover. Must give it a spin!


gavindeejay View member profile	Dec 20 2017, 06:58 PM Post #7
Why do today, what you can do tomorrow? Joined: 7 November 2008 Posts: 10,466 User: 7,645	There's some great tracks on this edition - Rev & The Makers, Chemical Brothers, Timbaland, Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson to name a few. It's a shame none of the earlier Editors songs never made a Now CD....particularly stuff from The Back Room era.


Jade View member profile	Dec 26 2017, 02:35 AM Post #8
Alone and wounded Pronouns: She/her Joined: 18 January 2011 Posts: 60,113 User: 12,810	This edition holds a special place in my heart! Rewind back to the summer of 2007 and a 10-year-old me is ecstatic to receive her very first iPod Nano for her birthday that year. . I also received Now 67 alongside it, so it was the first album I ever synced to an iPod and it was subsequently spammed for months! I had a hard time choosing my Disc 1 favourite as nothing was a glaringly obvious leader of the pack, but I eventually plumped for Kate Nash - 'Foundations'! Quite possibly one of the most quotable chart hits of the noughties. Poor thing being within touching distance of #1 but not quite making it! Disc 2 on the other hand has a CLEAR favourite for me and that is 'Here (In Your Arms)' by Hellogoodbye I think this is the biggest turnaround I have ever had for a song, because I used to dislike it when it came out but now it is within my top 10 songs of all-time it stands out for miles on the compilation and makes me melt every time. Autotune used effectively! (oops at those both being in your worst 5, Wardy but I love 'Heavyweight Champion of the World' and 'Destination Calabria' also, so that makes up for it x)


danG View member profile	Dec 26 2017, 09:30 PM Post #9
🔥🚀🔥 Joined: 30 August 2010 Posts: 74,540 User: 11,746	Disc 1 faves: 1. Fergie - Glamorous 2. Rihanna - Umbrella 3. Akon - I Wanna Love You 4. Justin Timberlake - LoveStoned 5. Enrique Iglesias - Do You Know? Disc 2 faves: 1. Alex Gaudino - Destination Calabria 2. Groove Armada - Get Down 3. Calvin Harris - The Girls 4. Chemical Brothers - Do It Again 5. Editors - Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors Least faves: 1. McFly - Baby's Coming Back 2. Mika - Love Today [can't stand it but at least it isn't the tragic McFly single which deservedly had a shet chart run] 3. Snow Patrol - Signal Fire [so odd that this is their highest peaking single ever, it's so dull] 4. Paul McCartney - Dance Tonight 5. Amerie - Take Control