2012 Grammy Nominees (Album)

[johnm1120]

Out January 24th


1. Rolling In The Deep (Adele)
2. Grenade (Bruno Mars)
3. Firework (Katy Perry)
4. Moves Like Jagger (Maroon 5 Feat. Christina Aguilera)
5. Super Bass (Nicki Minaj)
6. What s My Name? (Rihanna Feat. Drake)
7. Work Out (J. Cole)
8. Yoü And I (Lady Gaga)
9. Pumped Up Kicks (Foster The People)
10. Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites (Skrillex)
11. Paradise (Coldplay)
12. Walk (Foo Fighters)
13. If I Die Young (The Band Perry)
14. The Cave (Mumford & Sons)
15. Holocene (Bon Iver)
16. Just A Kiss (Lady Antebellum)
17. Mean (Taylor Swift)
18. Honey Bee (Blake Shelton)
19. Drink In My Hand (Eric Church)
20. Dearest (The Black Keys)
21. Don t You Wanna Stay (Jason Aldean with Kelly Clarkson)
22. Body And Soul (Tony Bennett & Amy Winehouse)

[Au$tin]

Not a bad set of songs. Represents 2011 pretty well, actually.

[Scotty]

You and I, Walk, The Cave, Holocene. <3

[bb]

I've always found these things to be ridiculous. It's like Now That's What I Call Music and things like the American Idol 10 Year Anniversary Collection thing. They often feature the songs that you've heard so much that you've already purchased, so buying an entire compilation of them is redundant, IMO.

[Enigma.]

Jan 8, 2012 12:59:34 GMT -5 Au$tin said:

Not a bad set of songs. Represents 2011 pretty well, actually.

Except the biggest hit of 2011 is not there, PRA.

Didn't expect it to be though...

[Deleted]

There were years where this series released albums by genre

[badrobot]

Believe it or not, there was a time when you couldn't download songs or even buy singles for half of them, so collections like this were quite appealing.

But today, I don't understand the market for this very much. I'd guess this is the kind of album that gets 95%+ of its sales from physical CDs sold to people who don't buy much music.