- New Year's Eve 1995, live at Madison Square Garden, Phish
- The best of John Hiatt
- Croweology, The Black Crowes
- Now that's what I call music!, 4
- The best of Sugar Ray
- Greatest hits, Billy Idol
- Unplugged, Neil Young
- Alice in Chains
- Perfect from now on, Built to Spill
- Hear in the now frontier, Queensrÿche
- Big Willie style, Will Smith
- Now that's what I call music! 7
- The best of now that's what I call music!, 10th anniversary
- MTV unplugged, Korn
- Greatest hits, Journey
- Ten new songs, Leonard Cohen
- No strings attached, *NSYNC
- Now that's what I call music! 3, [18 top chart hits]
- Get a grip, Aerosmith
- Californication, Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Platinum collection, [greatest hits I, II, III], Queen
- Now that's what I call '90s alternative rock
- Now that's what I call 90s pop
- Rotten apples, the Smashing Pumpkins greatest hits
- Greatest hits, Foo Fighters
- Waking up the neighbours, Bryan Adams
- Greatest hits, Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
- Part lies part heart part truth part garbage:, 1982-2011, R.E.M
- 100 hits, the best nineties album
- BBC sessions, Green Day
- Nude & rude, the best of Iggy Pop
- Building nothing out of something, Modest Mouse
- Lenny Kravitz greatest hits
- Greatest hits, Bruce Springsteen
- The singles 1992-2003, No Doubt
- Turn it on again, the hits, Genesis
- Forbidden love, Death Cab for Cutie
- Hybrid theory, Linkin Park
- Whitey Ford sings the blues, Everlast
- Stoned immaculate, the music of the Doors
- Now
- Blues for the red sun, Kyuss
- Now that's what I call music!
- Third Eye Blind
- Christmas Eve and other stories, Trans-Siberian Orchestra
- Now that's what I call the 1990s, the alternative collection
- Now that's what I call music!, 5
- The best of Poison, 20 years of rock
- Strange times, Moody Blues
- Promised land, Queensrÿche