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4 minutes ago, Tylky said:

I dig it! Kickstarts with dance and ends with the beautiful Elton John number. I’m genuinely excited for this!

Samesies! I never knew people said that the tracklisting was the best ever, all thanks to one disc.

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    It’s like you completely ignored everything I had to say. It’s wild that I was told this by someone in the music industry and you’re just like “no” who probably has no experience in the field whatsoev

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6 minutes ago, awardinary said:

Still not available to pre-order on Amazon yet.

It's there, just awkwardly titled with a symbol in it so it'll appear under the Various Artists search instead

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Extra 1971 isn’t available for preorder on iTunes. I think they’ve decided to stop making the extra yearbooks available for download

15 hours ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Samesies! I never knew people said that the tracklisting was the best ever, all thanks to one disc.

I think we’ve all been expecting a dance disc in the 90s for a long time. Why NOW kept breaking up the dance tunes across discs I have no idea.

They came close with the main edition of 1999 but decided to tack on some indie/alternative at the end.

Dance music was prominent throughout the entire decade, so it deserves its own disc.

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