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Released: 25 March 2002

Now That’s What I Call Music! 52

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.

Edited September 15Sep 15 by TheSnake

The second half of Disc 1 is great.

Now That’s What I Call Music! 53

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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Now That’s What I Call Music! 55

Released: 21 July 2003

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Released: 17 November 2003

Now That’s What I Call Music! 57

Released: 5 April 2004

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Now That’s What I Call Music! 58

Released: 26 July 2004

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Released: 22 November 2004

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Now That’s What I Call Music! 60

Released: 21 March 2005

Edited September 22Sep 22 by nowmusic1993

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 September 22Sep 22 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

🟤Now That’s What I Call Music! Spring 1980⚪️
🪟Step back in time to the Spring of 1980 with 40 of the biggest tracks of the time, 9 of which were UK number-ones. Featuring huge artists at the time such as Blondie, ABBA, Madness, The Nolans, The Detroit Spinners, Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Pink Floyd, The Police, The Jam, Paul McCartney, Michael Jackson and Queen!🪟

Edited October 26Oct 26 by nowmusic1993

26 minutes ago, nowmusic1993 said:

🟤Now That’s What I Call Music! Spring 1980🟤
🪟Step back in time to the Spring of 1980 with 40 of the biggest tracks of the time, 9 of which were UK number-ones. Featuring huge artists at the time such as Blondie, ABBA, Madness, The Nolans, The Detroit Spinners, Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Pink Floyd, The Police, The Jam, Paul McCartney, Michael Jackson and Queen!🪟

You've even done an LP version. Nice!

🔵Now That’s What I Call Music! Summer 1980🟢
🌴Step back in time to the Summer of 1980 with 40 of the biggest tracks of the time, 9 of which were UK number-ones. Featuring huge artists at the time such as Diana Ross, Sheena Easton, David Bowie, ABBA, Olivia Newton-John & Electric Light Orchestra, Bob Marley & The Wailers, The Gap Band, Odyssey, Michael Jackson, Kelly Marie, M*A*S*H*, The Korgis, Don McLean, Johnny Logan, The Jam and Queen!🌴

Edited October 26Oct 26 by nowmusic1993

12 minutes ago, nowmusic1993 said:

🔵Now That’s What I Call Music! Summer 1980🟢
🌴Step back in time to the Summer of 1980 with 40 of the biggest tracks of the time, 5 of which were UK number-ones. Featuring huge artists at the time such as Diana Ross, Sheena Easton, David Bowie, ABBA, Olivia Newton-John & Electric Light Orchestra, Bob Marley & The Wailers, The Gap Band, Odyssey, Michael Jackson, Kelly Marie, M*A*S*H*, The Korgis, Don McLean, Johnny Logan, The Jam and Queen!🌴

Really impressive! I wonder how far you can go with these?

1 minute ago, Harrison FB said:

Really impressive! I wonder how far you can go with these?

Up to 1983 when my Now alternatives started and then I’ll go back to the 70s.