NOW Thats What I Call Music! 20th Anniversary Vol. 2 (2019)
Title: NOW Thats What I Call Music! 20th Anniversary Vol. 2
Label: Sony Music Entertainment, Legacy Recordings, UMG Recordings
Style: Electropop, Reggaeton, Dancehall, Poptropical, Moombahton, Dirty Rap, Indie, Synthpop
Release Date: 01-02-2019
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 20 Tracks
Time: 01:13:56 Min
Size: 170 MB
Tracklist:
01. Taylor Swift - Shake It Off 3:42
02. Britney Spears - Toxic (Remastered) 3:21
03. Kesha - Tik Tok 3:23
04. Ariana Grande Feat. Iggy Azalea - Problem 3:16
05. Jennifer Lopez Feat. Pitbull - On The Floor (Radio Edit) 3:53
06. Justin Bieber - Sorry 3:22
07. Jason Derulo - Want To Want Me 3:30
08. Chris Brown Feat. Juelz Santana - Run It! 3:53
09. Nelly - Hot In Herre (Radio Edit) 3:54
10. Destiny's Child - Survivor (#1's Edit) 3:51
11. Nsync - Pop (Radio Version) 2:58
12. Pitbull Feat. Christina Aguilera - Feel This Moment 3:52
13. Katy Perry - Roar 3:45
14. P!Nk - Blow Me (One Last Kiss) 4:18
15. Ne-Yo - Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself) 4:14
16. Usher - U Got It Bad 4:11
17. Backstreet Boys - I Want It That Way 3:36
18. Lady Gaga - Million Reasons 3:28
19. Onerepublic - Counting Stars 4:19
20. Imagine Dragons - Thunder 3:09
For starters, these 20th Anniversary compilations are anything but cohesive. Rather than starting from the beginning of the series and putting songs in chronological order, there seems to be no reason for why the track listing is the way it is. The latter half of Volume 2 is probably most offensive, jumping from Let Me Love You, to U Got It Bad, to I Want It That Way which hasnt been included on any previous NOW more on that later to Million Reasons. Knowing what we know now, its in pretty poor taste to include a Chris Brown song. The US version of NOW Thats What I Call Music! continues to celebrate its 20th anniversary in a rather underwhelming way. Generally speaking, this review refers to both volumes that have been released, since they are both of the same quality.
As far as these NOW Debut! tracks go, they are entirely unexciting selling points. While some fans may appreciate these new-to-NOW tracks by Beyonce and Taylor Swift, they have been played out for quite some time now and their inclusion is highly unnecessary - especially when these artists both have a plethora songs that have appeared on prior NOW compilations that could've been used. We are celebrating the series' 20th Anniversary, are we not? Feels strange to include songs that weren't a part of the main series to begin with.
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