Beck Loser (uk US Cd5) (1994)

Heaven Help is a 1994 single by Lenny Kravitz. This CD5 features the hit song plus a non-LP track used for the soundtrack Reality Bites ("Spinning Around Over You"), a B-side aptly titled "B Side Blues" and two live recordings.

"C.R.E.A.M." was the third or so single by New York rap group Wu-Tang Clan. Released in early 1994, this would help the group crossover onto the R&B and pop charts in support of their debut album, Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). This was released by LOUD/RCA.

"Can It Be All So Simple" was the fourth or so single by New York rap group Wu-Tang Clan. Released in 1994, this was the single after "C.R.E.A.M." and helped the group reach higher levels in fandom in support of their debut album, Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). This would help fans await the news that each member would come out with their own album. This single was released by LOUD/RCA.

"Fade Into You" is a 1994 single by California alternative rock/pop band Mazzy Star. This is the American CD5 released by Capitol Records.

Sabelle Breer was a singer who had minimal success but managed to be signed to Sony. This was her debut single before her venture with Sony, when she worked with Tommy Boy. This is her CD5 with them.

"Elemental" is a 1994 single and the title track to the album by British "group" Tears For Fears, which became a solo act for singer Roland Orzabal. This US CD5 was released by Mercury and features two live cuts.

Lucas With The Lid Off is the 1994 single by Danish rapper Lucas Secon, known simply under the mononym Lucas. The song was released on Lucas' second album, Lucaentric and was a big hit for him. This was released by Big Beat/Atlantic.

Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide is the 1994 single by a New York City rap combo who called themselves The Gravediggaz, or Gravediggaz without the "The". The group consisted of The Undertaker, who is better known as producer Prince Paul; The Rzarector, who was better known as Prince Rakeem but primarily known for the last 23 years as The RZA; The Grym Reaper, who was better known as rapper Too Poetic (or simply Poetic); and The Gatekeeper, who is better known as Fruitkwan or Frukwan, late of the group Stetsasonic. This is taken from their debut album Niggamortis, known as 6 Feet Deep in the United States due to the name being considered offensive for some buyers. This was released by Gee Street/Island.

Old School Lovin' is the first single from Chanté Moore's sophomore album, A Love Supreme. Released in 1994, this single features four mixes of the song, including two "Hot Summer Breeze" versions. Silas/MCA Records released this gem.

Vocab is the 1994 single by New Jersey trio The Fugees, when they were known as Fugees (Tranzlator Crew). This was the third single from their debut album, Blunted By Reality. The CD5 features different mixes of "Vocab", including the remix that was in the music video, plus mixes of "Nappy Heads" (their previous single) and "Refugees On The Mic". This was released by Ruffhouse Records in association with Columbia.