dave_ea

J. Lo, Celine, Kylie Usher In 'NOW' 10

www.Billboard.com


Tracks from Jennifer Lopez, Ja Rule, Celine Dion, and Kylie Minogue are among the 20 selections to be found on the 10th edition of the multi-artist hits compilation "NOW That's What I Call Music!," due July 23 from Epic in conjunction with the other major labels. The latest album goes a bit heavier on up-and-coming artists then past "NOW" sets, with tracks from B2K, Jade Anderson, Musiq, Paulina Rubio, and Vanessa Carlton.

More established artists are also well represented, including Marc Anthony, Enrique Iglesias, 'N Sync featuring Nelly, the late Aaliyah, Moby, and Blink-182. Britney Spears turns in the Darkchild remix of "Overprotected," while Lopez and Nas offer the Track Masters remix of "I'm Gonna Be Alright."

As previously reported, the ninth edition of "NOW That's What I Call Music!" has been certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for U.S. shipments of 2 million copies. It debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200 in March.

Each of the other eight albums have at least been certified platinum. Released in 2000, the fifth volume has the highest certification at quadruple platinum, while volumes seven and eight have reached the triple-platinum plateau. Volumes four and seven have also been certified for double-platinum shipments.

Here's the tracklisting for "NOW That's What I Call Music!" Vol. 10:

"Overprotected" (the Darkchild remix), Britney Spears
"Can't Get Your Out of My Head," Kylie Minogue
"Escape," Enrique Iglesias
"I've Got You," Marc Anthony
"Girlfriend," 'N Sync (the Neptunes remix featuring Nelly)
"I'm Gonna Be Alright," Jennifer Lopez/Nas (Track Masters remix)
"Don't Say Goodbye," Paulina Rubio
"Move It Like This," Baha Men
"More Than a Woman," Aaliyah
"Uh Huh," B2K
"Always on Time," Ja Rule/Ashanti
"Sugar High," Jade Anderson
"halfcrazy," Musiq
"Underneath Your Clothes," Shakira
"A Thousand Miles," Vanessa Carlton
"A New Day Has Come," Celine Dion
"We Are All Made of Stars," Moby
"First Date," Blink-182
"Stillness of the Heart," Lenny Kravitz

ManSlippers

These are the only tracks out of those that DON'T suck...

"Can't Get Your Out of My Head," Kylie Minogue
"Don't Say Goodbye," Paulina Rubio
"More Than a Woman," Aaliyah
"halfcrazy," Musiq
"Underneath Your Clothes," Shakira
"A Thousand Miles," Vanessa Carlton
"Stillness of the Heart," Lenny Kravitz

Other than that though....heh

Suzie

Now TEN?? when will the madness END??

I won't be buying it cause I don't think it's worth it. I have most of those CDs (the real ones from the artists, not the NOW ones) and the ones I don't have are by cruddy/annoying artists such as Celine Dion, Moby, and the Baha Men.

shescrazy

Yeah I usually don't buy the NOWs, mainly because after a while all the songs get annoying and you never want to hear them again. But it's nice to hear Britney is #1 on the tracklist. lol

ManSlippers

MOBY, lmao what a FLOP. I didn't even see his album debut on Billboard..."youre too old, let go, it's over, NOBODY LISTENS TO TECHNO"

dave_ea

ya it did debut on billboard at #4

Suzie

Why would you pay money for one of those NOW cds when you can just turn on the radio and hear the songs over and over and over.......

Moby...bleh. Can't stand him. I never could then I saw him on Cribs and REALLY couldn't stand him. HE'S SO BORING. And like you and Eminem said "NOBODY LISTENS TO TECHNO!"

ManSlippers

LMAO in WHAT country? It aint on there now...so in other words, FLOP.

dave_ea

ummm...why u acting so ignorant for??? i'm not a moby fan but i went and checked at billboard.com to see what moby's peak was and it was #4, so obviously it debuted at #4... and it's in the united states

so my advice to u kizzie is research before u say stupid things, it really wasn't a flop

Lita

This one is a mix for me. Some songs are ok and some are not. Though me being a Backstreet Boys fan I wish that there was a track of them on there, but there isn't. All well