CD Single

"Can't Go For That" is a 2000 single by American singer Tamia Hall, who is simply known under the mononym Tamia. This is an enhanced CD, the enhanced portion has been placed in the "extras" folder and features the music video for the hit song. The MP3 version removes the enhanced portion and is just the CD audio. This was released in support of her second album, A Nu Day, released on Elektra.

"Triumph" is the first single from Wu-Tang Clan's second album, Wu-Tang Forever. This is the promotional single featuring an edit of the song plus an instrumental, for those who may want to do hip-hop karaoke or create worst songs from it. LOUD/RCA Records assembled this.

"Love Don't Live Here" is the 2010 single by British group Bananarama, who were a duo when this was recorded and released. This was put out by Fascination via Polydor.

Radio Megamix (US promo CD single)] is a promotional 1-song CD single in support of the compilation album Ultimate Dance Party 1997. It is a megamix to promote the comp disc and may be of interest for those who enjoy megamix or would like to utilize this to play an assortment of songs rather than focus on one. This was released by Arista.

Always Be My Baby is a 3-song US CD single by American singer Mariah Carey. This was released in 1996 by Columbia Records and is slightly different from the US CD5, as this features a song not on an album called "Slipping Away".

"imagination" is the 1998 single by Canadian soul singer Tamia Hall, simply known under her mononym Tamia. This was the first single from her debut album Tamia, released on Quincy Jones' label Qwest via Warner Bros.

"Who You Are" is a 1996 single by Seattle grunge rock band Pearl Jam. This was released in support of their album No Code and was released by Epic.

The Plan is a 1998 single by American rap group Sunz Of Man. It features the hit plus a track which uses Earth, Wind & Fire's "Shining Star", which also brings in Jamaican artist Beenie Man as special guest within a Trackmasters Remix of the song. This was released by Threat/Red Ant Entertainment/BMG

"Soon As I Get Home" is the second single from Faith Evans' debut album. This features a remix of her first single, "You Used To Love Me". Bad Boy/Arista released this baby.

"Dark Days" is the 2000 single by American artist/producer Josh Davis, known under the pseudonym DJ Shadow. Released on 26 September, 2000, this was created as a theme song for the documentary film about those who live in the railway tunnels of New York City. Shadow did new mixes for a few of his older songs but "Dark Days" was done specifically as something new.