Now 03 (Australian series)

This article describes the third album in the Australian Now! series. It should not be confused with identically-numbered albums from other Now! series. For more information, see Now That's What I Call Music! 3 and Now That's What I Call Music! discography.
Now 03
Compilation album by Various Artists
Released 28 April 2003
Label EMI
Australian series chronology
Now 02
(2002)		 Now 03
(2003)		 Now 04
(2003)

Now 03 is a compilation CD released under EMI Music Australia. It was released in early 2003 and contained a limited edition special bonus DVD.[1] The album was certified gold.[2]

Track listing

  1. Missy Elliott – "Work It" (4:22)
  2. Craig David – "Hidden Agenda" (3:33)
  3. Atomic Kitten – "Be with You" (Milky 7" Edit) (3:34)
  4. Robbie Williams – "Feel" (3:39)
  5. Stacie Orrico – "Stuck" (3:42)
  6. Disco Montego – "U Talkin' to Me" (3:50)
  7. Jeremy Gregory – "That's What's Going Down" (3:20)
  8. Justin Timberlake – "Like I Love You" (Basement Jaxx Mix) (6:02)
  9. The Living End – "One Said to the Other" (3:31)
  10. Liberty X vs. Richard X – "Being Nobody" (3:37)
  11. The Soundbluntz – "Billie Jean" (4:00)
  12. Jakatta featuring Seal – "My Vision" (Joey Negro 7" Club Mix) (3:44)
  13. Norah Jones – "Don't Know Why" (3:07)
  14. Snoop Dogg featuring Pharrell and Uncle Charlie Wilson – "Beautiful" (3:20)
  15. Coldplay – "Clocks" (4:11)
  16. Who Da Funk featuring Jessica Eve – "Shiny Disco Balls" (3:14)
  17. Jennifer Love Hewitt – "Can I Go Now" (3:34)
  18. DJ Sneak featuring Bear Who – "Fix My Sink" (3:23)
  19. Taxiride – "Afterglow" (4:07)

DVD

  1. Stacie Orrico – "Stuck"
  2. Disco Montego – "U Talkin' to Me"
  3. Jeremy Gregory – "That's What's Going Down"
  4. The Soundbluntz – "Billie Jean"
  5. Jakatta – "My Vision"
  6. Who Da Funk – "Shiny Disco Balls"
  7. Jennifer Love Hewitt – "Can I Go Now"
  8. DJ Sneak – "Fix My Sink"
  9. Taxiride – "Afterglow"

References

  1. ↑ "NOW 03". discogs.com. Retrieved June 2016. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  2. ↑ "ARIA Charts - Accreditations - 2003 Albums". ARIA. Retrieved 22 June 2016.
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