How to Find Albums, News, and the Store on the 2002 Website

The 2002 website (2002music.com) puts everything in one top navigation bar: Albums, Videos, News, Photos, Contact, and Store. If you only remember one thing, start there. The homepage also lists the full album catalog and the latest news item, and a mailing-list signup at the bottom is the way to get new-release announcements.

Use the top navigation first

The header menu is the fastest route to any section. It appears in this order:

Click the item that matches what you need. This works from any page that shows the header, so you don't have to return to the homepage first.

If you're looking for a specific album

Go to Albums. The catalog on the homepage gives you a preview of what's listed, including titles such as Wings III - Ambient Bliss, The Wishing Well, Time Traveler, Clouds Below, Hummingbird, Celtic Fairy Dream, A World Away, and many older releases going back to Land of Forever and A Dream Creation. Singles and cassette listings also appear in the catalog, so scan the full list rather than assuming only full-length CDs are there.

If you want the newest release or band updates

Two places work together:

1. News in the top menu for announcements.
2. The homepage news block, which currently highlights Wings III - Ambient Bliss — ten new songs, real CDs, and Dolby Atmos mixes, available on streaming platforms with a limited number of CDs. A "Click for More Info" link sits with that item.

If you're checking whether something is already out, read the date on the news item rather than relying on the album list alone.

If you want to buy music or merch

Use Store for purchases and Merch where it appears in the page content. Note that the site separates listening from buying: the news item says the new album will be on all streaming platforms, while physical CDs are described as limited. If a physical copy matters to you, check the Store early rather than assuming it will stay in stock.

If you want future release announcements

At the bottom of the page there's a mailing-list signup labeled "Join our mailing list for the latest news." Enter your email and submit to be notified about new music. This is the practical option if you don't want to keep revisiting the News page.

Common snags

• Menu vs. page content: the same album titles appear both in the top navigation's Albums section and in the homepage list. They're the same catalog, so don't treat them as two different collections.
• Store vs. streaming: finding an album in the catalog doesn't mean a CD is available — the site explicitly calls the new release's CDs limited.
• Older titles: the catalog mixes recent releases with much older ones, plus singles and cassettes. If you're hunting for one specific title, scan the whole list instead of stopping at the first few entries.

For background on who the band is, see the site's About section; for the catalog itself, Albums is the reliable entry point.