| | Now That's What I Call Music! 9 CD (4 Customer Reviews)
In offering up a slice of early 2002's pop landscape, NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL MUSIC! VOLUME 9 casts its net far and wide for a collection that epitomizes the term "strange bedfellows." Although the bubble-gum boom cooled off considerably, this compilation still finds room to include Britney's Prince-flavored "I'm A Slave 4 U" and of course competing cuts by N Sync ("Gone") and Backstreet Boys ("Drowning"). Hip-hop and R&B dominate Volume 9, whether its southern rookie Petey Pablo ("Raise Up"), Roc-A-Fella superstar Ludacris ("Roll Out [My Business]"), or Def Jam stablemates Case and Ja Rule ("Livin' It Up").
Along with homegrown divas like Mary J. Blige ("Family Affair") and Jennifer Lopez ("Ain't It Funny") are Canadian Nelly Furtado ("Turn Off The Light") and Colombian Shakira ("Whenever, Wherever"). Those craving songs with a somewhat harder edge also get their needs met by sensitive aggro-rockers Incubus ("Wish You Were Here"), funk master Lenny Kravitz ("Dig In"), and rock behemoths Aerosmith ("Just Push Play") and U2 ("Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of").
M.J.Blige/N.Furtado/J.Lo/Pink/ Ja Rule/Shakira/Nsync/Ludacris Now That's What I Call Music! 9 Music Now That's What I Call Music! 9 Songs | 1. | Get The Party Started / Sweet Dreams - Pink/Redman |
| 2. | I'm a Slave 4 U - Britney Spears |
| 3. | Family Affair - Mary J. Blige |
| 4. | Whenever, Wherever - Shakira |
| 5. | Ain't It Funny - Jennifer Lopez |
| 6. | Livin' It Up - Ja Rule/Case |
| 7. | Roll Out (My Business) - Ludacris (LP mix) |
| 8. | Lights, Camera, Action! - Mr. Cheeks |
| 9. | Raise Up - Petey Pablo |
| 10. | Caramel - City High (Trackmaster's remix) |
| 11. | Turn Off the Light - Nelly Furtado |
| 12. | Gone - *NSYNC (LP mix) |
| 13. | Emotion - Destiny's Child |
| 14. | Differences - Ginuwine |
| 15. | Drowning - Backstreet Boys |
| 16. | Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of - U2 |
| 17. | Just Push Play - Aerosmith |
| 18. | Dig In - Lenny Kravitz |
| 19. | Wish You Were Here - Incubus |
| 20. | Giving In - Adema |
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