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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Don't Stop Movin' - S Club 7 | |||
| 2. Lovin' Each Day - Ronan Keating | |||
| 3. What Took You So Long? - Emma Bunton | |||
| 4. I'm Like A Bird - Nelly Furtado | |||
| 5. Out Of Reach (Blacksmith Rerub Mix) - Gabrielle | |||
| 6. Whole Again - Atomic Kitten | |||
| 7. Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know - Britney Spears | |||
| 8. Lullaby - Melanie B | |||
| 9. All Rise - Blue | |||
| 10. Always Come Back To Your Love - Samantha Mumba | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. All For You - Janet Jackson | |||
| 2. Case Of The Ex - Mya | |||
| 3. E. I. - Nelly | |||
| 4. Still Be Lovin¹ You - Damage | |||
| 5. Stutter - Joe | |||
| 6. White Boy With A Feather - Jason Downs feat. Milk | |||
| 7. Straight Up - Chanté Moore | |||
| 8. Piano Loco - DJ Luck & MC Neat | |||
| 9. Clint Eastwood (Ed Case & Sweetie Irie Refix) - Clint Eastwood & Sweetie Irie | |||
| 10. I Wanna Be U - Chocolate Puma | |||
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Smash Hits magazine is of course the undisputed bible of pop, so it's no surprise to see the first disc of their latest compilation opening with S Club 7's gloriously over-the-top "Don't Stop Movin'", followed up swiftly by another slice of power pop from Uncle Ronan ("Lovin' Each Day"). It all goes a bit soppy from there on in with most of the remaining time taken up with ballads. Things do perk up a bit at the end, thanks to Texas ("Inner Smile") and the A*Teens ("Upside Down") but for the most part this is a disc for slow snogging (or sitting in your room wishing) rather than for frantic jigging at the school disco. Disc 2 is a bit odd seeing as this is a Smash Hits "Pop" album--consisting of 17 dance and R&B tracks with three indie numbers plonked somewhat incongruously on the end. Given that rock is in ascendance at the moment, it's a shame that the powers that be didn't add some Papa Roach or Limp Bizkit, which would have added a bit more oomph to the slightly lacklustre proceedings. --Rikki Price
Smash Hits magazine is of course the undisputed bible of pop, so it's no surprise to see the first disc of their latest compilation opening with S Club 7's gloriously over-the-top "Don't Stop Movin'", followed up swiftly by another slice of power pop from Uncle Ronan ("Lovin' Each Day"). It all goes a bit soppy from there on in with most of the remaining time taken up with ballads. Things do perk up a bit at the end, thanks to Texas ("Inner Smile") and the A*Teens ("Upside Down") but for the most part this is a disc for slow snogging (or sitting in your room wishing) rather than for frantic jigging at the school disco. Disc 2 is a bit odd seeing as this is a Smash Hits "Pop" album--consisting of 17 dance and R&B tracks with three indie numbers plonked somewhat incongruously on the end. Given that rock is in ascendance at the moment, it's a shame that the powers that be didn't add some Papa Roach or Limp Bizkit, which would have added a bit more oomph to the slightly lacklustre proceedings. --Rikki Price
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