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Now That's What I Call Music! 20,Various Artists

- Now That's What I Call Music! 20
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Various Artists
Released 2005

Lose Control
03:00
52,537 plays

You And Me
03:10
49,738 plays

Listen To Your Heart (Edmee's Unplugged Vocal Version)
04:28
48,586 plays

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- 1
- Lose Control
- 03:00
- 52,537 plays

- 2
- Don't Phunk With My Heart
- 04:04
- 29,156 plays

- 3
- Don't Cha (Radio Edit)
- 03:38
- 43,351 plays

- 4
- Pon De Replay (Radio Edit)
- 03:34
- 44,487 plays

- 5
- Pimpin' All Over The World (12-inch Version - Edited)
- 03:58
- 28,084 plays

- 6
- Like You
- 03:25
- 30,995 plays

- 7
- I Think They Like Me (Remix)
- 04:41
- 29,366 plays

- 8
- Cater 2 U
- 04:05
- 22,834 plays

- 9
- Must Be Nice
- 03:43
- 18,319 plays

- 10
- These Words (I Love You, I Love You)
- 03:34
- 29,489 plays

- 11
- Behind These Hazel Eyes
- 03:16
- 31,726 plays

- 12
- Listen To Your Heart (Edmee's Unplugged Vocal Version)
- 04:28
- 48,586 plays

- 13
- Just Want You To Know
- 03:52
- 29,226 plays

- 14
- Just The Girl
- 03:49
- 38,209 plays

- 15
- Do You Want To
- 03:35
- 16,154 plays

- 16
- Beverly Hills
- 03:15
- 43,235 plays

- 17
- Sugar, We're Goin Down
- 03:46
- 40,784 plays

- 18
- You And Me
- 03:10
- 49,738 plays

- 19
- Fix You
- 04:54
- 25,851 plays

- 20
- You'll Think Of Me
- 04:52
- 27,029 plays

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album review

Volume 20 of the Now series is even less thrilling than the 19th, at times sounding more like a mediocre soundtrack with some big names than a collection of hits that represents a few months of popular music. There are a number of well-known names and repeat contributors, such as Missy Elliott ("Lose Control"), the Black Eyed Peas ("Don't Phunk With My Heart"), Destiny's Child ("Cater 2 U"), Ludacris ("Pimpin' All Over the World"), and Coldplay ("Fix U"), but they each deliver songs that are either tepid retreads or safe compounds of past hits. If you've been listening to pop radio for the past five years, none of those songs will strike you as all that fresh or exciting. It's the new blood that keeps the compilation from being disposable: the Pussycat Dolls' mesmerizing "Don't Cha" has a wicked lingering effect and contends as one of the sexiest and best singles of 2005, Fall Out Boy counters familiar pop-punk sounds and awkward sports metaphors with a contagious level of energy, and Rihanna provides a pleasant summer jam that takes advantage of reggaeton's emergence. In keeping with the sense that you've heard most of this before and in better form, the typically genial and bittersweet Keith Urban makes his fourth straight appearance in the series, tucked at the very end, once again left to represent all of country music by himself. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide