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- Global Hits 2002
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Various Artists
Released 2002

Starlight
03:29
970 plays

Another Chance
03:19
8,794 plays

Do You Really Like It?
03:19
816 plays

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songs

- 1
- Rapture (Tastes So Sweet)
- 03:07
- 26,732 plays

- 2
- Another Chance
- 03:19
- 8,794 plays

- 3
- Starlight
- 03:29
- 970 plays

- 4
- Lady (Hear Me Tonight)
- 04:57
- 31,722 plays

- 5
- Hide U
- 03:59
- 1,797 plays

- 6
- Crying at the Discoteque
- 03:49
- 2,341 plays

- 7
- One More Time
- 05:20
- 13,561 plays

- 8
- Turn the Tide
- 03:59
- 5,497 plays

- 9
- Keep Control
- 03:34
- 756 plays

- 10
- Played-a-Live (The Bongo Song)
- 02:58
- 2,563 plays

- 11
- Freestyler
- 04:59
- 17,049 plays

- 12
- Let Me Love You
- 03:37
- 665 plays

- 13
- Daddy DJ
- 03:33
- 10,001 plays

- 14
- Castles in the Sky
- 03:08
- 4,538 plays

- 15
- Around the World (La la la la La)
- 03:34
- 43,809 plays

- 16
- Re-Rewind
- 03:52
- 700 plays

- 17
- Do You Really Like It?
- 03:19
- 816 plays

- 18
- 2 Times
- 03:43
- 2,636 plays

- 19
- Duel [Remix]
- 03:15
- 1,055 plays

album review

Something of a Now That's What I Call Music! for dance rather than pop music, Global Hits 2002 features a CD's worth of the most popular dance songs in 2002. All of the songs appear in radio-ready edited format, allowing Universal to cram a total of 19 songs onto the CD, including these highlights: iio's "Rapture (Tastes So Sweet)," Roger Sanchez's "Another Chance," Daft Punk's "One More Time," and Craig David's "Re-Rewind." The other 15 songs are undoubtedly hits, though not quite in the same echelon, at least in North America. In fact, that's partly the problem with this collection -- though these songs are all international hits (particularly in the U.K.), you wouldn't know that if you lived in North America, where only the aforementioned four highlights made much of an impression on mainstream consciousness. However, all of the songs here are great; there's no questioning that, assuming, of course, that you like the poppier and more accessible side of dance music. For those who like their dance music a little more challenging and innovative, this is definitely not the place to look; these songs are pure pop, most of them featuring vocals and some sort of memorable hook. After all, the songs are hit songs for a reason. As an added bonus, the collection is mixed DJ-style, resulting in a more continuous listen. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide