The Pop Hits
The Pop Hits | ||||
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Compilation album by Roxette | ||||
Released | 24 March 2003 | |||
Recorded | 1988–2002 | |||
Genre | Pop | |||
Label | EMI | |||
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Singles from The Pop Hits | ||||
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The Pop Hits is one of two "best of" albums by Swedish pop duo Roxette, released on 24 March 2003. The other is The Ballad Hits, released in October 2002.
"Opportunity Nox", "Little Miss Sorrow", "Makin' Love To You" and "Bla Bla Bla Bla Bla (You Broke My Heart)" were newly recorded for this album. "Better Off on Her Own" was a B-side of the 1999 single "Stars". Original version of "Stupid" appeared earlier on Per Gessle's solo album The World According to Gessle. "Opportunity Nox" was released as a single, and in March 2003 the song became the first Roxette song to reach Svensktoppen.
Track listing
- "Opportunity Nox" Previously unreleased
- "The Look" from Look Sharp!
- "Dressed for Success" (US Single Mix) from Look Sharp!
- "Dangerous" (G.M. Remaster '03) from Look Sharp!
- "Joyride" (Single edit) from Joyride
- "The Big L" from Joyride
- "Church of Your Heart" (G.M. Remaster '03) from Joyride
- "How Do You Do!" from Tourism
- "Sleeping in My Car" (Single edit) from Crash! Boom! Bang!
- "Run To You" (G.M. Remaster '03) from Crash! Boom! Bang!
- "June Afternoon" from Don't Bore Us, Get to the Chorus!
- "Stars" (G.M. Remaster '03) from Have a Nice Day
- "The Centre of the Heart" (G.M. Remaster '03) from Room Service
- "Real Sugar" from Room Service
- "Little Miss Sorrow" Previously unreleased
Four track bonus EP
- "Stupid" Previously unreleased
- "Makin' Love to You" Previously unreleased
- "Better Off on Her Own" B-Side to Stars single
- "Bla Bla Bla Bla Bla (You Broke My Heart)" Previously unreleased
Singles
- "Opportunity Nox"
- "Opportunity Nox"
- "Fading Like a Flower (Everytime You Leave)" (Live)
- "Breathe" (T&A Demo)
Charts
Country | Position |
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Austria | 32 |
Belgium (Flanders) | 17 |
Denmark | 17 |
Finland | 40 |
Germany | 22 |
Netherlands | 27 |
Norway | 13 |
Sweden | 16 |
Switzerland | 27 |
References
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