Boom Box

Disc 1
1	Just a Girl 3:25
2	It's My Life 3:45
3	Hey Baby / Bounty Killer 3:26
4	Bathwater 4:00
5	Sunday Morning 4:31
6	Hella Good 4:02
7	New 4:24
8	Underneath It All / Lady Saw 5:02
9	Excuse Me Mr. 3:04
10	Running 4:00
11	Spiderwebs 4:26
12	Simple Kind of Life 4:15
13	Don't Speak 4:22
14	Ex-Girlfriend 3:31
15	Trapped in a Box 3:23
Disc 2
1	Running Multimedia Track
2	Underneath It All / Lady Saw Multimedia Track
3	Hella Good Multimedia Track
4	Hey Baby / Bounty Killer Multimedia Track
5	Bathwater Multimedia Track
6	Simple Kind of Life Multimedia Track
7	Ex-Girlfriend Multimedia Track
8	New
9	Oi to the World Multimedia Track
10	Sunday Morning Multimedia Track
11	Excuse Me Mr. Multimedia Track
12	Don't Speak Multimedia Track
13	Spiderwebs Multimedia Track
14	Just a Girl Multimedia Track
15	Trapped in a Box Multimedia Track
Disc 3
1	Big Distraction 3:52
2	Leftovers 4:29
3	Under Construction 3:12
4	Beauty Contest 4:14
5	Full Circle 3:16
6	Cellophane Boy 2:52
7	Everything in Time previously unreleased / Outtake 3:26
8	You're So Foxy previously unreleased / Outtake 3:39
9	Panic previously unreleased / Outtake 3:08
10	New Friend / Buccaneer previously unreleased / Outtake 4:34
11	Everything in Time previously unreleased / Outtake 3:59
12	Sailin' On 3:35
13	Oi to the World 2:40
14	I Throw My Toys Around 3:00
15	New & Approved New Remix 6:20
16	A Real Love Survives / Ms. Dynamite previously unreleased / Rock Steady Remix 3:49
17	A Rock Steady Vibe previously unreleased / Rock Steady Remix 4:16
Disc 4
1	Tragic Kingdom Live
2	Excuse Me Mr. Live
3	Different People Live
4	Happy Now? Live
5	D.J.'s Live
6	End It on This Live
7	Just a Girl Live
8	The Climb Live
9	Total Hate Live
10	Hey You Live
11	The Imperial March Live
12	Move on Live
13	Don't Speak Live
14	Sunday Morning Live
15	Spiderwebs Live
16	Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Live

Barnes & Noble

This limited-edition box set contains four discs, spanning the past 11 years of the band's chart-topping career. Disc 1 contains the entire The Singles 1992-2003 CD and features hits from Rock Steady, Return of Saturn, and Tragic Kingdom, including "Just a Girl" and "Underneath It All," as well as the new single "It's My Life." Disc 2 , The Videos 1992-2003, is the DVD companion to Disc 1. Disc 3, Everything in Time, features seven previously unreleased tracks as well as B-sides, rarities, and remixes. And the final disc, Live in the Tragic Kingdom DVD, is a 1997 hometown concert directed by Sophie Muller.

All Music Guide

Released as a companion piece to No Doubt's presumably career-capping collection The Singles 1992-2003 (career-capping only if Gwen Stefani's solo career as a singer and actress does indeed take off), Boom Box appears to be a generous gift to their fans, a four-disc retrospective divided into two CDs and two DVDs. Unfortunately, appearances can be deceiving, and Boom Box isn't as carefully assembled as the singles collection, which is included as part of this set. Part of the problem is the packaging: the set is housed in a CD-sized box, with individual discs presented in cardboard sleeves -- a good idea, yet the construction feels as if it was done on the cheap, particularly since the flat grey-silver coloring doesn't look as classy as intended. But that's not what makes the box a mixed blessing; no, the real problem with the set is the conceit behind its construction. It seems that the idea behind Boom Box is that not only will hardcore No Doubt fans want a DVD of the videos, a DVD of their 1997 Live in the Tragic Kingdom home video, and a CD of B-sides and rarities, they'll want it all at once and, not only that, they'd be the only ones who would want any of this material. Consequently, this package is a little frustrating, particularly for those who would only want the DVD of the music videos -- since if they pay full price for that one disc, they'll be frustrated that the DVD doesn't have any special features, not even a 5.1 audio mix. Fortunately, the other half of Boom Box is very good -- the separately available The Singles proves what a dynamic singles band No Doubt was, while the B-sides and rarities disc has some good cuts, songs that hold their own with album tracks from their respective albums even if they're not as good as the singles. For the true fan, that rarities disc and the DVD are certainly worth having, and the live show is fine, even if it isn't particularly noteworthy. So, Boom Box does wind up as something worthwhile for the fans. Stephen Thomas Erlewine