Totally Hits 2002 (2002)

Product Summary Label: Warner/reprise/maverick UPC: 00081227819224 Release Date: 6/4/2002 Buy.com Sku: 60556549 Item#: M3G7N4 Buy.com Sales Rank: 48419 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. What's Love? - Fat Joe/Ashanti ~ Various Artists 2. Oops (Oh My) - Tweet/Missy Elliott (Radio edit) ~ Various Artists 3. Get The Party Started - Pink ~ Various Artists 4. What About Us? - Brandy (Radio mix) ~ Various Artists 5. 7 Days - Craig David ~ Various Artists 6. Young'n (Holla Back) - Fabolous ~ Various Artists 7. Whole World, The - Outkast/Killer Mike & Joi ~ Various Artists 8. Everywhere - Michelle Branch ~ Various Artists 9. Wherever You Will Go - The Calling ~ Various Artists 10. Wasting My Time - Default ~ Various Artists 11. Youth Of The Nation - P.O.D. ~ Various Artists 12. Hands Clean - Alanis Morissette ~ Various Artists 13. Wrong Impression - Natalie Imbruglia ~ Various Artists 14. Standing Still - Jewel ~ Various Artists 15. We Fit Together - O-Town ~ Various Artists 16. I Love You - Faith Evans ~ Various Artists 17. Woman's Worth, A - Alicia Keys ~ Various Artists 18. Can't Fight The Moonlight - LeAnn Rimes (Graham Stack Radio edit) ~ Various Artists 19. Pass The Courvoisier Part II - Busta Rhymes/P. Diddy/Pharrell ~ Various Artists 20. Anything - Jaheim/Next ~ Various Artists   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info TOTALLY HITS 2002's crop of pop hits runs the gamut from Fat Joe's East Coast gangsta rap "What's Luv" to Leann Rimes's odd disco-meets-country outing "Can't Fight the Moonlight." It stops along the way to embrace potential one-hit-wonders such as Tweet, whose ode to pleasure "Oops (Oh My)" is probably the most R-rated entry here, and contemporary rockers like P.O.D., whose anthemic "Youth of the Nation" combines elements of rap and U2 in a kind of alternative State Of The Union polemic. Elsewhere, femme faithfuls such as Alanis Morissette and Jewel, whose "Standing Still" displays the artist's continuing ability to keep abreast of the times, make welcome re-appearances alongside relative newcomers like the spunky anti-Britney Pink, whose "Get the Party Started" was already one of the year's highlights. Aussie Natalie Imbruglia's airy "Wrong Impression" was one of the few Britpop incursions into the charts in 2002. Another, Craig David's "7 Days," is so US-R&B influenced it's hard to remember he's in fact British. Boy bands are represented by O-Town's Latin-lite "We Fit Together," but perhaps the most memorable cut here is Outkast's glorious "The Whole World," which channels Bootsy, George Clinton, and Grandmaster Flash in one unforgettable package.   Technical Info Release Date : 06/04/2002 Original Release Date : 2002 Catalog ID : 78192 Label : Warner Strategic Marketing Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00081227819224   Professional Reviews Entertainment Weekly (6/7/02, p.76) - "...Documents the return of the guitar and the ongoing decline of the sensitive white chick..." - Rating: B-   Product Image