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Released: 25 March 2002

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Released: 22 July 2002

Its a pity that Ian Van Dahl - Will I is not on spotify.

Love the rest of the dance stuff from 2002.

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The second half of Disc 1 is great.

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Released: 18 November 2002

Chad Kroeger definitely with the best Hero song, sorry Enrique.

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Released: 7 April 2003

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Released: 21 July 2003

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Released: 17 November 2003

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Released: 5 April 2004

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Released: 26 July 2004

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Released: 22 November 2004

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Released: 21 March 2005

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Yeah the 5 dance tracks are good at the end of Disc1, a mix of disco house, trance and clubland there. Also the two 80s remixes Out of Touch and Falling Stars are nostalgic.

On disc 2 there's my favourite Keane track too This Is The Last Time with a great chorus. Dakota Stereophonics the other highlight of the disc.

Edited Tuesday at 17:234 days by TheSnake

I wouldn’t have opened with Peter Kay. The album was announced before the song was released and they didn’t know it would be that big of a hit. I’d have chosen Girls Aloud as the opener as that was probably the biggest hit at the time the album was announced. I’d have included Get Right on there