1 minute ago, awardinary said:

Lady Lady wasn't an actual single was it? If anything they could have left off Nice To Each Other from Now 121 and use that here as it peaked later on.

Also regarding Tate, the song Just Keep Watching was a soundtrack song and the didn't include any other songs from that soundtrack so it was expected to be excluded.

According to her discography, Lady Lady is an official single. I’m just glad that So Easy missed out so it ends up on Now 123. As for Tate McRae, they might include Just Keep Watching on Now 123 instead of Tit For Tat

Edited October 20, 2025Oct 20 by Hadji

1 minute ago, Hadji said:

According to her discography, Lady Lady is an official single. I’m just glad that So Easy missed out so it ends up on Now 123. As for Tate McRae, they might include Just Keep Watching on Now 123 instead of Tit For Tat

They won't include it, they will likely exclude both those songs by the time of the next volume unless TIT FOR TAT rebounds significantly after Christmas. Again, they should have included What I Want.

26 minutes ago, awardinary said:

They won't include it, they will likely exclude both those songs by the time of the next volume unless TIT FOR TAT rebounds significantly after Christmas. Again, they should have included What I Want.

Tit For Tat has peaked at number 6 so far and I agree about What I Want. Even if Tit For Tat doesn’t manage to repeak, it should appear on Now 123 regardless. I don’t see why it won’t. As you say, they’ll skip Just Keep Watching

Looks like they’re doing 60s yearbooks like this like they did 00s as millennium series. Due for release on 21st November. They should’ve done it the way they did the millennium series for the 00s

Edited October 23, 2025Oct 23 by Hadji

Double announcement today as we also have a party compilation released on 14th November.

Edited October 23, 2025Oct 23 by gooddelta

8 minutes ago, gooddelta said:

Double announcement today as we also have a party compilation released on 14th November.

Big mistake releasing it at the same time as Now 122

Happy and I Gotta Feeling desperately need to be retired, sick of seeing them on Now albums.

Happy to see Loreen's Euphoria on the party album though. Weird crediting for Gnarls Barkley, another Eurythmics type situation.

Happy to see Are You Sure by The Allisons on the 60s album because it didn't make either of the Now Eurovision compilations for some reason. One of the best 60s entries from the UK, reminds me of Everly Brothers.

1 minute ago, gooddelta said:

Happy and I Gotta Feeling desperately need to be retired, sick of seeing them on Now albums.

Don’t forget Relax too. That definitely needs to be retired. I’d love for those songs to become unlicensable

And The Grease Megamix. Can we not just have You're The One That I Want in full?

Yay, I'm happy the Yearbooks are stretching back to the '60s as I collect all the main ones and have much fondness for the decade.

Well, moreso 1963 onwards, but still some good stuff there - especially the 1-2 punch of 'Telstar' and 'Apache' opening the final disc

I’d rather they did yearbooks for the 00s. The millennium series was pointless as there was so many hits in the 00s

1 hour ago, gooddelta said:

And The Grease Megamix. Can we not just have You're The One That I Want in full?

Agreed. Compilations are obsessed with the Megamix.

The 60’s one looks really good! Proper classic Rock & Roll on Disc 3 which I’m in love with. sigh Guess I’ll have to add this one to the collection - I’m running out of space!

17 hours ago, gooddelta said:

Double announcement today as we also have a party compilation released on 14th November.

Still a bit confused that On The Floor still is the non-Pitbull version despite Pitbull still appearing on Now albums. Same goes with Price Tag.

Edited October 24, 2025Oct 24 by IdentFan101

59 minutes ago, IdentFan101 said:

Still a bit confused that On The Floor still is the non-Pitbull version despite Pitbull still appearing on Now albums. Same goes with Price Tag.

And Blurred Lines is always the non-T.I. version and I don’t recall the Pitbull version appearing on any Now album. They put the solo version on Now 79 because all the songs on disc 1 had no collaborations and it would’ve looked odd having the Pitbull version on disc 1. They should’ve put the Pitbull version on disc 2 instead of the solo version on disc 1

The only compilation I own that has the Pitbull version is Bravo The Hits 2011 from Germany.

It's a shame because it's a much stronger song with Pitbull, his raps in it are very quotable and memorable. It sounds rather empty without him in my opinion.

Seeing as they sometimes like to change the release date of some of their albums, then they should push Now Ultimate Party back a week so it isn’t clashing with Now 122

Maybe they are hoping people will pick them up together if they are racked up next to each other.

I seem to recall the same thing happening in 2021 with Now 110 and Now That's What I Call A Massive Party.

39 minutes ago, gooddelta said:

Maybe they are hoping people will pick them up together if they are racked up next to each other.

I seem to recall the same thing happening in 2021 with Now 110 and Now That's What I Call A Massive Party.

If I went to the shops to buy both but only had enough money for one of them, I’ll obviously choose Now 122

5 hours ago, gooddelta said:

The only compilation I own that has the Pitbull version is Bravo The Hits 2011 from Germany.

It's a shame because it's a much stronger song with Pitbull, his raps in it are very quotable and memorable. It sounds rather empty without him in my opinion.

The Pitbull version also appears on NOW 39 (US). As does the B.o.B version of Price Tag.

It is odd that in the UK the collabs hit a bit of a snag for licensing.