NOW That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 3 - 2003-2013 (3LP)
NOW Thatâs What I Call Music! is excited to celebrate our 40th anniversary, and we are proud to present four very special collectorâs editions that together present 175 essential hits from the past 40 years on vinyl⊠the third of these is NOW That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 3 - 2003-2013. Looking back at 10 years of huge Pop hits, this 3LP is pressed on beautiful blue vinyl in a stunning tri-fold sleeve that includes a track-by-track guide and original singles and NOW artwork
43 tracks that span 10 years of NOW releases, including tracks from all of the numbered NOW Thatâs What I Call Music! albums from NOW 55 to NOW 85.
LP1 kicks off with 50 Centâs Rap Classic and 2003âs biggest single in the U.S. âIn Da Clubâ, followed by pop gold from Sugababes, Will Young and Maroon 5, plus R&B/Pop crossover smashes from Justin Timberlake and Outkast. The mid-noughties saw first #1s from James Blunt, Stereophonics, Scissor Sisters, and Gnarls Barkley, whose #1 âCrazyâ in 2006 became not only that yearâs best seller, but also the first single to reach #1 on download only sales. Leona Lewis won the TV talent show âThe X-Factorâ and enjoyed a massive #1 with âBleeding Loveâ, and JLS and One Direction also went on to huge success - all feature on this collection. Pop royalty Take That returned, and Amy Winehouse and Duffy emerged, achieving huge album sales. Coldplay hit #1 with âViva La Vidaâ, and LP2 further features The Black Eyed Peas, La Roux, and Lady Gaga with electro-dance pop floor-fillers. Bruno Mars enjoyed his first #1 with B.o.B on âNothinâ On Youâ.
As the âTensâ decade got underway, Katy Perry, Jessie J, and Jennifer Lopez all released massive pop tracks to great success and open the third LP. Lana Del Rey released the defining âVideo Gamesâ in 2011 and is featured along with the stunning âJar Of Heartsâ by Christina Perri. Fabulous collaborations follow from David Guetta feat. Sia, Fun. feat. Janelle MonĂĄe, and will.i.am & Britney Spears⊠plus Florence + The Machine who reached #1 with a fantastic Calvin Harris remix of their track âSpectrum (Say My Name)â. The volume closes with âPompeiiâ - the first Top 3 single for Bastille - and âAnother Loveâ by Tom Odell - a single that would become enduringly popular and return to the Top 10 nine years later.
NOW Thatâs What I Call 40 Years â celebrating NOWâs legacy with Massive Pop Hits from the past 40 years.
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NOW Thatâs What I Call Music! is excited to celebrate our 40th anniversary, and we are proud to present four very special collectorâs editions that together present 175 essential hits from the past 40 years on vinyl⊠the third of these is NOW That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 3 - 2003-2013. Looking back at 10 years of huge Pop hits, this 3LP is pressed on beautiful blue vinyl in a stunning tri-fold sleeve that includes a track-by-track guide and original singles and NOW artwork
43 tracks that span 10 years of NOW releases, including tracks from all of the numbered NOW Thatâs What I Call Music! albums from NOW 55 to NOW 85.
LP1 kicks off with 50 Centâs Rap Classic and 2003âs biggest single in the U.S. âIn Da Clubâ, followed by pop gold from Sugababes, Will Young and Maroon 5, plus R&B/Pop crossover smashes from Justin Timberlake and Outkast. The mid-noughties saw first #1s from James Blunt, Stereophonics, Scissor Sisters, and Gnarls Barkley, whose #1 âCrazyâ in 2006 became not only that yearâs best seller, but also the first single to reach #1 on download only sales. Leona Lewis won the TV talent show âThe X-Factorâ and enjoyed a massive #1 with âBleeding Loveâ, and JLS and One Direction also went on to huge success - all feature on this collection. Pop royalty Take That returned, and Amy Winehouse and Duffy emerged, achieving huge album sales. Coldplay hit #1 with âViva La Vidaâ, and LP2 further features The Black Eyed Peas, La Roux, and Lady Gaga with electro-dance pop floor-fillers. Bruno Mars enjoyed his first #1 with B.o.B on âNothinâ On Youâ.
As the âTensâ decade got underway, Katy Perry, Jessie J, and Jennifer Lopez all released massive pop tracks to great success and open the third LP. Lana Del Rey released the defining âVideo Gamesâ in 2011 and is featured along with the stunning âJar Of Heartsâ by Christina Perri. Fabulous collaborations follow from David Guetta feat. Sia, Fun. feat. Janelle MonĂĄe, and will.i.am & Britney Spears⊠plus Florence + The Machine who reached #1 with a fantastic Calvin Harris remix of their track âSpectrum (Say My Name)â. The volume closes with âPompeiiâ - the first Top 3 single for Bastille - and âAnother Loveâ by Tom Odell - a single that would become enduringly popular and return to the Top 10 nine years later.
NOW Thatâs What I Call 40 Years â celebrating NOWâs legacy with Massive Pop Hits from the past 40 years.
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NOW Thatâs What I Call Music! is excited to celebrate our 40th anniversary, and we are proud to present four very special collectorâs editions that together present 175 essential hits from the past 40 years on vinyl⊠the third of these is NOW That's What I Call 40 Years: Volume 3 - 2003-2013. Looking back at 10 years of huge Pop hits, this 3LP is pressed on beautiful blue vinyl in a stunning tri-fold sleeve that includes a track-by-track guide and original singles and NOW artwork
43 tracks that span 10 years of NOW releases, including tracks from all of the numbered NOW Thatâs What I Call Music! albums from NOW 55 to NOW 85.
LP1 kicks off with 50 Centâs Rap Classic and 2003âs biggest single in the U.S. âIn Da Clubâ, followed by pop gold from Sugababes, Will Young and Maroon 5, plus R&B/Pop crossover smashes from Justin Timberlake and Outkast. The mid-noughties saw first #1s from James Blunt, Stereophonics, Scissor Sisters, and Gnarls Barkley, whose #1 âCrazyâ in 2006 became not only that yearâs best seller, but also the first single to reach #1 on download only sales. Leona Lewis won the TV talent show âThe X-Factorâ and enjoyed a massive #1 with âBleeding Loveâ, and JLS and One Direction also went on to huge success - all feature on this collection. Pop royalty Take That returned, and Amy Winehouse and Duffy emerged, achieving huge album sales. Coldplay hit #1 with âViva La Vidaâ, and LP2 further features The Black Eyed Peas, La Roux, and Lady Gaga with electro-dance pop floor-fillers. Bruno Mars enjoyed his first #1 with B.o.B on âNothinâ On Youâ.
As the âTensâ decade got underway, Katy Perry, Jessie J, and Jennifer Lopez all released massive pop tracks to great success and open the third LP. Lana Del Rey released the defining âVideo Gamesâ in 2011 and is featured along with the stunning âJar Of Heartsâ by Christina Perri. Fabulous collaborations follow from David Guetta feat. Sia, Fun. feat. Janelle MonĂĄe, and will.i.am & Britney Spears⊠plus Florence + The Machine who reached #1 with a fantastic Calvin Harris remix of their track âSpectrum (Say My Name)â. The volume closes with âPompeiiâ - the first Top 3 single for Bastille - and âAnother Loveâ by Tom Odell - a single that would become enduringly popular and return to the Top 10 nine years later.
NOW Thatâs What I Call 40 Years â celebrating NOWâs legacy with Massive Pop Hits from the past 40 years.
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