Now That's I Call Chill / Various

I think that it was an ok idea for relax music, but I would have had a better selection of other eras used on it too

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"Now That's What I Call Chill" actually has an entertaining mix of songs that represent a strong variety. Amazon UK has the full track listing of what is a double cd set. The only caveat is that it is a subjective point on whether all of the songs are truly chill-out music. For instance, the following are some of the songs that are enjoyable but would be a debatable point on if they are truly chill-out music:Disc one: "Paradise" by Coldplay, "Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum, "Grenade" by Bruno Mars, "Sweet" by Gabrielle Cilmi, "Side" by Travis, and "Secret Smile' by SemisonicDisc two: "Blue Jeans" by Lana Del Ray, "Millenium" by Robbie Williams, "Put Your Records On" by Corinne Bailey Rae, "It's Ok" by Cee Lo Green, and "All The Lovers" by Kylie Minogue "Happiness" by Goldfrapp, "All I Need" by Air, and "Sadeness" (Part 1) by Enigma are really the only songs that I would personally consider chill-out music. "Now That's What I Call Chill" would be more for those who are unconcerned about getting chill-out and would be fine with an interesting range of music goodies.

"Now That's What I Call Chill" actually has an entertaining mix of songs that represent a strong variety. Amazon UK has the full track listing of what is a double cd set. The only caveat is that it is a subjective point on whether all of the songs are truly chill-out music. For instance, the following are some of the songs that are enjoyable but would be a debatable point on if they are truly chill-out music:Disc one: "Paradise" by Coldplay, "Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum, "Grenade" by Bruno Mars, "Sweet" by Gabrielle Cilmi, "Side" by Travis, and "Secret Smile' by SemisonicDisc two: "Blue Jeans" by Lana Del Ray, "Millenium" by Robbie Williams, "Put Your Records On" by Corinne Bailey Rae, "It's Ok" by Cee Lo Green, and "All The Lovers" by Kylie Minogue "Happiness" by Goldfrapp, "All I Need" by Air, and "Sadeness" (Part 1) by Enigma are really the only songs that I would personally consider chill-out music. "Now That's What I Call Chill" would be more for those who are unconcerned about getting chill-out and would be fine with an interesting range of music goodies.

I bought this 2CD after reading the reviews on Amazon from other purchasers who've really enjoyed the package. Overall "Now That's What I Call Chill" is an excellent 2CD set, but if it was a 3CD box set, slightly better choices by the compilers would greatly improve this compilation. But in the meanwhile, "Now That's What I Call Chill" is an excellent starter choice by people who want to relax and, basically, chill out. And with this 2CD set playing on their devices, I would say go for it and buy it - it's excellent!

Maybe one that will grow on me though I do like it so far.

This CD is very much enjoyable to listen to and very calming espically in the morning coming to work in the car. Second CD is not as good as the the first disc but that is always expected

Most of the songs are good on this cd. But there is always a couple that you dislike!. That's the beauty of a cd you can skip them!!! Some top tunes on this cd thanks amazon.