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Release Date: Jun 04, 2002; Lead Performance: Various Artists; Genre: Pop
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David Browne
David Browne is EW's music critic and author of ''Dream Brother: The Lives & Music of Jeff & Tim Buckley'' (HarperCollins)
In a perverse way, the latest pop sampler, Totally Hits 2002, has cultural significance: The inclusion of P.O.D., Default, and even Michelle Branch documents the return of the guitar and the ongoing decline of the sensitive white chick (the Jewel and Natalie Imbruglia cuts were totally not huge hits). Otherwise, it's the usual assortment of singles that deserved to dominate (''Get the Party Started,'' ''The Whole World'') and those that didn't (''Can't Fight the Moonlight''). At the very least, a step up from the dreadful ''NOW 9.''
Posted Jun 03, 2002
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