Now GOT HITS! PERFECT POP ALBUM is what Virgin Records calls music! With an all-star program of 20 up-to-the-minute top-charted hits by Aaliyah, Justin Timberlake, Coldplay, Nick Carter, Kylie Minogue, Moby, Atomic Kitten, and more than a dozen others (including the two bonus '80s breakthrough hits by Kylie Minogue and Paula Abdul) the GOT HITS! series is poised to become THE brand-to-beat in 2003.

GOT HITS! stacks the deck with an unbeatable array of #1 chart singles and tracks by the Who's Who of today's 'perfect pop' artists - from this year's Grammy-winning "Days Go By" (from the Mitsubishi commercial) by U.K. trio Dirty Vegas to Kylie Minogue's #1 smash of 2002, "Can't Get You Out Of My Head." #1 hits from Making The Band favorites O-Town ("All Or Nothing") and the trend-setting DJ from Spain, DJ Sammy ("Heaven") are in the mix alongside signature R&B grooves from Aaliyah ("Try Again"), and Nivea ("Don't Mess With The Radio").

The London-based female vocal trio Atomic Kitten, who have notched an astounding 8 top-charted British singles since debuting in late-1999, will make their U.S. premiere on GOT HITS! with the reggae-vibed cover of Blondie's "The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling)."

GOT HITS! presents a lion's share of teen favorites from Back Street Boys' Nick Carter with "Help Me," *NSYNC's Justin Timberlake with "Like I Love You (Basement Jaxx Vocal Mix)," "Just a Friend" by Mario, "BareNaked" by Jennifer Love Hewitt, "All I Can Do" by Jump 5 (Sparrow's first teen pop group), plus an adventurous sampling of music from DJ Sammy "Heaven", Moby "We Are All Made Of Stars," and "Something" by Belgium's Lasgo.

The compilation's scope also takes in 3-time Grammy-winning British group Coldplay's premiere hit in this country, "Yellow" (from their Grammy-winning album Parachutes); London's Blue with their #4 U.K. hit "All Rise"; Los Angeles-based group The Calling with "Wherever You Will Go, and Texas-based Latin-pop future stars the Kumbia Kings with their chart-climbing hit "Don't Wanna Try" presented by A.B. Quintanilla, who served as producer of his sister Selena's many hits.

As a special bonus, GOT HITS! wraps up with two career-defining gems, the 1988-89 hits that established the reigns of Kylie Minogue and Paula Abdul. Still fresh nearly 15 years later are Kylie Minogue's remake of Little Eva's "The Loco-Motion" (written by Gerry Goffin & Carole King) and American Idol judge Paula Abdul's "Straight Up," the first of six #1 hits she charted in the whirlwind years between 1989 and 1991.

GOT HITS! has got all the hits you'll need!


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