Artist	Song
Groove Armada	I See You Baby
from Vertigo (2000)
Groove Armada	Hands of Time
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	At the River
from Vertigo (2000)
Groove Armada	My Friend
from Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (2001)
Groove Armada	If Everybody Looked the Same
from Vertigo (2000)
Groove Armada	Superstylin'
from Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (2001)
Groove Armada	Love Sweet Sound (feat. Candi Staton)
from Soundboy Rock (Bonus Track Version) (2008)
Groove Armada	I Won't Kneel (feat. SaintSaviour)
from Black Light (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Groove Armada	Purple Haze
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Easy
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	History (feat. Will Young)
from Black Light (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Groove Armada	Get Down (feat. Stush)
from Soundboy Rock (Bonus Track Version) (2008)
Groove Armada	But I Feel Good
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Inside My Mind (Blue Skies)
from Vertigo (2000)
Groove Armada	Groove Is On
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Chicago
from Vertigo (2000)
Groove Armada	Lovebox
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Suntoucher
from Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (2001)
Groove Armada	Shameless (feat. Bryan Ferry)
from Black Light (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Groove Armada	Remember
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Fogma
from Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (2001)
Groove Armada	Your Song
from The Remixes (2000)
Groove Armada	Little By Little
from Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub) (2001)
Groove Armada	Madder
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Think Twice
from Lovebox (2003)
Groove Armada	Paper Romance (feat. Fenech Soler & Jess Larrabee)
from Black Light (Deluxe Edition) (2010)
Groove Armada	Whatever, Whenever
from Vertigo (2000)
Groove Armada	A Private Interlude
from The Remixes (2000)
Groove Armada	Whatever, Whenever
from The Remixes (2000)
Groove Armada	Song 4 Mutya (Out of Control) [feat. Mutya Buena]
from Soundboy Rock (Bonus Track Version) (2008)

Comment:

With four straight albums in the U.K. Top 10 and Elton John behind them (he took the duo on tour soon after [i]Vertigo[/i] dropped), Groove Armada's been something of an anomaly in the expansive realm of electronica music. Mostly because they've refused to stick to one or even three subgenres within the span of each platter — one minute they're readying "I See You Baby" for a big-beat remix by the likes of Fatboy Slim, and the next they're wading through the underground with spy groove samples and the backpack-rap icon Jeru the Damaja ("Suntoucher"). Did we mention that Richie Havens — the Greenwich Village folkie who opened Woodstock and played the same coffee shops as Bob Dylan and Joan Baez — also turns up on "Little by Little" and "Hands of Time?" Yes, they're [i]that[/i] unpredictable.

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