My tracklist prediction:

 

Disc 1

1. Wiz Khalifa feat. Charlie Puth - See You Again (3:47) #1

2. OMI - Cheerleader [Felix Jaehn Remix] (3:03) #1

3. Jason Derulo - Want To Want Me (3:27) #1

4. Ellie Goulding - Love Me Like You Do (4:09) #1

5. Carly Rae Jepsen - I Really Like You (3:22) #3

6. Ed Sheeran & Rudimental - Bloodstream [Radio Edit] (3:58) #2

7. Major Lazer & DJ Snake feat. MØ - Lean On (2:57) #2

8. Little Mix - Black Magic (3:31) TBA

9. Nick Jonas - Jealous (3:39) #2

10. Years & Years - Shine (4:13) TBA

11. The Weeknd - Earned It (4:09) #4

12. LunchMoney Lewis - Bills (3:25) #2

13. Kygo feat. Conrad - Firestone (4:30) #8

14. Tinie Tempah feat. Jess Glynne - Not Letting Go (3:48) #1

15. Lost Frequenties - Are You With Me (2:18) #1

16. Ariana Grande - One Last Time (3:17) #24

17. John Newman - Come And Get It (3:03) TBA

18. Iggy Azalea feat. Jennifer Hudson - Trouble (2:46) #7

19. Natalie La Rose feat. Jeremih - Somebody (3:10) #2

20. Hozier - Someone New (3:39) #19

21. Meghan Trainor - Dear Future Husband (3:03) #20

22. Jessie J - Flashlight (3:22) #13

23. Walk The Moon - Shut Up + Dance (3:19) #4

Total length: 1:19:54

 

Disc 2

1. Galantis - Runaway (U & I) (3:47) #4

2. Blonde feat. Alex Newell - All Cried Out (2:49) #4

3. Sigma feat. Ella Henderson - Glitterball (3:46) TBA

4. Dr Kucho! & Gregor Salto feat. Ane Brun - Can't Stop Playing (Makes Me High) [Oliver Heldens Remix] (2:38) #4

5. Clean Bandit - Stronger (3:38) #4

6. David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj & Afrojack - Hey Mama (3:12) #9

7. Deorro & Chris Brown - Five More Hours (3:31) #4

8. Tove Lo - Talking Body (3:58) #17

9. Martin Garrix feat. Usher - Don't Look Down (3:43) #9

10. Skrillex & Diplo feat. Justin Bieber - Where Are U Now (4:09) #3

11. Alesso feat. Roy English - Cool (3:39) #10

12. Kygo feat. Parson James - Stole The Show (3:42) #24

13. Fifth Harmony feat. Kid Ink - Worth It (3:43) TBA

14. Ed Sheeran - Photograph (4:16) #15

15. Kodaline - The One (3:51) #27

16. David Zowie - House Every Weekend (3:00) TBA

17. Pep & Rash - Rumors (2:52) #17

18. Duke Dumont - The Giver (Reprise) (3:16) TBA

19. Olly Murs - Seasons (3:37) #34

20. Lethal Bizzle feat. Diztortion - Fester Skank (2:25) #11

21. Dappy - Beautiful Me (3:30) #19

22. Michael Calfan - Treasured Soul (2:51) #17

23. Ella Eyre - Together (3:30) #12

Total length: 1:19:22

Edited July 7, 20159 yr by Taylor Jago

Not sure whether I'll bother with this one. We'll have to see, I've been collecting since 1998 but looking at these predictions I can only remember about 10 songs. I know I'm getting older, but music seems to have been generally poor in the last 3 months since I did not have this much of a problem when Now 90 came out.

I will prefer this to Now 90 definitely, very few tracks I'll completely hate on this one.

Not sure whether I'll bother with this one. We'll have to see, I've been collecting since 1998 but looking at these predictions I can only remember about 10 songs. I know I'm getting older, but music seems to have been generally poor in the last 3 months since I did not have this much of a problem when Now 90 came out.

 

I've got two "golden ages", spanning around Nows 42 to 48 and 69 to 79 - one a host of late primary school anthems, the other soundtracking my drunken uni years. It's a slow, slightly depressing fizzle out since then with songs I actually know, let alone like :P

 

Looking at my iTunes, I've gone from having basically all of Now 79 copied on my iPod to just two songs with Now 90. I guess I'm just getting old.

Another prediction.

 

CD 1

1. OMI - "Cheerleader"

2. Jason Derulo - "Want To Want Me"

3. Wiz Khalifa featuring Charlie Puth - "See You Again"

4. Ellie Goulding - "Love Me Like You Do"

5. The Weeknd - "Earned It"

6. Nick Jonas - "Jealous"

7. Carly Rae Jepsen - "I Really Like You"

8. Years & Years - "Shine"

9. Ed Sheeran & Rudimental - "Bloodstream"

10. Fifth Harmony featuring Kid Ink - "Worth It"

11. Little Mix - "Black Magic"

12. Walk The Moon - "Shut Up + Dance"

13. Kygo featuring Conrad Sewell - "Firestone"

14. Iggy Azalea featuring Jennifer Hudson - "Trouble"

15. Natalie La Rose featuring Jeremih - "Somebody"

16. Rita Ora - "Poison"

17. Krept & Konan featuring Jeremih - "Freak Of The Week"

18. Meghan Trainor - "Dear Future Husband"

19. James Bay - "Let It Go"

20. Hozier - "Someone New"

21. Ella Eyre - "Together"

22. John Newman - "Come And Get It"

23. Nathan Sykes - "Kiss Me Quick"

 

CD 2

1. Tinie Tempah featuring Jess Glynne - "Not Letting Go"

2. Major Lazer & DJ Snake featuring MØ - "Lean On"

3. Jack Ü featuring Justin Bieber - "Where Are Ü Now"

4. Lost Frequencies - "Are You With Me"

5. Galantis - "Runaway (U & I)"

6. Deorro & Chris Brown - "Five More Hours"

7. LunchMoney Lewis - "Bills"

8. Avicii - "Waiting For Love"

9. Martin Garrix featuring Usher - "Don't Look Down"

10. Blonde featuring Alex Newell - "All Cried Out"

11. Clean Bandit - "Stronger"

12. Dr Kucho! & Gregor Salto featuring Ane Brun - "Can't Stop Playing (Makes Me High)"

13. David Guetta featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha & Afrojack - "Hey Mama"

14. Fetty Wap - "Trap Queen"

15. Sam Feldt featuring Kimberly Anne - "Show Me Love"

16. Conor Maynard - "Royalty"

17. Mumford & Sons - "Believe"

18. David Zowie - "House Every Weekend"

19. Flo Rida featuring Robin Thicke & Verdine White - "I Don't Like It, I Love It"

20. Alesso featuring Roy English - "Cool"

21. Zedd featuring Selena Gomez - "I Want You To Know"

22. Duke Dumont - "The Giver (Reprise)"

23. Lethal Bizzle featuring Diztortion - "Fester Skank"

Edited June 24, 201510 yr by Hadji

Adore that cover so badly :heart: *.*

Why would Love Me Like You Do be on 91 if it wasn't on 90?

Why would Love Me Like You Do be on 91 if it wasn't on 90?

 

Why was Rather Be on Now 88 if it weren't on Now 87?

Because the record company of Clean Bandit set up a compilation album to come out around the same time as Now 87 that failed miserably, with normal service resuming by the next album. We discussed this in depth at the time.

:rolleyes:

We gotta wait till 10th July for it. I don't care what the tracklist is as long as it has 45 or 46 tracks

 

 

Why is it important that it has 45 or 46 tracks?

 

(those two numbers add to 91 - is that something to do with it?)

Edited June 24, 201510 yr by AntoineTTe

Why is it important that it has 45 or 46 tracks?

 

(those two numbers add to 91 - is that something to do with it?)

No it isn't. Because there's no point putting only 22 songs on a CD when there's space for 23. A CD should be filled up with how many songs it can take

No it isn't. Because there's no point putting only 22 songs on a CD when there's space for 23. A CD should be filled up with how many songs it can take

 

 

But there isn't space for 23 unless they edit them to fit more on. I'd rather have 20 full songs than 23 butchered ones.

But there isn't space for 23 unless they edit them to fit more on. I'd rather have 20 full songs than 23 butchered ones.

Like with the early NOWs, they'd have either 15 or 16 tracks on each disc but all songs were left in full

Like with the early NOWs, they'd have either 15 or 16 tracks on each disc but all songs were left in full

 

 

each record...they came out on record which had a much smaller playing time.

:rolleyes:

 

What's the eye roll for? I'm just explaining how the two situations aren't the same.

There was a theory that 'Love Me Like You Do' was left off so that it was exclusive to the Fifty Shades of Grey soundtrack (in terms of availability on an album).

Oh - that's fair enough.

Tbh some of the best Nows have the least tracks.

 

Now 87 had 24 songs on one disc, but who actually goes back to that on a regular basis?

Tbh some of the best Nows have the least tracks.

 

Now 87 had 24 songs on one disc, but who actually goes back to that on a regular basis?

I remember when they announced the tracklist for that. At first, I thought it was fake as no way they'd have managed to squeeze 24 songs onto one CD. But I was wrong, they did but some songs on there were mildly butchered