Now That’s What I Call Music! 27

Released: 4 April 1994

@nowmusic1993 Like the albums so far, but the only problem is that no tracks from Michael Jackson's Dangerous were included on NOWs 20 - 22. May you include those?

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10 hours ago, nowmusic1993 said:

Now That’s What I Call Music! 26

Released: 22 November 1993

Thank you for your contribution of The Blobby. 🙏

Now That’s What I Call Music! 28

Released: 18 July 1994

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Now That’s What I Call Music! 29

Released: 21 November 1994

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Rhythm of the Night and Another Night fab, I really like this period of 90s dance.

Right Beside You and 7 Seconds are sublime too.

Cappella, Haddaway, Maxx, Gloworm, Tony Di Bart good dance songs on the previous album.

Edited August 9Aug 9 by TheSnake

Yeah the Dance music around this era was absolutely stellar. So hi-energy! Thank you for including 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight' by Elton John and 'No One' by 2 Unlimited on NOW 29 by the way. Both deserved to be on there originally, and both are fantastic tunes.

Now That’s What I Call Music! 30

Released: 3 April 1995

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Now That’s What I Call Music! 31

Released: 24 July 1995

1995 is a great year, Livin' Joy, JX, Strike, Scatman, Corona, Real McCoy all have good tracks in the chart (follow up tracks for the latter two).

Billie Ray Martin with an epic dance track too. The chorus melody of D:ream Shoot Me With Your Love must have caught the ear of Robbie a few years later for Let Me Entertain You.

Deuce Call It Love kind of part of the eurodance too in terms of sound. Easily the best song they had for me!

What I remember from the time though as a young child were the more played in shopping centres MOR songs - M People Search For The Hero and Annie Lennox No More I Love You's and Celine Dion and Boyzone of course too.

Yes! Absolute bangers with the dance songs this year! I appreciate the inclusion of 'Another Day' on NOW 30. Also huge appreciation for Zig & Zig! Zig & Zag Style-ee! How Scatman John was not on the original NOW 31 is insane to me, his song was big at the time and is now legendary meme status these days. Adina Howard and Grace are also huge misses which should have been on NOW 31.

Now That’s What I Call Music! 32

Released: 27 November 1995

Edited August 11Aug 11 by nowmusic1993

Missing and Try Me Out great. The Original I like too.

Outhere Brothers La Hey Hey being better than their first two #1s! :o

McAlmont and Butler Yes is euphoric.

Dont You Want Me and I Feel Love finally appearing on a Now!

1 hour ago, TheSnake said:

Missing and Try Me Out great. The Original I like too.

Outhere Brothers La Hey Hey being better than their first two #1s! :o

McAlmont and Butler Yes is euphoric.

Dont You Want Me and I Feel Love finally appearing on a Now!

I agree with everything you’ve just said, especially about The Outhere Brothers, it doesn’t help that the mainstream radio edits of the first two singles aren’t on streaming services.

Don’t You Want Me and I Feel Love both appeared on the original Now 32 too😊

Now That’s What I Call Music! 33

Released: 25 March 1996

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Now That’s What I Call Music! 34

Released: 22 July 1996

Now That’s What I Call Music! 35

Released: 18 November 1996

Edited August 12Aug 12 by nowmusic1993

I know I've said it before but you are such a good compiler @nowmusic1993 probably one of the best I've ever seen. Your sequencing is incredible!

2 hours ago, awardinary said:

I know I've said it before but you are such a good compiler @nowmusic1993 probably one of the best I've ever seen. Your sequencing is incredible!

Thank you! My dream is to be the compiler of these, maybe one day😁

I love these too, as I said before!! 😊