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Various Artists
Released 2002

Superman (It's Not Easy)
03:40
8,417 plays

I'm Like a Bird
04:04
3,520 plays

Babylon
04:46
3,193 plays

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- 1
- Video
- 04:07
- 2,997 plays

- 2
- Fallin'
- 03:30
- 3,130 plays

- 3
- Ms. Jackson
- 03:59
- 3,048 plays

- 4
- Drops of Jupiter
- 04:19
- 239,755 plays

- 5
- Walk On
- 04:55
- 1,892 plays

- 6
- Honest With Me
- 05:47
- 1,062 plays

- 7
- I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow
- 03:10
- 2,543 plays

- 8
- I'm Like a Bird
- 04:04
- 3,520 plays

- 9
- Babylon
- 04:46
- 3,193 plays

- 10
- Fill Me In
- 04:15
- 2,082 plays

- 11
- You Rock My World
- 05:07
- 31,741 plays

- 12
- I Want Love
- 04:35
- 2,052 plays

- 13
- Still
- 04:19
- 15,198 plays

- 14
- Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
- 04:41
- 1,275 plays

- 15
- Shape of My Heart
- 03:50
- 1,705 plays

- 16
- Superman (It's Not Easy)
- 03:40
- 8,417 plays

- 17
- Imitation of Life
- 03:56
- 1,864 plays

album review

Reflecting what a strong year 2001 was for most kinds of music, Grammy Nominees 2002 collects a surprisingly diverse range of songs by new and time-tested acts alike. As with the previous Grammy compilations, this volume concentrates on the nominees for some of the most prominent categories: Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist, Best Male Pop Performance, and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal. While the collection only shows an edge on Outkast's epic "Miss Jackson" and "Honest With Me," from Bob Dylan's raucous return to form Love & Theft, it does include many of 2001's definitive singles, ranging from Alicia Keys' "Fallin'" to David Gray's "Babylon" to the Soggy Bottom Boys' "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow." Other highlights include Nelly Furtado's "I'm Like a Bird," Craig David's "Fill Me In," and R.E.M.'s "Imitation of Life." An overall decent round-up of some of 2001's biggest musical moments, Grammy Nominees 2002 doesn't break the boundaries of pop music, but it does show just how inclusive the mainstream has become. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide