Hafið (2002)

UK compilation featuring 6 CDs of chilled beats & pure blissed out grooves from Fatboy Slim, Nightmares On Wax, Chemical Brothers, Moby, Leftfield, Underworld and loads more.

Alternative 60s: From Woodstock to Vietnam, a Various Artists Compilation. Released 1 July 2002 on Sony Music.

This 20 songs compilation encompasses 10 years of singles released during the Cranberries career. "Hollywood" and "You and Me" were only released in certain countries but never the less have been included. Two brand new tracks were recorded specially for this album. As there are 20 tracks on the album we used a number of different single versions of several songs, plus created a few new edits. This is a sample of Cranberries music across 5 albums. Tracks 19 & 20 are previously unreleased and recorded in Miami at Criteria Hit Factory Studios on June 3-6 2002.

If you ignore Sorted! 40 Madchester Baggy Anthems' rather misleading title, then Ministry of Sound's two-disc set functions as a fun trip back to the late-'80s/early-'90s British music scene that includes a nice selection of Madchester, Brit-pop, trip-hop, dream pop, dance, and indie singles from the era. Though there's no way that the Cocteau Twins' "Iceblink Luck," Suede's "Animal Nitrate," or the Sugarcubes' "Hit" could be considered baggy – indeed, Suede's darkly glamorous version of Brit-pop was in some ways a direct response to some of Madchester's dippier, more excessive tendencies – these songs do add some contrast to baggy classics like Happy Mondays' "Step On," the Charlatans' "The Only One I Know," the Farm's "All Together Now," and Inspiral Carpets' "Dragging Me Down."

Cathedral Dreams: Music To Inspire is a 2CD compilation released in 2002 by Virgin Classics. Subtitled Choral Classics For Your Soul, it features a wide range of different compositions meant to excite the musical and spiritual mind.

Peanut Butter Wolf's Jukebox 45's is a 2002 compilation album by Peanut Butter Wolf consisting of the 7" 45rpm singles he released on his record label, Stones Throw. It's an eclectic mixture of hip-hop, funk, soul and things that might arguably be called indie pop.

The Very Best Of Billy Ward & The Dominoes is a 2002 compilation CD by Billy Ward & The Dominoes. The CD actually credits it to Billy Ward & The Dominoes featuring Clyde McPhatter & Jackie Wilson so you'll know who are some of the people on this disc. Collectables made this happen.

Drop, Hop, Drone, Scratch, Slide & A For Anything is a 2002 collaboration album between Marina Rosenfeld and The Sheer Frost Orchestra. This was made possible from charhizma.

The Andrews Sisters came on the scene in 1938 with Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen, and closed out their era (early fifties) with the dreamy balled, I Can Dream Can't I? and the monster smashes in between with Rum and Coca-Cola and Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy to name just a few. Their blissful passion shines on through in this 4 disc collection of some of their most popular tunes. Disc One and Two are all their Top Ten hits in chronological order. Disc three and four are full of rare tunes that are also quite enjoyable. You can't listen to these tracks and not tap your feet and sing along.