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REVIEW: Now That’s What I Call Music! 86, Released 18th November 2013 | 44 Tracks | 10 #1 Singles

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awardinary View member profile	3rd June 2018, 08:34 PM Post #1
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,273 User: 21,587	Images Advert gByoZAaRCaE Details Released: 18th November 2013 Origin: United Kingdom Label: Sony Music Entertainment / EMI / Universal Format: Double CD, Digital Download Duration: 2:36:49 (156 minutes 49 seconds) Tracks: 44 #1’s: 10 Chart Peak: #1 (8 weeks) Sales: TBC (4x Platinum) Tracklisting 1. Katy Perry – Roar 3:43 {1} 2. OneRepublic – Counting Stars 4:16 {1} 3. Jason Derulo feat. 2 Chainz – Talk Dirty 2:58 {1} 4. Miley Cyrus – We Can’t Stop 3:51 {1} 5. Avicii – Wake Me Up 4:06 {1} 6. Storm Queen – Look Right Through (MK Vocal Edit) 2:28 {1} 7. Martin Garrix – Animals 2:45 {1} 8. Ellie Goulding – Burn 3:51 {1} 9. Drake feat. Majid Jordan – Hold On, We’re Going Home 3:47 {4} 10. James Arthur – You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You 3:20 {2} 11. Arctic Monkeys – Do I Wanna Know? 4:31 {11} 12. Lorde – Royals 3:10 {1} 13. Foxes – Youth 3:45 {12} 14. Lady Gaga – Applause 3:32 {5} 15. Bruno Mars – Gorilla 4:03 {62} 16. One Direction – Best Song Ever 3:23 {2} 17. Jessie J – It’s My Party 3:39 {3} 18. The Vamps – Can We Dance 3:10 {2} 19. Lawson – Juliet 3:07 {3} 20. The Wanted – Show Me Love (America) 3:26 {8} 21. James Blunt – Bonfire Heart 3:55 {4} 22. Lily Allen – Somewhere Only We Know 3:31 {1} 23. Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr feat. Beardyman – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix) 4:42 {3} 24. Calvin Harris feat. Ayah Marar – Thinking About You 3:26 {8} 25. Avicii – You Make Me 3:25 {5} 26. DJ Fresh vs. Diplo feat. Dominique Young Unique – Earthquake 3:52 {4} 27. Klangkarussell feat. Will Heard – Sonnentanz (Sun Don’t Shine) 3:41 {3} 28. Lana Del Rey vs. Cedric Gervais – Summertime Sadness (Cedric Gervais Remix) 3:34 {4} 29. will.i.am – Bang Bang 4:40 {3} 30. Ben Pearce – What I Might Do 2:28 {7} 31. Chase & Status feat. Moko – Count On Me 3:32 {5} 32. Tinie Tempah feat. John Martin – Children Of The Sun 3:50 {6} 33. Sean Paul – Other Side Of Love 3:05 {7} 34. Conor Maynard – R U Crazy 3:27 {4} 35. Naughty Boy feat. Emeli Sandé – Lifted 3:16 {8} 36. Rizzle Kicks – Lost Generation 3:36 {6} 37. Ray Foxx feat. Rachel K Collier – Boom Boom (Heartbreak) 3:14 {12} 38. John Newman – Cheating 3:29 {9} 39. Eliza Doolittle – Big When I Was Little 3:48 {12} 40. The Saturdays – Disco Love 3:12 {5} 41. Wilkinson – Afterglow 3:45 {8} 42. Showtek feat. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson – Booyah 3:35 {5} 43. Dizzee Rascal feat. will.i.am – Something Really Bad 3:41 {10} 44. Ylvis – The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?) 3:32 {17} 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: Avicii – Wake Me Up / Ellie Goulding – Burn (3 weeks) Lowest Charting Track: Bruno Mars – Gorilla {62} Longest Song: Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr feat. Beardyman – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix 4:42 Shortest Song: Storm Queen – Look Right Through (MK Vocal Edit) / Ben Pearce – What I Might Do 2:28 Edited Tracks: Unknown Unedited Tracks: Unknown Inlay Mistakes: None Other Facts: None On This Day In History No music news to report for 18th November 2013. Other Resources Official Now Music Website Wikipedia Polyhex Brandt Animation Archive Now 86 Rate


awardinary View member profile	3rd June 2018, 08:35 PM Post #2
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,273 User: 21,587	Andrew's Review Now That’s What I Call Music! 86 otherwise known as Now 86 completed the trio of volumes from the year 2013, capturing music from the late summer and Autumn. It contained 44 tracks and 10 UK #1 singles. Series introductions were given to Martin Garrix, Lorde, Foxes, The Vamps and Wilkinson. The omissions from this era were all quite easy to overlook based on their chart peaks and licenses. Eminem was the only omitted #1 single from this time and along with him some omissions for the likes of Britney Spears, Example, Robbie Williams, Neon Jungle, Union J, Coldplay, Iggy Azalea and Rudimental amongst others. For some artists, this would be the only time they appeared in the series, and on this occasion that list includes Storm Queen, Arctic Monkeys, Klangkarussell, Ben Pearce, Ray Foxx, Showtek and Ylvis. Artwork Rating: 9/10 Amazing This beautiful artwork is so picturesque it could be the centrepiece of a snow globe. The stunning visuals of the city of London at night with a full moon backdrop and glittering snowfall falling onto a lake of ice makes this one of the finest artworks in the series. The giant white logo works well and it’s not painful to the eyes. This would be my 10/10 if it were not for another artwork to come some time afterwards. Disc 1 Favourite: Avicii – Wake Me Up Always would this be my favourite track on this disc. It became his signature single and his best known one. I recall the crowds going wild for it at the time and I just loved the infectious vibes it brought. I will never tire of hearing this song. Disc 2 Favourite: Wilkinson – Afterglow This is an excellent piece of D&B music from the time, from an artist that showed much potential. Probably one of my favourite dance tracks from the first half of this decade. Such a shame that Wilkinson never delivered a song on par with this one since. Disc 3 Tracklist: (A concept of what a third disc might look like if other hits from the era were used) 1. Eminem feat. Rihanna – The Monster 4:10 {1} 2. Jay-Z feat. Justin Timberlake – Holy Grail 5:38 {7} 3. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis feat. Mary Lambert – Same Love 5:20 {6} 4. Iggy Azalea feat. T.I. – Change Your Life 3:40 {10} 5. Britney Spears – Work B*ch 4:07 {7}* 6. Neon Jungle – Trouble 2:32 {12} 7. Tinie Tempah feat. 2 Chainz – Trampoline 3:45 {3} 8. Example – All The Wrong Places 3:29 {13} 9. Sub Focus feat. Kele – Turn It Around 3:13 {14} 10. Rudimental feat. Foxes – Right Here 5:36 {14} 11. Disclosure – F For You 4:29 {20} 12. Le Youth – C O O L 3:34 {26} 13. Fuse ODG – Azonto 2:43 {30} 14. Robin Thicke feat. Kendrick Lamar & 2 Chainz – Give It 2 U 4:17 {15} 15. Justin Bieber – Heartbreaker 4:22 {14} 16. Union J – Beautiful Life 4:03 {8} 17. Matt Cardle & Melanie C – Loving You 3:37 {14} 18. You Me At Six – Lived A Lie 3:24 {11} 19. Imagine Dragons – It’s Time 4:00 {23} 20. London Grammar – Strong 3:59 {16} ---------- Total time: 1:19:58 Overall Rating: 9/10 Amazing Credit where credit is due, this volume is amazing! This is a highlight from the series for me, so much brilliance spread across both discs and a gorgeous artwork to match it. When I considered carefully the omissions there were very few I would have opted to have included, the only ones I would have wanted were Neon Jungle and Tinie Tempah feat. 2 Chainz. The rest were expendable and therefore the right selection of songs we made. It’s interesting that a previously unreleased version of Bang Bang featuring uncredited vocals from The Voice winner Leah McFall was included. This volume ends 2013 perfectly, and it’s 4x Platinum record is nothing to be sniffed at too! Andrew's Best 5 (as of June 2018) 1. Avicii – Wake Me Up 2. Wilkinson – Afterglow 3. Storm Queen – Look Right Through (MK Vocal Edit) 4. Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr feat. Beardyman – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix) 5. Martin Garrix – Animals Andrew's Worst 5 (as of June 2018) 1. Bruno Mars – Gorilla 2. Jessie J – It’s My Party 3. Sean Paul – Other Side Of Love 4. The Wanted – Show Me Love (America) 5. Foxes – Youth


awardinary View member profile	3rd June 2018, 08:35 PM Post #3
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,273 User: 21,587	Other Omissions Eminem – Berzerk {2} Eminem – Rap God {5} Demi Lovato – Skyscraper {7} Arctic Monkeys – Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High? {8} Robbie Williams – Go Gentle {10} The Wanted – We Own The Night {10} Coldplay – Atlas {12} Ed Sheeran – I See Fire {13} The Poppy Girls – The Call (No Need To Say Goodbye) {13} Avril Lavigne – Here’s To Never Growing Up {14} Celine Dion – Loved Me Back To Life {14} Katy B – 5AM {14} Shane Filan – Everything To Me {14} HAIM – The Wire {16} Rizzle Kicks – Skip To The Good Bit {16} Nelly feat. Nicki Minaj & Pharrell – Get Like Me {19} Justin Bieber – All That Matters {20} Eminem – Survival {22} Jessie J – Sexy Lady {22} Justin Timberlake – Take Back The Night {22} Beyoncé – Listen {23} The Killers – Shot At The Night {23} Toploader – Dancing In The Moonlight {23} Cher – I Hope You Find It {25} Taylor Swift & Gary Lightbody – The Last Time {25} Keane – Somewhere Only We Know {26} Lucy Spraggan – Lighthouse {26} Olly Murs – Right Place Right Time {27} Bastille – Things We Lost In The Fire {28} Justin Bieber – Hold Tight {28} Justin Bieber – Recovery {28} Lethal Bizzle feat. Ruby Goe – Party Right {29} Icona Pop – All Night {31} Justin Bieber – Bad Day {31} Kings Of Leon – Wait For Me {31} Chris Brown feat. Nicki Minaj – Love More {32} Jasmine Thompson – Ain’t Nobody {32} Kings Of Leon – Supersoaker {32} Kanye West feat. Jamie Foxx – Golddigger {33} Reconnected – Time Of Our Lives {33} Two Door Cinema Club – Changing Of The Seasons {33} Justin Bieber – All Bad {34} Linkin Park & Steve Aoki – A Light That Never Comes {34} The 1975 – Sex {34} Sean Paul – Turn It Up {35} Mad – Toyboy {37} Chvrches – The Mother We Share {38} AlunaGeorge – You Know You Like It {39} Awolnation – Sail {39} Don Broco – You Wanna Know {39} Starship – Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now {39}


lewistgreen View member profile	3rd June 2018, 08:49 PM Post #4
BuzzJack Legend Pronouns: he/him Joined: 25 July 2013 Posts: 26,030 User: 19,585	Looking forward to hosting this one this week. This is where they got the tracklisting spot on which couldn't have been easy considering the omissions this time around!


gavindeejay View member profile	5th June 2018, 03:16 PM Post #5
Why do today, what you can do tomorrow? Joined: 7 November 2008 Posts: 10,467 User: 7,645	Great Now abum. 2013 wa a goldmine for music! Here's my Top 5:- 1) Avicii - Wake Me Up 2) OneRepublic - Counting Stars 3) Chase & Status - Count On Me 4) Lana Del Ray vs Cedric Gervais - Summertime Sadness 5) Avicii - You Make Me


Dexton View member profile	7th June 2018, 11:55 AM Post #6
rip in peace Dickston Joined: 29 January 2017 Posts: 9,558 User: 25,045	Disc One 1. Avicii – Wake Me Up 4:06 {1} 2. OneRepublic – Counting Stars 4:16 {1} 3. Lorde – Royals 3:10 {1} 4. Arctic Monkeys – Do I Wanna Know? 4:31 {11} 5. Martin Garrix – Animals 2:45 {1} Disc Two 1. Calvin Harris feat. Ayah Marar – Thinking About You 4:42 {8} 2. Avicii – You Make Me 3:25 {5} 3. Lana Del Rey vs. Cedric Gervais – Summertime Sadness (Cedric Gervais Remix) 3:34 {4} 4. Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr feat. Beardyman – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix) 3:34 {3} 5. Klangkarussell feat. Will Heard – Sonnentanz (Sun Don’t Shine) 3:41 {3} Artwork: 9/10 Quite a nice artwork if I do say so myself, a beautiful skyline with the colours to match. Overall: 8/10 Another instant where Disc One immediately overshadows Disc Two, but less obviously than the previous Now did. I find it funny how all of this editions #1 singles were shoved onto a single Disc, leaving the second one with no #1s The Monster, Holy Grail, Same Love, It's Time, Shot At The Night, and Strong are all brilliant songs to me, the High Contrast remix of Strong is one of my favourite dance songs of recent years tbh. Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High?, I See Fire, Take Back The Night, Things We Lost In The Fire, All Night, and You Know You Like It are also good but are easily forgettable for the most part (especially when compared to each artists other big songs from around this time).


IdentFan101 View member profile	11th April 2022, 06:49 AM Post #7
BuzzJack Gold Member Joined: 30 April 2019 Posts: 2,633 User: 87,101	Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat is actually the the full version (4:42) not the radio edit so it make it the longest song on the CD.


awardinary View member profile	11th April 2022, 08:11 AM Post #8
Here to play, here to stay Pronouns: he/him Joined: 8 February 2015 Posts: 20,273 User: 21,587	QUOTE(IdentFan101 @ Apr 11 2022, 07:49 AM) Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat is actually the the full version (4:42) not the radio edit so it make it the longest song on the CD. Thank you again, corrected.