About this album
Where they were
Released on November 1, 2001, 'World of Our Own' is Westlife's third studio album, following their successful self-titled debut in 1999 and the chart-topping 'Coast to Coast' in 2000. By this time, they had solidified their status as one of Europe's leading pop groups, riding high on a wave of commercial success with multiple number one hits.
Why it matters
'World of Our Own' debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and produced several hit singles, including 'Queen of My Heart,' which became one of the group's signature songs. The album's success further established Westlife's influence in the pop genre during the boy band resurgence of the late '90s and early 2000s.
Essential tracks
- "Queen of my heart (radio edit)" — This track showcases Westlife's signature vocal harmonies and emotional depth, becoming a defining song for the group and a fan favorite.
- "Bop bop baby" — With its catchy chorus and playful energy, this track illustrates the upbeat side of Westlife, balancing their ballad-heavy reputation.
- "I cry" — 'I Cry' highlights the group's ability to deliver poignant, heartfelt lyrics wrapped in lush pop melodies, resonating with listeners' emotions.
- "Uptown girl (radio edit)" — A cover of Billy Joel's classic, this rendition brings a fresh pop sensibility while showcasing the group's vocal versatility.
Release Date
November 1, 2001
Artist Origin
Ireland
Tracklist
- 1 Queen of my heart (radio edit) 4:19
- 2 Bop bop baby 4:21
- 3 I cry 4:11
- 4 Uptown girl (radio edit) 3:06
- 5 Why do i love you 3:38
- 6 I wanna grow old with you 4:06
- 7 When you're looking like that (single remix) 3:53
- 8 Evergreen 4:03
- 9 World of our own 3:32
- 10 To be loved 3:20
- 11 Drive 3:26
- 12 If your heart's not in it 4:19
- 13 When you come around 3:41
- 14 Don't say it's too late 4:12
- 15 Don't let me go 3:29
- 16 Walk away 3:59
- 17 Love crime 3:16
- 18 Imaginary diva 3:39
- 19 Angel 4:23