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Hit-packed collection of the best R&B, Hip-Hop, and Hot 100! Came when they said it would and in great condition brand new Okay. So the NOW series and Totally Hits series do indeed have a couple of "censored" versions of the tracks selected, but with 20 tracks per CD, it can be overlooked. "Only Hits" looks promising, even with only 12 tracks, but get to "I Write Sins Not tragedies", and the word God is wiped out every time it is connected with the word "damn" in the chorus. How ironic that a song called "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" is tragically censored.... Therefore, don't expect uncensored versions of Yung Joc, T.I., E-40, James Blunt, etc.... On the bright side, Cassie's "remix" is not remixed, but just an extended version with rap, running nearly a full minute longer than the 3:49 ... see description |
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1.)TLC:No Scrubs- A I love this song!!!
2.)Monica:Angel Of Mine- A A great song from Monica!
3.)Sugar Ray:Someday- B- I liked Every Morning better.
4.)Santana f/ Rob Thomas:Smooth- D- Probably one of the most overplayed and overhyped song of all time.
5.)'NSYNC:(God Must Have Spent) A Little More Time On You- D+ Very very boring.
6.)Cher:Believe-Very good song! B It's an ok song.
7.)Deborah Cox:Nobody's Supposed To be Here(Dance Mix)- C- Not very good.
8.)Madonna:Ray Of Light- A+ Great! Great! Great! One of my favs of the CD.
9.)Barenaked Ladies:One Week- A The lyrics are strange, but this song is jammin!
10.)Third Eye Blind:Jumper- A+ My 2nd favorite from Third Eye Blind (1st fav is Blinded When I See You). A great song!
11.)Whitney Houston f/ Faith Evans & Kelly Price:Heartbrea... see description |
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I will Allways remember 2001,I was i was starting highschool that year and the music was amazeing so much better than 2006
back than there were so many great artists but now its so ridiculus ,so i stick with 2001 we will never forget that year and its music
This Totally Hits edition is the best one yet. The peak, and then all after kept falling!
"I Wanna Be Bad" by Willa Ford is definately the best song on here, and should have been put first. I find it very odd that it was #13, considering it was practically the biggest song of 2001. I also ponder why Willa's "Did Ya Understand That" was not featured on any of the 2002 Totally Hits editions, as well as Willa's "A Toast To Men" not featured on any of the 2004 Totally Hits editions. "A Toast To Men" was even bigger than "I Wanna Be Bad" a... see description |
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Dido's "Here with Me" succeeds at its end-run around ethereal singer-songwriter clichés, while Toni Braxton's "He Wasn't Man Enough" still sounds like one of the year's toughest singles. 1 hit contends), you can thank the women for bringing the style. ) If music unites the people (as 3's opening "deep dish dot com radio edit" of Madonna's No. (No surprise there, actually. (But yo, where's the rap?) Suburbilly queen Faith Hill offers "The Way You Love Me," a sexy pop-rocker that out-hooks the angst-lite of matchbox twenty, Vertical Horizon, and Barenaked Ladies, thereby proving that a makeup spokesmodel can trump guitar boys at their own game. --Rickey Wright . A more balanced representation of Pop 2000 than the better-selling Now 5, the third installment of the similarly multilabel... see description |
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Killer Mike & Joi), 'Everywhere' Michelle Branch, 'Wherever You Will Go' The Calling, 'Wasting My Time' Default, 'Youth Of The Nation' P. Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott), 'Get The Party Started' P!NK, 'What About Us?' Brandy, '7 Days' Craig David, 'Young'n (Holla Back)' Fabolous, 'The Whole World' Outkast (feat. O. 2002 compilation featuring 20 tracks, 'What's Luv?' Fat Joe, 'Oops (Oh My)' Tweet (feat. D, 'Hands Clean' Alanis Morrisette, 'Wrong Impression' Natalie Imbruglia, 'Standing Still' Jewel, 'We Fit Together' O-Town, 'I Love You' Faith Evans, 'A Woman's Worth' Alicia Keys, 'Can't Fight The Moonlight (Graham Stack Radio Edit)' Leann Rimes, 'Pass The Courvoisier Part II' Busta Rhymes & 'Anything' Jaheim. WHAT'S LUV?- ...This is okay, but Ja Rule's stuff is so much better. ... see description |
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