December 4Dec 4 Lots of stuff I'm happy to see, like Praise, Cathy Dennis, Kim Appleby and Take That, with Monty Python a fun last track novelty.Ouch at the Dannii typo.What are the main ommissions for 1991 then? Bryan Adams, Simpsons, Right Said Fred, 2 Unlimited and the absence of the Christmas No.1 with no These Are The Days Of Our Lives.
December 4Dec 4 No Diana Ross or Salt-N-Pepa either. Only thing that spoils the album is David Sylvian’s presence
December 4Dec 4 24 minutes ago, Hadji said:No Diana Ross or Salt-N-Pepa either. Only thing that spoils the album is David Sylvian’s presenceI could make a David Sylvian Greatest Flops album with all the songs he inexplicably has on the Yearbooks.Surely somebody must proof the tracklist and say 'Rain Tree Crow, who put that on here? Oh it's Sylvian again, can you please stop'. Edited December 4Dec 4 by gooddelta
December 4Dec 4 They've left an "N" out of Dannii, first NOW appearance for Banderas since NOW 19, and the firstNOW appearance for Take That's first Top 40 Promises. Some other tracks previously on The Hits Album (Hits 15) like Remember Me With Love and I'm A Man Not A Boy.
December 4Dec 4 They didn’t give us Word Of Mouth for any of the 1991 yearbooks even though they gave us The Living Years for 1989. Seeing as they love to put songs on there that belong on the vault, they should’ve given us Do What U Like for extra and have Promises on main instead Edited December 4Dec 4 by Hadji
December 4Dec 4 4 hours ago, gooddelta said:Lots of stuff I'm happy to see, like Praise, Cathy Dennis, Kim Appleby and Take That, with Monty Python a fun last track novelty.Ouch at the Dannii typo.What are the main ommissions for 1991 then? Bryan Adams, Simpsons, Right Said Fred, 2 Unlimited and the absence of the Christmas No.1 with no These Are The Days Of Our Lives.No Enigma either, or even maybe just a sniff of Iron Maiden's 'Bring Your Daughter...'. Also yes, the inclusion of anything David Sylvian is absolutely baffling. The 90's Yearbooks so far to me, feel weak comparatively to the 70's and 80's Yearbooks. It saddens me because the 90's is my favourite decade and NOW just struggles with licensing issues for this decade.Heck, Moby's 'Go' on Yearbook 1991 was some kind of 2006 remix which sounded nothing like the original. That threw me off an otherwise amazing disc.
December 5Dec 5 Classic Pop magazine have named the 'Such A Good Feeling 1988-1995' album their compilation of the year!
December 5Dec 5 It's a nice compilation, one of the better ones from Now. I bought the CD when it came out and my friend recently gave me the vinyl as an early Christmas present.
December 6Dec 6 It’s a shame they ignored Xpansions and Alison Limerick from both 1991 yearbooks when both were on the such a good feeling eras and the latter is also unavoidable thanks to John Lewis
December 6Dec 6 I would also think they should have done one disc with rave hits only. It is really underrepresented.Just received NOW 122 and think it is quite good except the last 5 songs on disc 2. Sombr really missing. Would have also tried to include Zombie from Yungblud.Also received 60-62 - a good addition for me as I had only about 6 songs from it before.
December 7Dec 7 On 11/11/2025 at 09:03, nowmusic1993 said:Not sure if anyone would be interested in this but I made my own version of Now 63 as I was never happy with the tracklisting on the original. I have also done my own Now 59 too.Would really like to see your NOW 59 tracklisting.
December 7Dec 7 On 06/12/2025 at 07:59, IdentFan101 said:The Simpsons not is even on the '91 Extra album. Damn.yeah clearly rights issues there, could have had Do The Bartman on the main one and Deep Deep Trouble on the extra.
December 8Dec 8 This is what songs by Freddie Mercury and George Michael I reckon we would’ve had on the yearbooks if George’s label weren’t so obsessed with him being track 11984Queen - Radio Ga GaWham! - Wake Me Up Before You Go-GoWham! - FreedomGeorge Michael - Careless WhisperExtraQueen - I Want To Break FreeWham! - Everything She WantsWham! - Last Christmas1980-1984Queen - It’s A Hard Life1985Queen - One VisionWham! - I’m Your Man1986Queen - A Kind Of MagicGeorge Michael - A Different CornerWham! - The Edge Of HeavenExtraQueen - Friends Will Be Friends1987Freddie Mercury - The Great PretenderGeorge Michael - FaithGeorge Michael & Aretha Franklin - I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)ExtraGeorge Michael - I Want Your Sex1985-1989Queen - The Invisible ManExtraQueen - The Miracle1991Queen - These Are The Days Of Our LivesGeorge Michael & Elton John - Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On MeExtraQueen - InnuendoGeorge Michael - Heal The Pain1992Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé - BarcelonaGeorge Michael - Too FunkyExtraFreddie Mercury - In My Defense1996Queen - Let Me LiveGeorge Michael - FastloveGeorge Michael - Jesus To A ChildExtraQueen - Too Much Love Will Kill YouGeorge Michael - Spinning The Wheel1995-1999Queen - You Don’t Fool MeGeorge Michael & Toby Bourke - Waltz Away Dreaming Edited December 8Dec 8 by Hadji
December 9Dec 9 On the Now collectors group on Facebook, they’re hinting that vault 1982 will be the next announcement so I’ve made a list of songs I hope and expect to be on thereQueen - Body LanguageThe Go-Go's - VacationMen At Work - Who Can It Be Now?Stevie Nicks - Edge Of SeventeenThomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With ScienceBananarama - Cheers ThenLynyrd Skynyrd - Free BirdRomeo Void - Never Say NeverHall & Oates - Private EyesToyah - IeyaA Flock Of Seagulls - Space Age Love SongRyuichi Sakamoto & David Sylvian - Bamboo HousesDevo - Jerkin' Back 'N' ForthBerlin - Sex (I’m A…)Spandau Ballet - She Loved Like DiamondJourney - Open ArmsAsia - Heat Of The MomentMadness - Cardiac ArrestThe Clash - Straight To HellEurythmics - This Is The House Edited December 9Dec 9 by Hadji
December 9Dec 9 1 minute ago, DaTilt said:Looking forward to Vault 82 and hope it's happening. Also hope for 85-89 soon.As much as I’m excited for vault 1982, I was expecting 12" 1986 part 1 to be this weeks announcement. Saying that, I reckon there could be a double announcement on Thursday with one of them being released 16th January and the other being released 23rd January. They’ll need to do 1985-1989 and its extra in order to further proceed with the vault after 1982
December 11Dec 11 10 minutes ago, nowmusic1993 said:I know the “2” looks a bit off but here’s my attempt of Now 123’s artwork😁And they’ll more likely release it on 10th April. For the spring Nows, they should set their release dates for last Friday in March rather than first Friday in April as they’d release it the second Friday in April if first Friday is Easter weekend like they did in 2023
Thursday at 13:295 days 7 minutes ago, Hadji said:And they’ll more likely release it on 10th April. For the spring Nows, they should set their release dates for last Friday in March rather than first Friday in April as they’d release it the second Friday in April if first Friday is Easter weekend like they did in 2023I’ve noticed 9 times out of 10 since 2015, the Now’s have the exact same release date as the Now exactly 20 years before. I’m guessing Now 123 will either be 3rd April 2026 or like 10th April 2026, exactly 20 years after Now 63.
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