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- Now, Vol. 14
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Various Artists
Released 2003

Wat da Hook Gon Be [Super Clean Edit]
03:44
58,990 plays

Stacy's Mom
03:16
40,517 plays

Here Without You
03:54
39,041 plays

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songs

- 1
- Crazy in Love
- 03:56
- 26,327 plays

- 2
- Where Is the Love?
- 03:49
- 35,413 plays

- 3
- My Love Is Like...Wo
- 03:26
- 20,223 plays

- 4
- Never Leave You (Uh Ooh, Uh Ooh!)
- 03:02
- 18,076 plays

- 5
- Right Thurr
- 03:36
- 29,252 plays

- 6
- Wat da Hook Gon Be [Super Clean Edit]
- 03:44
- 58,990 plays

- 7
- Thoia Thoing
- 03:39
- 20,434 plays

- 8
- Let's Get Down
- 04:18
- 38,700 plays

- 9
- Señorita [Radio Edit]
- 04:34
- 16,819 plays

- 10
- I Want You
- 03:30
- 32,806 plays

- 11
- Suga Suga
- 03:58
- 30,252 plays

- 12
- In Those Jeans
- 04:02
- 17,514 plays

- 13
- Walked Outta Heaven
- 03:47
- 12,354 plays

- 14
- (There's Gotta Be) More to Life
- 03:19
- 20,773 plays

- 15
- Why Can't I?
- 03:26
- 25,553 plays

- 16
- Stacy's Mom
- 03:16
- 40,517 plays

- 17
- Girls & Boys
- 03:01
- 24,264 plays

- 18
- The Boys of Summer
- 04:01
- 27,996 plays

- 19
- Someday
- 03:25
- 384,899 plays

- 20
- Here Without You
- 03:54
- 39,041 plays

album review

Now, Vol. 14 blasts off with perhaps the most exciting song of 2003, Beyoncé's slamming "Crazy in Love." From such heights there is nowhere to go but down, but this 20-track collection of songs that were hits in the middle months of 2003 still has a handful of excellent songs. Justin Timberlake's sultry Latin pop-influenced "Senorita" is another key point in the argument that he really is talented; Liz Phair's "Why Can't I?" is a total Avril ripoff that is a bit unseemly for someone her age, but one can't deny that it's an incredibly hooky song; and Fountains of Wayne's "Stacy's Mom" is an intelligent, fun power pop song that should have been a hit in 1983, not 2003. How did it get to be a hit anyway? Other songs that might not have much shelf life past 2003 but were fun at the time include the tuneless but charming "Never Leave You (Uh Ooh, Uh Ooh!)" by Lumidee, which makes use of the seemingly ubiquitous Diwali riddim, Chingy's dorky and charming "Right Thurr," the Ataris' ridiculously earnest cover of Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer," and Baby Bash's naggingly catchy "Suga Suga." ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide