Various Artists – Now That's What I Call Music! 18 (1990) Vinyl LP Record
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Various Artists – Now That's What I Call Music! 18 (1990) Vinyl LP Record
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Compilation Introduction
Now That's What I Call Music! 18 is a 32-track double LP compilation released in 1990 on EMI/Virgin/PolyGram, bringing together a fantastic selection of chart-topping hits from some of the biggest artists of the era. The compilation captures the sound of the late 1980s and early 1990s with memorable tracks that dominated the charts, including Nothing Compares 2 U (Sinéad O'Connor), Unchained Melody (The Righteous Brothers), It Must Have Been Love (Roxette), Sacrifice (Elton John), The Joker (Steve Miller Band), Tom's Diner (DNA feat. Suzanne Vega), Suicide Blonde (INXS), Step Back in Time (Kylie Minogue), Dirty Cash (Money Talks) (The Adventures of Stevie V) and Hold On (Wilson Phillips).
Tracklist Highlights
- Sinéad O'Connor — Nothing Compares 2 U — One of the most immediately distinctive and emotionally direct recordings of 1990; its combination of a warm, minimal production and O'Connor's completely assured vocal gives it a sustained emotional weight that made it one of the defining recordings of the decade.
- The Righteous Brothers — Unchained Melody — One of the most immediately recognisable and commercially dominant recordings on the compilation; its combination of a warm, orchestral production and the Righteous Brothers' completely assured vocal gives it a sustained commercial appeal that enjoyed a massive revival following its use in the film Ghost.
- Roxette — It Must Have Been Love — One of the most immediately distinctive and commercially effective pop recordings of 1990; its combination of a warm, pop production and Marie Fredriksson's completely assured vocal gives it a sustained commercial appeal.
- Elton John — Sacrifice — One of the most atmospherically distinctive and emotionally direct recordings on the compilation; its combination of a warm, piano-led production and Elton John's completely assured vocal gives it a sustained commercial appeal that gave him his first UK solo No. 1.
- The Adventures of Stevie V — Dirty Cash (Money Talks) — One of the most immediately energetic and commercially effective dance recordings on the compilation; its combination of a driving, house-influenced production and the ensemble's completely assured vocal gives it a sustained commercial appeal.
Record Details
- Artist: Various Artists
- Title: Now That's What I Call Music! 18
- Year: 1990
- Label: EMI / Virgin / PolyGram
- Format: Double LP
- Genre: Pop / Rock / Dance / Various Artists
- Decade: 1990s
- Barcode: 0077779569410
Condition
Condition: VG/VG — see our Condition Grading Guide.
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