14 DAY TRIAL // After a few other great music collections, Apple is lowering prices again for some great music albums, for a limited time.
The new collection is called "Hits of the 2000s" and it's not just songs, but full albums. iTunes staff put together 78 albums and they've lowered the price per album to $7.99.
The selection is absolutely amazing. Ordered only by Bestsellers, the albums cover all the great singles of the past decade and a half.
First up – Justin Timberlake with "The 20/20 Experience." The 10 songs released back in March of 2013 feature singles like "Suit and Tie (featuring Jay Z)" and the excellent "Mirrors." All these songs cost $1.29 if purchased separately so you only pay 60% of the price for the whole album.
This is the first album by Justin Timberlake in seven years and it's already got a lot of awards. Justin Timberlake is on the list with the second part of "The 20/20 experience" the much appreciated "FutureSex/LoveSounds" released in 2006. Tracks like "SexyBack feat. Timbaland," "What goes around / Comes Around," and "Summer Love" are all here.
On a surprising second position is the Frozen (the Disney motion picture) Soundtrack: 32 different songs including "Do you Want to Build a Snowman," "Love is an open door," or "Let it go" by Demi Lovato.
The rock selection in this Catalog is limited, but purely awesome. Linkin Park's "Meteora," "Toxicity" by System of a Down, and "Fallen" by Evanescence are just a couple of albums that should be in your library.
Almost classics like "Back to Black" from Amy Winehouse, "Songs about Jane" by Maroon 5, "The Hits – Chapter One" by the Backstreet Boys and Michael Jackson's "XScape" are included in this collection.
Adele made it on the list with her album "19" and so did P!nk with "The truth about love." There are also several movie soundtracks like "Pitch Perfect," "Moulin Rouge," "Teen Beach Movie," "O Brother Where Art Thou," and the Disney Cartoon"Tangled."
Rap and Hip-Hop fans will have the pleasure of buying less expensive albums by Eminem or 50 Cent.
The collection ends with a special album called "21 Pop Sensations" that features your most loved songs from the past 14 years including P!nk, Britney Spears, Chris Brown, Usher, Avril Lavigne, Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez or Whitney Houston.