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Now That's What I Call Music! Volume 45

EMI/Virgin, CDNOW45, Jewel Case 45 Track 2000

Now That's What I Call Music! 46

Since its inauguration in the early 1980s, the Now That's What I Call Music compilations have provided a constant barometer of the tastes of the British music-buying public. As such, Now 46 is no exception, with a great cross section of chart topping tracks. On the pop front, there are such luminaries as S-Club 7, Steps, Britney Spears, Kylie and Gabrielle to provide some great summery sounds. Meanwhile, on the rock front, Coldplay, Richard Ashcroft and The Bloodhound Gang are on hand to show the diversity of people's preferences. On the dance side of things, there's a good spread of the two contemporary passions on the club floor: trance and two-step. Trance is represented by Darude's "Sandstorm", along with York's revamping of Chris Rea's "On The Beach". On a two-step tip, there are essential cuts from MJ Cole, MC Neat & DJ Luck and the awesome stylings of The B15 Project on the superb "Girls Like Us". All in all, for a pop music fan, this is an essential purchase. --Helen Marquis

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RAW 15th Anniversary Greatest Hits The Music

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Now That's What I Call Music Vol. 55

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Heart Still Beating: Live

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Roxy Music

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Sheet Music

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Now That's What I Call Music! 39

EMI/Virgin, cdnow39, Jewel Case 41 Track 1998

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More Than This: the Best of Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music

"Virginia Plain", "Street Life", "Love Is The Drug", "Avalon"--they are all here on this splendid, all-encompassing greatest hits package. As on the other Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music hits compilation, Street Life, the early years of Brian Eno period Roxy Music are largely overlooked in favour of Ferry's later, less avant-garde fare, from the extraordinarily camp "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall" to the chirpy "Let's Stick Together". Throughout, it's hard to resist the potent combination of Ferry's vampiric croon and Roxy Music's art school chic. A sexy and exciting ride through some of the finest pop moments of the 1970s and 80s. --Amber Cowan

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