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Tracklist:
CD1
01. Dizzee Rascal - Bonkers
02. Ciara - Love Sex Magic (Feat. Justin Timberlake)
03. Ironik - Tiny Dancer (Feat. Elton John)
04. Ne - Yo-Sexy Love
05. Britney Spears - Womanizer
06. Madcon - Beggin
07. Justin Timberlake - Sexyback
08. Alesha Dixon - Lets Get Excited
09. Usher - You Make Me Wanna
10. Akon - Smack That (Feat. Eminem)
11. Ll Cool J - Doing It
12. John Legend - Green Light
13. Chris Brown - Forever
14. Mystical - Shake Ya Ass
15. Eve - Satisfaction
16. Blu Cantrell - Breathe (Feat. Sean Paul)
17. Amerie - 1 Thing
18. Missy Elliot - Get Your Freak On
19. Kelis - Milkshake
20. Jay - Z-Hard Knock Life
21. DJ Jazzy Jeff And The Fresh Prince - Summertime

Disc 1:
1. Scream (feat. Nicole Scherzinger & Keri Hilson) - Timbaland
2. Feedback - Janet Jackson
3. Work - Kelly Rowland
4. Crank That Soulja Boy - Soulja Boy (Tell 'EM)
5. Ching-A-Ling - Missy Elliot
6. Industry Groupie - Chamillionaire
7. Regen (feat. Bushido) - Saad
8. Ghettobass - Azad
9. Ey DJ - Culcha Candela
10. Do It - Nelly Furtado
11. Superstar - Lupe Fiasco
12. Sorry, Blame It On Me - Akon
13. Through The Pain (She Told Me) (feat. Mario Winans) - P. Diddy
14. Honey - Erykah Badu
15. The Heart Gently Weeps (feat. Erykah Badu) - Wu-Tang Clan

Leave the daddy-daughter dynamics for People magazine to dissect, but one thing's for sure: with Coming Home, Lionel Richie may divebomb the spotlight so completely that daughter Nicole ends up a shadowy speck in the celebrity haze. Unlike virtually every other high-profile R&B record to arrive in recent years, Coming Home resists the temptation to lean back, even a little, on its dazzled-up list of collaborators, Jermaine Dupri, Raphael Saadiq, and Dallas Austin among them. Hot beats abound, especially on the dancefloor-ready "Up All Night," first single "I Call it Love," and "Why," but the overall vibe is pure Lionel, from the Commodores-esque "What You Are" to the "Penny Lover"-like prettiness of "Coming Home," to the wavy steel-guitar-laced lament that is "Outta My Head." Here are hooks that sink in instantly and vocals that float as if grafted to a bar of Ivory soap. Here, too, is a record unafraid of reaching artistically; if 2004's Just For You was dominated by classy but predictable ballads, Coming Home represents Mr. Richie as the trailblazing musical titan generations of fans fell in love by. Turn the volume up to 11 and make room on the couch--a hotter homecoming won't happen this year.