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Now That's What I Call Music Album Artwork on iTunes: A Disappointing Collection

The latest installment in the NOW series has finally arrived on iTunes, and unfortunately, it's a disappointing collection of tracks that fails to impress. Not only does it look aesthetically unpleasant, but it also lacks organization and is messy, with half of the tracks missing their respective artwork. For music lovers who take pride in their library's appearance, this is a frustrating sight.

As always, the NOW series attempts to capture a moment in time, but this collection seems to be a snapshot of the pop scene as of March 23, 2004. Unfortunately, it's a weak installment that fails to showcase the best of what the genre has to offer. The few good singles scattered throughout the record are overshadowed by lackluster tracks that don't seem to segue well together.

The album starts off with a pair of pop tunes before delving into hardcore rap, which leads to a stretch of dance and urban music. This is abruptly interrupted by adult pop and hard rock, making it difficult to find a cohesive flow throughout the record. The attempt at diversity falls flat, as the different styles are grouped together without any clear direction or purpose.

Despite some standout tracks like No Doubt's 'It's My Life,' Sheryl Crow's 'The First Cut Is the Deepest,' Norah Jones' 'Sunrise,' Sarah Connor's 'Bounce,' and Britney Spears' 'Toxic,' most of the collection is generic at best. On the other hand, some tracks, such as Nick Cannon's 'Gigolo,' are supremely irritating.

Overall, this album fails to live up to the standards set by previous installments in the NOW series. It's a disappointing collection that lacks cohesion and fails to showcase the best of what pop music has to offer. Music lovers may want to look elsewhere for a more satisfying listening experience.

Now thats what i call music album artwork itunes