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- This article describes an album in the UK Now! series. It should not be confused with similarly or identically-titled albums belonging to different "Now!" series. For more information, see List of Now That's What I Call Music! albums.
Now That's What I Call Music! 49 or Now 49 was released in 2001. The album is the 49th edition of the (UK) Now! series.
[edit] Track listing
[edit] Disc one
- Robbie Williams : "Eternity"
- Gabrielle : "Out Of Reach"
- Atomic Kitten : "Eternal Flame"
- Blue : "All Rise"
- S Club 7 : "Don't Stop Movin'"
- Geri Halliwell : "It's Raining Men"
- Ronan Keating : "Lovin' Each Day"
- Stereophonics : "Have A Nice Day"
- Wheatus : "Teenage Dirtbag"
- Blink 182 : "The Rock Show"
- U2 : "Elevation (Tomb Raider Mix)"
- Outkast : "Ms. Jackson"
- Destiny's Child : "Survivor"
- Hear'Say : "The Way To Your Love"
- Backstreet Boys : "More Than That"
- Britney Spears : "Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know"
- Marti Pellow : "Close To You"
- Dido : "Thank You"
- Zero 7 : "Destiny"
- Radiohead : "Pyramid Song"
[edit] Disc two
- Eddy Grant : "Electric Avenue (Ringback Remix)"
- Gorillaz : "19 - 2000 (Soulchild Remix)"
- DJ Pied Piper and The Masters Of Ceremonies : "Do You Really Like It?"
- Mis-Teeq : "All I Want"
- Roger Sanchez : "Another Chance"
- Basement Jaxx : "Romeo"
- Da Hool : "Meet Her At The Love Parade 2001"
- Ian van Dahl : "Castles In The Sky"
- Fragma : "You Are Alive"
- Steps : "Here And Now"
- A*Teens : "Upside Down"
- Bellefire : "Perfect Bliss"
- Texas : "I Don't Want A Lover (2001 Mix)"
- Boris Dlugosch featuring Róisín : "Never Enough"
- Janet Jackson : "All For You"
- Eve : "Who's That Girl?"
- Nelly featuring City Spud : "Ride Wit Me"
- Sisqó : "Dance For Me"
- Aaron Soul : "Ring Ring Ring"
- Damage : "So What If I"
- Melanie B : "Lullaby"
[edit] Re-issue
When they first released the album, the song "The Rock Show" had the lyrics left in "We don't owe anyone a f**king explanation". The NOW company realised their mistake, and a week later, re-issued the album.
Shops were told to put Parental Advisory stickers on the first copies, and sold the re-issues alongside them.
The originals contained the artist name in bold and the song title in normal print, and the re-issues contain both names in normal print.
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