7 hours ago, WazzupMyBoyz said:

Sorry to ask you again, but is it done now?

The bone structure is there, but I need to finish my review write up and then I can post that in full.

If you want the Disc 3 collection, it will be typed up soon but it is available on Spotify here;

Thanks! Love it. 🥰

I just found out that Now 107 is the last numbered album to be compiled by Jenny Fisher

Any word on this week’s potential announcement @Hadji ?

11 minutes ago, geraintlewis268 said:

Any word on this week’s potential announcement @Hadji ?

Probably not but if there is, I’m hoping it’s yearbook 60s volume 3. I’m hoping we get extra 1972 5th or 12th June to make up for how late they released 1972

Edited April 21Apr 21 by Hadji

11 minutes ago, Hadji said:

Probably not but if there is, I’m hoping it’s yearbook 60s volume 3. I’m hoping we get extra 1972 5th or 12th June to make up for how late they released 1972

Fingers crossed…

5 hours ago, Hadji said:

I just found out that Now 107 is the last numbered album to be compiled by Jenny Fisher

That makes sense. There seemed to be a big difference between Now 108 and the volumes before it. I noticed straight away, but funnily enough it was the best Now in a very long time (for me personally), it’s a shame they didn’t continue with that quality.

28 minutes ago, nowmusic1993 said:

That makes sense. There seemed to be a big difference between Now 108 and the volumes before it. I noticed straight away, but funnily enough it was the best Now in a very long time (for me personally), it’s a shame they didn’t continue with that quality.

I looked inside the booklets for 107 and 108 and 108 didn’t say compiled by Jenny Fisher whereas 107 did. 108 started saying the best of the best and Now ditched their 100 hits series after 2020 so they must’ve ditched it when Jenny Fisher quit

Looks like this will be the next spin-off. Can’t find a CD tracklist for it yet unless it will be vinyl only which I doubt

44 minutes ago, Hadji said:

Looks like this will be the next spin-off. Can’t find a CD tracklist for it yet unless it will be vinyl only which I doubt

So another repackaged collection of predominantly 80s hits that have been compiled to death and nothing from the 90s onward. Great, just what we want.

1 minute ago, awardinary said:

So another repackaged collection of predominantly 80s hits that have been compiled to death and nothing from the 90s onward. Great, just what we want.

They’re trying to target the Father’s Day market and I reckon they’ll do a pointless summer spin-off in June too. If they wanna do that and include any current hits, at least include one or two songs that will be on Now 124 and if they wanted to announce anything, they should’ve announced yearbook 60s volume 3

1 hour ago, Hadji said:

They’re trying to target the Father’s Day market and I reckon they’ll do a pointless summer spin-off in June too. If they wanna do that and include any current hits, at least include one or two songs that will be on Now 124 and if they wanted to announce anything, they should’ve announced yearbook 60s volume 3

They must wrongly assume all fathers care for is soft rock from a single era of time. They forget that there were fathers from a whole other generation since then.

At least they've gone for the right Richard Marx song :)

4 hours ago, Hadji said:

Looks like this will be the next spin-off. Can’t find a CD tracklist for it yet unless it will be vinyl only which I doubt

Hard pass for me on this one, too. Another big waste on their part.

4 hours ago, nowmusic1993 said:

That makes sense. There seemed to be a big difference between Now 108 and the volumes before it. I noticed straight away, but funnily enough it was the best Now in a very long time (for me personally), it’s a shame they didn’t continue with that quality.

10 hours ago, Hadji said:

I just found out that Now 107 is the last numbered album to be compiled by Jenny Fisher

Well that explains why the booklet sleeve notes stopped. I miss those.

26 minutes ago, Harrison FB said:

Hard pass for me on this one, too. Another big waste on their part.

Shame they ignore people when they call for these spin-offs to be stopped but when they called for the reissues to be stopped, they stopped them and they also stopped the 100 hits series which no one complained about

On 21/04/2026 at 17:10, Hadji said:

Looks like this will be the next spin-off. Can’t find a CD tracklist for it yet unless it will be vinyl only which I doubt

Interesting to see Def Leppard on here. Wish they were on the Yearbooks to be honest.

Also, seeing Bon Jovi’s ‘Always’ on here gives me hope it’ll be on Yearbook ‘94.

Apart from that, it’s just a cheap rehash of other “Dad Rock” spinoffs.

Also I agree on the sentiment that dads in this day and age aren’t solely into 80s rock ballads.

I have mates who are dads who are more into their late 90s/early 00s pop-punk/rock/heavy metal than all the 80s stuff.

NOW need to move past the fact that these so called “dads” are 00s dads, and are now probably grandads themselves.

4 hours ago, Tylky said:

Interesting to see Def Leppard on here. Wish they were on the Yearbooks to be honest.

Also, seeing Bon Jovi’s ‘Always’ on here gives me hope it’ll be on Yearbook ‘94.

Apart from that, it’s just a cheap rehash of other “Dad Rock” spinoffs.

Also I agree on the sentiment that dads in this day and age aren’t solely into 80s rock ballads.

I have mates who are dads who are more into their late 90s/early 00s pop-punk/rock/heavy metal than all the 80s stuff.

NOW need to move past the fact that these so called “dads” are 00s dads, and are now probably grandads themselves.

I got told about Def Leppard that they only license their music to rock and power ballad compilations only, which explains why they’re not on yearbooks and I expect Always to be on the 1994 yearbook. Shame Let’s Stay Together didn’t appear on 1972 because they chose to include it on their pointless 70s soul spin-off rather than include it on the 1972 yearbook

Edited April 23Apr 23 by Hadji

@awardinary , I think there's a good chance you will place these songs on your CD 3 of NOW 117 (if you end up doing a review on the album):

• "TEXAS HOLD 'EM" by Beyoncé

• "Praise Jah in the Moonlight" by YG Marley

• "redrum" by 21 Savage

• "Kool-Aid" by Bring Me the Horizon

• "One of the Girls" by The Weeknd, JENNIE & Lily-Rose Depp

• "Whatever" by Kygo & Ava Max

• "I Will" by Central Cee

• "Now and Then" by The Beatles

• "Never Lose Me" by Flo Milli

• "I Remember Everything" by Zach Bryan ft. Kacey Musgraves

• "Back on 74" by Jungle

• "Whatever She Wants" by Bryson Tiller

• "J CHRIST" by Lil Nas X

On 21/04/2026 at 17:10, Hadji said:

Looks like this will be the next spin-off. Can’t find a CD tracklist for it yet unless it will be vinyl only which I doubt

CD tracklist