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Summary: Now 70
Comment: Now That's What I Call Music 70
43 songs on 2 discs,
Most songs are good. I listen to this 1 song over an over again!
Worth buying!
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Summary: Great track listing!
Comment: Well I think this NOW cd has a great track listing, maybe not quite as good as NOW 69, but very close in my opinion! I don't know why they included 'Scooter - Jumping All over the World' on here, along with a few other songs I have never heard of...but the other great tracks make it only a small negative! I think it's a shame that Madonna won't allow her tracks on here, as 4 minutes is a very popular song that would have been great on NOW 70.
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Summary: Brilliant!!!!
Comment: Best 'Now' CD for a while. Cd 2 bettwer then Cd 1 in my opinion. Like the face that all the good songs are not just at the beginning like they usually are, but more spread out! Love it!
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Summary: Now That's What I Call Music 70
Comment: The best now cd since now 44 and that was a long time ago anyway buy this album for Touch My Body [CD 2] In My Arms Can't Speak French [CD 2] Black & Gold Cry for You Break the Ice Scream All I Ever Wanted and Take a Bow overall i give this album a 10/10 must buy!
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Summary: Good but quite a few misfires
Comment: The latest Now is packed with some of the biggest hits of recent months. On the plus side it contains five number ones, five number twos, three number threes plus eleven other Top 10 hits.
But perhaps due to the sluggish nature of the singles charts these days with some songs hanging around in the Top 40 for four or five months, the Now people have struggled to maintain the astoundingly high standard established by Now 68, which really restored the luster to a franchise that was beginning to tarnish. For example, disc one contains six tracks which did not even make the Top 10 and disc two a further nine. Some of these barely scraped the Top 30!
Another disappointment was that the compilers chose to include Coldplay's plodding Violet Hill, which only made number 8 in the singles chart, instead of their more recent and much better track Viva La Vida which made number one.
Please find below the track listing with the highest UK chart position given after each song:
1. Estelle feat. Kanye West American Boy 1
2. Dizzee Rascal feat. Calvin Harris & Chrome Dance Wiv Me 1
3. Mint Royale Singin' In The Rain 1
4. Sam Sparro Black & Gold 2
5. Duffy Warwick Avenue 3
6. Sara Bareilles Love Song 4
7. Gabriella Cilmi Sweet About Me 6
8. Ne-Yo Closer 1
9. Girls Aloud Can't Speak French 9
10. Kylie Minogue In My Arms 5
11. Sugababes Denial 15
12. Jonas Brothers S.O.S. 13
13. Alphabeat 10,000 Nights 16
14. The Ting Tings That's Not My Name 1
15. The Kooks Always Where I Need To Be 3
16. Pendulum Propane Nightmares 9
17. Black Kids I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You 11
18. Scouting For Girls Heartbeat 10
19. The Feeling Turn It Up (unreleased)
20. The Hoosiers Cops & Robbers 24
21. Paul Weller Have You Made Up Your Mind 19
22. Coldplay Violet Hill 8
1. Rihanna Take A Bow 1
2. Jordin Sparks with Chris Brown No Air 3
3. Will.I.am feat. Cheryl Cole Heartbreaker 4
4. Usher feat. Young Jeezy Love In This Club 4
5. Mariah Carey Touch My Body 5
6. Leona Lewis Better In Time 2
7. Chris Brown With You 8
8. Ironik Stay With Me 5
9. Taio Cruz I Can Be 18
10. The Script We Cry 15
11. Britney Spears Break The Ice 15
12. Timbaland feat. Keri Hilson & Nicole Scherzinger Scream 12
13. Flo Rida feat. T-Pain Low 2
14. Wiley Wearing My Rolex 2
15. DJ Q feat. MC Bonez You Wot! (unreleased)
16. Basshunter All I Ever Wanted 2
17. Scooter Jumping All Over The World 28
18. Ultrabeat vs Darren Styles Discolights (Unreleased)
19. Alex Gaudino feat. Shena Watch Out 25
20. September Cry For You 5
21. Fragma Toca\x{2019}s Miracle 2008 16
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