title: Variations Exist

text:
Tracklist:

1 I Just Wanna Be Loved 3:52

Remix - Richie Stevens
Producer - Culture Club

2 I Just Wanna Be Loved (Magic Man Remix) 4:50

Remix - Dave Maurice
Producer - Culture Club

3 Do You Really Want To Hurt Me (Quivver Mix) 11:26

Remix - Quivver
Producer - Steve Levine

Three versions of this CD exist:

Virgin VSCDT 1710, 7243 8 95344 2 9 Containing all 3 tracks listed above.
Virgin VSCDE 1710, 7243 8 95345 2 8 Containing only tracks one and two.
Virgin VSCDJ 1710 (DJ Promo) Containing only track one.

Perhaps amazon would be kind enough to differentiate as to which
of these a listing represents. The artwork differs on the DJ Promo.


title: Track List

text:
1. "I Will Survive" - Gloria Gaynor
2. "Upside Down" - Diana Ross
3. "Boogie Oogie Oogie" - A Taste of Honey
4. "Heaven Must Have Sent You" - Bonnie Pointer
5. "I Love the Nightlife" - Alicia Bridges
6. "Got to be Real" - Cheryl Lynn
7. "Don't Leave Me This Way" - Thelma Houston
8. "If I Can't Have You" - Yvonne Elliman
9. "Turn the Beat Around" - Vicki Sue Robinson
10. "It's Raining Men" - The Weather Girls
11. "We Are Family" - Sister Sledge
12. "Last Dance" - Donna Summer


title: Good

text: Likely


title: Five Stars

text: Best CD


title: It's good!!

text: It is difficult to find any fault with Erik's playing over the last whatever years I'm a big fan his talent is undeniable so why four stars are well it just seemed a little bit slow maybe not up to his normal standard so I would say if you like Eric get it but it's not going to be in your top 5 list most likely


title: outstanding memories

text: Great reminder of artist of the 70s


title: Woodstock?

text: I don't even have the CD, but I mark it down for one main reason. Why the heck is Woodstock not on the CD?


title: Close your eyes!

text: I love to listen to Lalah just like I did when her father Donny was alive. She has such a smooth, sultry voice. Thank you Amazon.


Rating


title: The best

text: These guys still are as good as they were when this album was made.


title: This is a classic.

text: Loved this album since I was a teenager.


title: Rare record found at last at a decent price

text:
Nice music and good quality !
Thank you for the good price too.
I have tried before the prices I found before yours were outrageous !


title: A very good Denver selection

text: Has many of the favorites found on other albums but some are live and many are songs not found on other albums, Toledo is a funny diversion. Good listening, great for road trips, keeps you in the Rocky Mountain mood.


title: Monolithic

text: Though not a true concept album like Operation: Mindcrime, Promised Land is an engaging conceptual-esque song cycle unified by simarily themed songs and myriad sound effects. From the opening collage of 9:28 AM we get right into the "story" with I Am I, which, along with The Bridge, was a minor album rock radio hit. Other standout tracks include Out of Mind, the epic title track, One More Time, and the personal, moving closing track Someone Else? which is made all the more poignant as it's arrangement consists solely of piano and Geoff Tate's world-class vocals. This is possibly the band's best set of lyrics ever, they are, for the most part, intensely personal, moving, and, at times, uplifting. Out of Mind, with it's conveyings of guilt and the sense of perspective it gives you, and the all too typical father/son story in The Bridge are the standouts in the lyrical department. The music and overall arrangements are also the best and most dense that Queensryche has ever put together. Though not their top album (that honor still belings to Mindcrime) this is one of their most interesting, and certainly one of their best.


title: Memories of younger days!

text: I remember their music from childhood days - Greatest Hits albums are a good way to add to the library!


title: A virtually unknown extreme Gem

text: Unless you were REALLY attuned to the late 70's through early 80's music scene, chances are you don't even know who she is. Better known as a writer, Karla has recorded some truly beautiful music. Timeless music that sounds as good today as when it was released. I've had the pleasure of seeing her live 3 times, the first when she was a virtual unknown, opening for Jackson Browne, in 1978. I recently saw her in 2018, forty years to the day I first saw her. She's as incredible now as she was then.


title: This when the lead singer went solo so this is ...

text: This when the lead singer went solo so this is not the original guys with tony but the cd was still jamming


title: Good deal

text: Great price. Bought it for portable satelite radio. Fits well and has lasting power. The radio itself is another story. I've only continued to write because I'm promted to add more  words. Basically I could have stopped at good deal, great price, but they wanted more words. So I hadded all this other stuff.


title: Love Disney

text: Love this storybook


title: INCREDIBLE!

text:
From the moment I first heard Mark start to sing, I have been Mesmerized!!
I can not get enough of his music.  I have listened to so many of the “Great’s” over the years… I can Not Imagine How I never heard Mark’s music, unless I was mistaken while listening & had not realized the music may have been multiple singers performing.
NOW… I have been collecting Everything I have located. MARK MARSI will go down in History along side ALL the GREATEST PERFORMER’S, as he is Not Simply “a singer”.  I dare anyone to listen & Watch Mark perform LIVE, even via a recording!
…“PERFECTION AT ITS GREATEST”!
  “SEMPLICEMENTE MAGIA”!


title: I used to have this one

text:
I can't tell you if this particular record is in good shape or not, but I used to have this as a kid & loved it!  It was before Joe Bonsall had replaced Willie Wynn as tenor. Some of the songs were:
The Lighthouse. The a Eastern Gate, The King Is Coming, Oh What A Happy Day.....

Great record


title: well done, but what is the point when you can listen to the real band?

text:
i appreciate this work, especially as a KISS fanatic.
i love the fact that people want to play KISS music.
if a cover band does KISS music well, and these guys do, i will go hear them as many times as they come to town . .

as far as recording KISS music and selling it . . What is the point?
i will admit to owning KISS MY *SS and SPIN THE BOTTLE, but that is a various artist disc. it's great to hear Tommy Shaw do Love Gun.
it's killer to check out Toad The Wet Sprocket's take on Rock n Roll all night.

but a complete CD of the same band doing KISS songs, no matter how obscure they are, in pretty much the same way as the studio versions with no original take on the songs . . seems pretty pointless to me, no matter how talented the band may be.
Good singer? YES - BUT . . . NOT AS GOOD AS PAUL STANLEY ! ! !

granted, maybe these songs take a different direction in the full versions. i will admit to only listening to the samples.

i gave it three stars because i am a KISS fan and it's great to see people out there that apparently love the band enough to attempt a disc like this . .


This CD was absolutely FABULOUS - Freddie at his best solo songs - Loved It!!


title: Casual Listening

text: Wonderful orchestrations. Easy to listen to and I particularly like the rich sonic clarity. Give yourself an aural treat and purchase this disc.


title: Listen and get Zapped.

text: Zapp and Roger had the most unique style of funky music.


title: Loves Music Performed on the Piano

text: I first became acquainted with George Winston when my yoga instructor played this CD one  day for class.  It was a nice alternative to the music we had become accustomed to.  I just purchased another CD my GW as well.  I love music played on the piano an I'm sure I'll enjoy my second purchase of December.


title: Nat King Cole cd

text: I have always enjoyed listening to Nat King Cole--for the past fifty years!!  Love every song that he sings in Spanish as it takes me back many years of happy times.


title: Have it on cassette tape, and still love it!

text: I grew up on this "big band"music, and have several albums arranged and conducted by Jackie Gleason. The tail end of the second side on this album has a trilogy arranged and conducted by Jackie Gleason. He arranged such beautiful music - I would purchase this again just for the trilogy!


title: perfection

text: All I can say is this CD is perfection , absolutely nobody can compare to Mary J Blige


title: Great Songs, but buy this for LOOKS, NOT Playback

text:
Songs are great.  Rush is great.  This "Looks" pretty" but ultimately sounds awful.  Tons and Tons of surface noise.  Upon close inspection the actual vinyl, on top of the picture, is simply poorly made.

Collect it and Look It, but forget playing it.


title: Good product

text: Good product


title: Best Jazz.

text: Very excellent.


title: Five Stars

text: Glad I got it!


title: Five Stars

text: Yes, I've looked for this for decades, as well. Finally, it is available!


title: good price

text: good cd love the nusic good price too


title: replacement of original

text: was a replacement for another product that I had  great music was in great condition would highly recogment the seller most of the albums or music I have bought is to replace music that was lost or destroyed.


title: omg let's do shots

text: 27 yo.  best year of my life.  and I am still alive...


title: Great Rock Song Collection

text:
This is a great collection brings me back to good memories, the songs are from 1997 but still, oldies but goodies. So here it's the song list:
1. Prodigy - Breathe(Edit)
2.Blur - Song 2
3.Third Eye Blind - Semi Charmed Life
4.Smash Mouth - WAlkin' On The Sun
5.Sugar Ray featuring Super Cat - Fly
6.Bran Van 3000 - Drinking In LA
7.Marilyn Manson - Beautiful People
8.Holly McNarland - Numb
9.Bush - Swallowed
10.Matchbox 20 - Push
11.Collective Soul - Precious Declaration(Rem|x)
12.The Tea Party - Temptation(Edit)(Tom_Lord-alge_M|x)
13.The Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin' Beats(Radi_Ed|t)
14.Wide Mouth Mason - My Old Self
15.Radio Head - Paranoid Android
16.The Age Of Electric - Remote Control
17.Stone Temple Pilots - Lady Picture Show


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome CD. Marty Robbins is amazing. Super fast shipping too.


title: Lost Masterpiece

text: Will is well known as a studio musician, but as a recording artist, he is truly underrated and unknown.  I had a copy of this LP back in the early eighties, and I loved it.  Will's excellent guitar work, combined with a wonderful voice and writing talent, makes this one of the finest examples of late 70's - early 80's Christian music.  Although his "Axe to the Root" is a very good CD, I would love to get my hands on a CD version of "Right from the Start."


title: A Terrific Gift For Any Fan Of Country Music!

text: Does it get better than this? Sam Hunt's Montevallo is filled with great country songs that will make listeners hum even hours after listening. It can't hurt that Hunt has a great voice and that the lyrics are incredibly clever. The fact that this CD is autographed makes it an unbeatable gift and this is truly an one of a kind present.


title: There's one problem

text:
As many have said, this is a product for completists- those who are interested in how the Beatles came to be what they were and the nature of their work outside the official releases. As such, it's a useful and enjoyable overview, though it in no way compares with the material on the records that were officially released.

The issue I have is with the tracks taken from the Decca audition. Surely any Beatles fan would want to hear 'Love of the Loved', a song composed by Lennon/McCartney (mainly McCartney) and sung by McCartney instead of one of the three old potboilers that are included? In particular, why are there two comedy songs featuring George as lead vocalist at a time when he was clearly not in the same league as Paul? The only reason I can think of was that maybe there were some copyright problems, although the other two Lennon/McCartney songs recorded at the audition are included.

Otherwise, be clear what you are buying and you'll find this collection of considerable interest.


title: Five Stars

text: JMT never disappoints.


title: A Ranjhaa called Dhanush THE FILM REVIEW

text:
Raanjhanaa is the story about a man's obsessive quest for the woman he has been in love with since he was a little boy. An obsession that is futile, romantic, satisfying, dangerous and painful. The portrayal of this drama could have been annoying but Dhanush, in his Hindi film debut elevates to an almost lyrical quality and stands tall as all eyes are on a performance that could safely be judged as one of the most outstanding Hindi film debut in recent times...I was awestruck.

Some of the audience may be receptive to his pursuit but some of them have felt that this unrequited love story might portray women harshly . In all fairness sometimes life does imitate art but so does art. Watch the movie for what it is...and I can safely say that most of us would not be inclined to engage in such a pursuit.

Anand L Rai gave us a sampler of Kanpur in Tanu Weds Manu ( Average film, outstanding music) this time he give us a vista of Benaras in all its holy colorful glory before concluding in Delhi.Rai manages to also garnish the film with many interesting characters  such as Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub as Murari, Kundan's friend. These are not mere fillers but have meaty sized roles. Anand L Rai shows promise and growth and I will be looking forward to his next venture.

Narrated in flashback, Kundan( Dhanush) fall in love with Zoya ( Sonam Kapoor) as a child and remains doggedly in love as a teenager. Zoya, initially hesitant because of the Hindu-Muslim difference, eventually gives in to his charms as well,but is sent away for higher studies. Kundan waits for her return. However when she returns, she has not only forgotten about him but has also fallen in love with a rising political candidate Akram ( Abhay Deol). Menawhile Bindiya ( Swara Bhaskara) loves Kundan as well. There is a lot of humor in Kundans pursuit of Zoya, a moment to watch is his breaking in to gig to Coolie's Hum Ka Issaq hua hain yaaron or his lively mannerisms in the parody of Saame Ne Yeh Kaun Aaya.

However shifting lanes is the underlying theme as one individual grows out of childhood love while the other one becomes dangerously obsessive and a doomsday.

Abhay Deol as Akram manages to keep a balance and exude a dull sheen in the radiance of Dhanush's blinding act. He does not suffer from the Shashi Kapoor or the Sunny Deol moment in Deewar and Darr.

Sonam Kapoor looks radiant, with her quiet elegance and some good acting( Is this a breakthrough moment for her?)

But I gush for Dhanush and AR Rahman. After a mediocre Jab Tak Hain Jaan, Rahman comes back firing on all cylinders - almost. This is not his finest moment but songs like Tum Tak, Banarasiya stay with you and a reason to buy the album ( I did)

If Rahman presents a great soundtrack, then Dhanush can be the loud boom that accompanies it with an explosion on screen. His Hindi is still in the infantile stages but his acting sets the movie on fire.

I did not quite enjoy the second half because the political undertones and the penance track was not as engaging. The final moments were unexpected but made up for the somewhat weak half.

Raanjhanaa is not flawless but a genuinely satisfying experience. A weak second half prevents it from becoming a classic but an arrow called Dhanush pierces your armor to make you appreciate the film. Four stars. 7/3/2013


title: Good buy

text: This put a smile on my mothers face...she used to play in an orchestra that played this music.


title: Excellent "Gentle Jazz"

text: This is an old production, but the music is still very current, and the sounds of Bill Moio are gorgeous.  His "Phoenix Jazz Quartet" produced in 2001 is also an excellent CD.


title: Jump on this--Breeze will blow you away!

text: He's blown baritone and clarinet behind Dr. John, Allen Toussaint, all the greats, is seen several times in the superb TV series TREMÉ, and once, on Bourbon Street, healed me of a lingering illness with his sax—no lie! Michael Jefry Stevens is a peer, who I think of as "Einsteinway."


title: Hard to find; more than worth the effort!

text: I have loved the RKCQ's first, self-titled album for more than 40 years now, and have been searching for a copy of this, their only other recording, for all that time.  Thank God I finally found this vinyl copy in excellent condition.  It was definitely worth the wait: music that makes me calmer and smarter and stronger.  Mr. Kellaway has DOZENS of superb recordings--but this is, for my money, one of his finest hours, even though it's over after 43 minutes.  Perhaps one day some smart label will release both Cello Quartet recordings on a single CD.  Happy hunting in the meantime!


title: The Hollywood Collectables 25 Phonographic Memories

text: Barbara Stanwyck was the reason I bought but was pleasantly surpised at the musical talents and memories from the other movies I watched and from the stars of those movies.  I wish California had a sound track Barbara Stanwyck sings alot and is really good in that one as well as several other movies.  purchase and enjoy old memories of movies you grew up with.


title: They love them!

text: Purchased for grandkids Christmas gifts. They love them!! Thanks.


title: I like his voice and performance very much when he sings ...

text: I like his voice and performance very much when he sings with just a guitar. With orchestra, it is less intimate and less interesting.


title: Ship and price

text: Came fast great cd


title: Five Stars

text: Best season ever!  Wraps up all story lines and hints at a whole new series with new characters.


title: Better than Elvis?

text: We think Danny Vernon's singing is probably better than the original, at least in Elvis' later years.<br />This is a great CD, both soothing and moving.


title: good upbeat song and watching the girls perform is so ...

text: Shy Boy, good upbeat song and watching the girls perform is so delightful.


title: Secret Korean group

text: This is my favorite Korean girl group and have purchased several of their other songs. Moonlight one of my favorites


title: Beethoven: HJ Lim

text:
I seemed to have submitted my feedback but will do it again.
Ms. HJ Lim, Beethoven is extremely enjoyable. Very pleased
with product.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome!!!! Would buy from again 100%


title: Everlasting

text:
I have been listening to this CD for 20 years.

I can only say it's like the aroma of good coffee or a fine glass of wine. It's a blend that takes your mind away.


title: Paul Winter collection

text: This is wonderful collection of Paul Winter's "gems" and great listening.  It brings back years of wonderful listening and nostalga.


title: A "TASTEE" Treat

text: You would have to see The Self-Righteous Brothers perform in person to understand why someone would want to own their music. They are crazy funny and energetic, and put on an incredible show. They rarely perform anymore but are definitely worth seeing. Having this CD lets me relive it all. I feel like I hit the jackpot with the price I paid for the CD and it's just incredible that I found it in the first place.


title: good

text: instructions are good and this is very interesting to learn.  highly recommend this for anyone who is learning to jaw harp


title: Great Soundtrack

text: I heard this soundtrack over a friends house and feel in like with it.


title: Good music

text: The case arrived broken, The music however is excellent. I enjoy listening to this cd.


title: Maden a its best!

text: Incredible set!  Worth every penny!


title: 3 1/2 stars - an enjoyable, but atypical attempt at "Rock" by the 80s Synthpop greats

text:
As a new decade approaches, the old musical groups seem to feel the need for a drastic style change.  At the beginning of the 80s the prog bands of the 70s went synth-pop (Yes, Moody Blues, Jethro Tull for "Under Wraps," Genesis more of an R&B pop).  What's a synth-pop band to do for the 90s?  Apparently, "go rock!" was what Men Without Hats did here.

While Men Without Hats started with a strong synth-pop sound on "Rhythm of Youth" and "Folk of the 80s (Part III)," their following two albums had drifted a little pop-rockwards already, but "Sideways" sees an almost complete shift towards guitar-rock.  It's actually something of a grunge/country-rock sound, but the MWH songwriting and style shines through enough to make this still fit in the band's catalogue, even if it's a different sound.  It's energetic and melodic and, while not on a par with the bands best work, it's still pretty enjoyable and listenable.

I was leaning between 3 & 4 stars, but decided on 3 for three reasons:
1-Amazon reviewers give way too many 5-star reviews, surely some albums are "great" (5-star) but most are just "good" (4-star)?  Yet it seems the most common review rating on Amazon by far is 5-stars.

2- In the case of MWH, the first 3 albums and "Love in the Age of War" are definitely 5-stars, "The Adventures of Men & Women . . ." and "No Hats Beyond This Point" are not quite as good (4-stars), and "Sideways" isn't as good as those two, so . . .3 stars

3-The songs "Sideways," "In the Meadow," and (to a lesser degree) "Life After Diamond Head" all kick off with the same guitar riff.  I mean, for your first rock album surely you can do a different riff for each song?


title: Charming and magical Celtic-inspired harp music

text: This is a suite of original instrumentals for Celtic harp - not traditional Irish tunes, but newly written by American folk harpist Sylvia Woods in the early 80s when it was recorded.  So, it might have a bit of a modern, new-agey influence to it - it's not "authentic traditional Irish harp.  But, that's part of its charm - there are plenty of recordings of more traditional harp music, this one evokes a magical, folklore-and-fantasy atmosphere.  It's based around solo harp, but other things pop up every now and then-such as a little whistle or percussion.  I have a number of harp CDs (I play harp myself), but this one is certainly special - I wish there were more like it!


title: More "glam" than "metal," but enjoyable 70s rock

text:
Quiet Riot had a #1 album in 1983, while their original guitarist Randy Rhoads was a whiz-kid that some consider one of the best rock guitarists ever.  So, why did these early QR albums with Randy Rhoads never get a wider release?  Well, it's because they aren't really as good as what either the band or guitarist did later.  The songs don't rock as hard as "Metal Health," the mix is weaker (and doesn't really put Rhoads's guitar up front), DuBrow's vocals don't have the power they'd later achieve, and the songs are kind of puerile.  That said, this isn't unlistenable, it's rather enjoyable and Rhoads has some nice leads and riffs every now and then (but nothing to really make this "essential listening" for guitar fans).  Kevin DuBrow is the only member here that was on the 80s albums.

Overall, this sounds closer to "Rocky Horror Picture Show" 70s glam rock than hard rock/heavy metal, even by 70s standards.  Some of the songs ("It's Not So Funny," "Mama's Little Angels") have lyrics that seem aimed at 12-year olds, not even high schoolers.  Most fans would be fine just picking up "The Randy Rhoads Years.".


title: Classical sounding concerto with electric guitar

text:
Since the Moody Blues "Days of Futures Past" and Deep Purple's "Concerto For Group And Orchestra," there have been a number of rock/classical crossovers.  What makes this one different is that it is largely a common-period classical piece of music with electric guitar (and some classical guitar) as soloist.  Most of these type things are rock with orchestral backing, or a mix of rock and classical - often bringing in some jazz or "20th Century classical" music.  Malmsteen, here, sticks to a Vivaldi/Mozart traditional classical feel, and (unlike contemporary classical composers) uses the guitar in a pretty traditional classically-influenced way that sounds good and blends nicely with the orchestra.  While he's not going to go down as one of the "great" composers, his music is nonetheless pretty good and tuneful.  And, of course, his chops are phenomenal.

While not exactly avant-garde and groundbreaking, Malmsteen's conservative mix of metal and centuries-old classical traditions is exactly what I've been wanting to hear for quite sometime.  Sometimes, it's better to do the "obvious"!  The only comparable music I've heard is some of Uli Roth's work, although I don't know if he's written a whole album of new, original music for just electric guitar and orchestra.  (At least, he hasn't recorded any that I know of, although his "Metamorphosis" - Vivaldi's Four Seasons performed for electric guitar and orchestra, with some additional variations  - is similar).

If the idea of electric guitar with orchestra is something you think you'd like, this is highly recommended.


title: Nice acoustic songs in Italian

text: I picked up Le Orme's classic "Felona E Sorona" recently and loved it - classic early 70s prog.  I decided to try another album, and this one is quite different, but also quite good!  While their earlier work was very synthy and electric, this late 70s effort is completely acoustic - while everyone else in prog was going for a more mainstream "stadium rock" sound in the late 70s, Le Orme decided to continue being artistic!  The songs are mostly mellow, melodic, pieces mixing folk, pop, and classical (quite reminiscent of very early Genesis, actually), sung in Italian.  Not as brilliant as their greatest prog of the early 70s, but at least an interesting new direction and very pleasant.


title: Not What I Expected From A William Warfield Recording

text: The quality of the music and vocals was very poor.  Not what I expected at all.  It made me think this was a recording of Warfield's very early in his career before his quality had developed.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gospel CD


title: Touch of class in a cd

text: I first heard this cd playing softly as background music in an office.  I loved the upbeat yet "classy" mood of the songs and asked the receptionist about the music. She gave me the name of this cd and I ordered it right away.  I received the cd in 2 days (way to go, Amazon!) and have been thoroughly enjoying it since!  Romantic, classy, fun!


title: Perfect Seller, Perfect item.

text: The CD is actually quite enjoyable.  It was purchased for someone else, but when I heard it I was surprised to learn I actually liked it. The seller was wonderful.  They sent a message letting me know when I could expect it and asking that I let them know if it didn't arrive by that time.  I love when a seller contacts you, to me it makes for a more personal experience.


title: happy with my purchase

text: gREAT MUSIC !


title: Great fidelity

text: Not the best of selections but hard to find gems with great stereo sound are here for the avid collector.


title: Blue note all the way

text: Mr Henderson, shows his mastery for tone and rhythm once again with some of the best on Blue note.


title: Like most reviews this one is biased

text: Like most reviews this one is biased, I consider Chick Webb, the progenitor of modern drumming especially jazz. He is a study of technical prowess and art and soul, the next would be Papa Jones, of course nobody works a snare drum like Buddy Rich, and he acknowledged how instrumental as many do the influence of Webb.


title: fun disney park music

text: This has all the music from the streets, rides and shows. It is really great. I recommend it for those who miss Disney and want to bring it home.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice item, even better than pictured.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband really likes it.


title: I miss these.......

text: When I had my first computer, my brother lent me his After Dark collection. The one that I enjoyed was "eyes in the dark" and one where a little dog would come out to hang around garbage cans, even peeing on them and of course the Iconic flying Toasters. I fear they would not fit my computer these days, but I still have the collection as a holdover.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it and great delivery


title: This is NOT an Official or Authentic Depeche Mode Release

text: Enjoy the mixes, but was a Russian made bootleg cd. Feel free to look it up. There is no reference to this album as being official or any of these mixes being authentic on any music reference site. These are not the mixes that came in the SOTU Box set or a b-sides. Sorry.


title: "We've heard It All Before

text: We've heard these selection before over & over * over.  I hate re-issues of an artist early recordings because it's just another chance to make more money off of older material.  These selections are off of other 'collection CD's too.  Does Barbra really need the money that much that she's got to re-issue her earlier stuff ?  I don't think so. Or maybe it's not Streisand's fault !  Maybe it's the label itself. And I do mean Columbia/Sony.  All of us Streisand fans have all of this material on other CD's and albums. And if we don't we'de rather buy the original CD's and albums themselves. All of Barbra Streisand's albums are still in print.  All of her 'earlier' vinyl  L. P' records have been put on CD's.


title: A TOTAL RIP-OFF

text: This album is a total rip-off because all of these tracks are taken from other Barbra Streisand albums.  It seems to me that there are enoughh of "The Best of...."  &  "The Greatest Hits of....."  and these repeated collections of Barbra Streisands CD's  out there. Why do they do this? Does Barbra Streisand need the money that much . Do they realize that many of Barbra Streisand's fans will buy a CD like this never realizing that they probably have most of this material on other albums !<br />This CD is ONLY for Barbra Streisand fans who must collect anything and everything Streisand.


title: But why is this film so expensive at $56.02 ?

text: I always believed that Nina Foch was a great actress who was never given her do.  But why on Earth is this film so expensive at $56.02 ?  I can buy a new Blu-ray player for that !


title: FOR OLE' TIMES SAKE

text: I ordered this LP version just for old times sake. I remembered when it came out in 1954 when Judy Garland made one of the greatest comebacks in Hollywood History. Of course I have the CD versions, but back in the 50's there were no CD's of course.  I love this album because my Mother got it for me on my 21st birthday. "A Star Is Born " is actually my favorite movie.<br /> Yeah, the box this came in was in terrible shap but I didn't expect mush more after all these years. Right! The record is in good shape though and so is the picture book that came with it.


title: A Great Set of Jane Powell Musicals

text: This is probably the last recordings of "Rich, Yound and Pretty" and "Nancy Goes To Rio" and it is very good. I have most of the recordings on this disc on other recording compilations, but it's nice you have the sets complete. Well almost complete anyway.<br />Jane Powell was one of the greatest of the MGM musical stars.


title: Wonderful

text: I think this CD is an excellent sample of the work of Jeanette McDonald & Nelson Eddy. Every one interested in their musicals should own this CD.


title: Five Stars

text: Very helpful!


title: Four Stars

text: Plays well.


title: Wow!!

text: I just found this in my collection, I had no idea.


title: they just keep getting better

text: I loved scars and stories after how to save a life there self titled 2nd album I had to ask my self chould the Frey do it again and the answer was yes scars and stories this third effort had a really bright 70,s folk sound I cannot wait to see what number four will be like


title: wonderful debut from a very good band

text: I first heard how to save a life on Grey's anatomy years ago and after waiting I bought this album as a birthday present to myself I loved every song on here how to save a life is the perfect road trip album no matter what you are in to you will find it on this album it is so refreshing to see a band who can actually make a album worth buying


title: An Echo of Relief

text: Great music from a great guy. A lot of the songs you could dance to at a wedding and totally be caught in the moment. Others have true heart and feeling behind them unlike a lot of music out their at this time. He is also a good live performer if you ever get the chance to see that. Overall, a great cd, in my opinion better than his first, "Leaving Duraleigh" <-----Sp. The 4 and a half stars I would give this album gets bumped up to 5 even though I know this young artist has a lot more talent and skills that we will soon here in the future.


title: Decent melodies,

text: but comes across as a low budget Teenage Fanclub. The whistling is amateurish, they should definitely cut that out on their next album, if there is one. Still, nothing offensive here and mild fun to be had.


title: Bright, sunny tunes

text: Cool sound effects reminiscent of Owl City. Great choruses and all the songs are positive and uplifting. There also a They Might Be Giant-vibe running through many of these songs. Nice stuff.


title: Five Stars

text: Received an excellent copy! This has to be the best album of Petrucci


title: Miley Cyrus - The Time of Our Lives 3/10

text:
Not much has changed since we last left Ms. Cyrus - her vocals remain a throaty, out-of-their-league rasp, her teenage spunk and punk-lite `tude seem to be intact, and her penchant for bumping out the most sugary choruses in the business is quite evident. Unless it's an attempt to promote her new and improved pole-dancing skills, The Time of Our Lives is indeed a rather odd release, seven songs that surely could've waited for her next proper album.

Then again, perhaps I give Miley and her handlers too little credit. For all intents and purposes, The Time of Our Lives is a flowery vehicle for her newest single, "Party In The U.S.A." Like a large, well-decorated and gift-wrapped box that contains a single pair of underwear (or, worse, a Jonas Brothers single), The Time of Our Lives is, quite simply, one of Miley's best songs surrounded by the drudge and filler most have come to expect from a single-oriented teeny-bopper market.

And "Party In The U.S.A." is, in fact, quite the song, despite the horrendous publicity surrounding it from Cyrus' Teen Choice Awards stunt and the song's juvenile lyrics. I understand she's only sixteen, but "everybody's lookin' at me now / like `who's that chick that's rockin' kicks?' / she gotta be from out of town" would make Taylor Swift cringe. Other than that, though, the song is pure Top 40 bliss. A shiny, clean guitar line kicks things off before the synths buzz in furiously in a lilting chorus that will refuse to leave your head. Disposable trash, sure, but it's almost a physical imperative to bounce along to lines like "noddin' my head like yeah / movin' my hips like yeah."

And unless you're a diehard Miley fan or the unfortunate sibling of one, there's absolutely nothing here to hold your attention any longer. Opener "Kicking and Screaming" is a lame attempt to be fierce, with Cyrus doing her best/worst Aguilera imitation, while a song like "Talk Is Cheap" could be tolerable were it not for the irritating "ay-ay-ay-awhoo-awhoo" intro and Cyrus' screeching performance. Neither song, however, holds a candle to the two ballads here, "When I Look At You" and "Obsessed," two interchangeable, overproduced productions that are about as subtle as a battleaxe to the head. Sweeping strings, drawn-out guitar solos, crashing cymbals and multi-part harmonies - we get it, Miley! You are desperately, desperately struggling with unrequited love!

And besides the dime-a-dozen carpe diem anthem "The Time of Our Life," there's nothing else of note here, unless you count a live recording of the Cyrus' duet with the Jonas Brothers' "Before The Storm" a bonus. The decision to release this EP rather than push "Party In The U.S.A." as a standalone single is, frankly, inexplicable. Regardless of whether it's a preview of a forthcoming Cyrus album or merely a bit of a fiscal boost to Disney's third-quarter profits, it's lack of depth or creativity only cements it as another lame cash-in, right up there with the Hannah Montana movie, the Jonas brothers' TV show, and Billy Ray Cyrus' entire post-music career.


title: great quality

text: love this and it goes well with my other boxer decor


title: Awesome CD/

text: both singles from there new CD not yet releasled are awesome.  There CD release on the whole CD is 5/13/2014 so be looking for it then if you want to buy it.<br />I am going buying it. Cant wait til it comes out.


title: Outstanding awesome cd

text: Mr. Klaus is a very talented singer/song writer.  This is a awesome outstanding superb cd. Id go out & buy it right away ororder it on amazon.com


title: Shes got a pretty good voice

text: I listen to this cd & shes got a pretty good voice but wrong material. I think she,d better suited for religious songs & maybe jazz songs only to suit her voice better. 3 - rtg. from me Bretz


title: This is an incredible and well-written compendium of the sounds ...

text: This is an incredible and well-written compendium of the sounds a heart can make.  It is what your professors are talking about.  Because there is so little emphasis on cardiac auscultation in medical school and residency, this gave me  an incredible advantage when it came to listening to a "virgin" heart, esp. in the ER or the CCU.


title: Remember why the good times seemed good

text: What an immensely gifted singer and songwriter unfortunately little known outside Ireland.  His accessibility limited partly by the singer's choice to sing much of his repertoire in Irish, partly by American tastes for bands over ballads, this earnest and rueful bard of latter day Ireland chooses to limn poignant pictures of the towns he has grown up in and the colorful characters he has met as he has grown, such that by the end of the song the listeners seems to know well the protagonists invoked.  While growing up in an Irish-American  family adds sepia tones to his songs, and being Irish an even greater resonance, any one who has loved and lost, or who has reflected on the simple joys and lingering regrets of childhood and early adulthood, will greatly appreciate the depths of his musical talent for song and invocation.  My personal favorite, Magic Nights in the Lobby Bar, in particular demonstrates this remarkable talent to summon up in the listener the ability to reach back to those storied times, to appreciate their simplicity, and to approach anew the future ready to appreciate in it the simple joys which we seem to forget as we grow older.


title: Love it!

text: Great artist! Great album!!!


title: The Track List Is:

text:
"Introduction - 0:34
  "Trance Dance" (Kenny Cox) - 9:28
  "Summer's Madness" (Joe Sample, Wayne Henderson, Wilton Felder) - 10:06
  "Young Rabbits" (Henderson) - 7:49
  "Freedom Sound" (Sample) - 7:59
  "Wilton's Boogaloo" (Felder) - 11:35 Bonus track on CD reissue
  "Half and Half" (Charles Davis) - 9:14 Bonus track on CD reissue


title: Fabulous Rinestones, a 1972 Kal David Classic:  "What a Wonderful Thing We Have"

text:
In 1972, while the world was getting over Hippies and the commercialization of rock bands, many bands were moving in together to concentrate on surviving, doing gigs, and making music.  The Fabulous Rhinestones were no exception.  Kal David was a member of "Illinois Speed Press" and Harvey Brooks was the foundation of "The Electric Flag", and a consumate session bass player for Al Kooper and Mike Bloomfield.

In 1972, the two banded together and lived in a large home in upstate New York to concentrate on music concept of fusing rock guitar licks (Kal David), blues (Harvey Brooks), and jazz (Marty Grebb).

The result is an amazing album and a cult favorite in New York, the Midwest, and in California.

"What a Wonderful Thing We Have" is such a superb blend of American music and was, and remains, a solid classic, albeit fairly obscure and unknown.

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title: Great cd

text: Great cd, has excelent duets, great songs from a long time ago.


title: Good songs

text: I was curious to listen this cd, I love Zoe's songs, and I was expecting this CD and was really good, the 2 promos are great "Brillas" and "Como tú", so I really recomend this CD


title: Excellent!!!

text: One of the best cds I have, great performance, and the bonus tracks are really good, I recomend to buy this cd!


title: Bastante bueno

text: La verdad me sigue gustando más su primer material pero tiene canciones muy buenas este disco, está muy recomendable para escucharlo.


title: Rick Price Another Place.

text: Rick Price is still going strong after all these years. Love his music this CD is one of his best yet. Cannot wait for his new CD. Thank you Amazon.


title: Richard Marx Greatest Hits

text: This CD is excellent, it really shows just how talented and great Richard Marx really is. He just keeps getting better and better.Thank you Amazon.


title: As promissed and described

text: nothing


If you are a Baby Boomer and love to Rock and Roll, especially with Southern Rock, you will love this.  Larry Raspberry and the High Steppers are from Memphis.  This CD has been on my wish list for years at Amazon and I finally got it!  My older brothers had the album and the music is as good as I remember. Songs like "Dixie Diner", "Tonight", "Baby, Get Out of Bed" and "The Rock and Roll Warning" are among the best

Please get this and ENJOY.  Thank you Amazon!


title: OFFERED WITH FREE AMAZON MUSIC STREAMIING WITH MUSIC CD!

text: THE PURCHASE OF THE DELUXE EDITION INDICATES AMAZON PRIME STREAMING WITH THE PURCHASED CD. AMAZON PRIME STREAMING ON MY MACBOOK AND IPHONE WILL ONLY ALLOW SONG "FIRST" TO PLAY. ALL  OTHER 11 SONGS  WILL NOT PLAY WITH COMMENT "WE'RE SORRY, THIS CONTENT IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE". I DID NOT REMOVE THE OTHER 11 SONGS FROM THIS APPLICATION.


title: Joni Mitchell at the ground floor

text: Wow! If you are a JM fan and don't have this  cd you are missing out on early Joni. I loved  her chatter between songs.


title: Original Bad Co. Anthology

text: I love all the songs on the Cd's. I have a few albums of theirs, but I didn't have any on CD. I enjoy listening to it. I have liked their music ever since they first came out back in the 70's.


title: Suitable English Cover

text: As a Macross 7 fan, I absolutely love this disk. Although the American rendition did not use the same vocalists as the songs on the anime the music was still great. I wish the cover art wasn't so disappointing, but that was easily fixed by adding my own insert. A couple of the songs did not have the English translations on the reverse side so that was more incentive to make my own.


title: great sounds

text: I have enjoyed Taylor's sound and music sense I first heard it.  Its light and happy, sad yet hopeful.  It kind of makes me feel like I am twenty again.  Believe me I haven't been thirty in many years.  So her music is magic.  I highly recommend this CD, all the music is great fun.  That is why she is on top!!!


title: Brilliant. Sia's best work to date!

text:
A fantastic deluxe edition now with the addition of two remixes. Cheap Thrills with Sean Paul and The Greatest Ft Kendrick Lamar.
This version (whose cover is 100 times better!!!) contains 7 new remixes or tracks. Move Your Body (Alan Walker remix) is destined to hit the top of the club charts. It is an instant classic and one of my favourite Sia songs to date.
With 19 tracks and at 75 minutes it is well worth getting particularly if you like me did not buy the original version.
I am not sure why Amazon lists this as a U.K. import as I just bought this cd in Toronto and it was a domestic release!


title: A Missed opportunity

text:
The cd single has five tracks: Say it to me (new radio mix) which is just a shorter version of the album track with a bit faster beat/pace. Tracks 2 and 3 A Cloud in a Box and the Dead Can Dance are typical b-side tracks with the first being the better one by far. Finally track 4 is the Stuart Price  remix. The TRUE GEM in the cd version is the inclusion of an ultra rare (previous only available on a limited vinyl run) Inner Sanctum Carl Craig C2 Juiced remix that is made for the clubs and is a pure delight.

The three digital mixes should have been available on the cd version. The Offer Nissim remix is by far the best one available from all the versions out there. It is a proper extended dance mix much in the vein of It's a Sin or Can You Forgive Her - the glory days when all mixes appeared either in vinyl or then cd /cassette forms.
A Cloud in a Box is a good b-side track with a techno dub feel a la 80s flavour. Say It To Me Stuart Price version is nearly identical to the album version but has been slowed down so it feels like an acoustic version even though all the instrumentation is there. It is the second-best version of all the remixes.


title: Get the U.K or U.S. deluxe to Save Money

text:
The U.K. and U.S. deluxe versions HAVE THE SAME TRACKLISTING But are more cheaper!!!

An excellent debut cd from one of England's hottest and upcoming musical artist. She already has released several major singles namely: White Tiger, Someone that loves you, Sweat and Mad Behaviour. They all are included! Great mix of dance, pop and rnb that is very radio-friendly.
My new favourites are Naive Soul and Give Me Love...

Already temporarily sold out on Amazon. Try snatching a SIGNED version (like I did) from her own website!


title: Solid release from one of Pop's best known and loved voices! WELCOME BACK

text:
Amazing album from a person who brought us Never Gonna Give You Up a classic written by Stock Aitken Waterman and a tune that defined all that was good in the 1980s.
This album is Rick's first in over a decade and was made in response to fan requests. His voice is as solid as ever and the tunes range from pop to rnb with many having a gospel flavoring. It is music to inspire and brighten your day and already two tracks, "Keep Singing" and "Angels on My Side" have been released as singles and are playing on radio world-wide...
PS If not too late, if you purchase this from Rick's website he will personally autograph it. I received my signed version this week from England!


title: Welcome World to the 6

text:
The numbers are incredible... in less than one week 250 million streams, 1.2 million albums sold, and the infectious dance-hall number ONE DANCE broke Adele's HELLO streaming record in the U.K. All this while it was exclusive to Apple's itunes. Now being sold in multiple formats and platforms (digital and physical), Drake's latest is set to be this year's highest selling album and perhaps be the one to award him both Grammy's and the accolades that has so far eluded him. If 2015 was Kendrick's year, 2016 is reserved for the 6 God.
Some have criticized this album for being too long with 20 tracks and clocking in at nearly 81 minutes but if you search and listen to Drake's 1 hour interview with BBC's Zane Lowe for Beats 1, you will learn that the album's tracklisting was meant to reflect the contrasting seasons of winter to summer and back that Toronto has. Hence the dark skies surrounding the CN Tower with Drake perched on top overlooking his beloved city that form the album's cover. Like Toronto itself, the music reflects its multicultural background and seemingly blends r'n'b, dance-hall, trap, house and hop into the rap mix.
The only OBJECTION I have is that UNIVERSAL MUSIC should have included in the physical release the following bonus tracks as a reward for those of us who had to endure an extra week long wait as well as an incentive to promote cd sales: Summer Sixteen, the track which he named his upcoming North American tour is noticeably absent as is Back to Back a song that was well received and one of his biggest hits yet only available in digital format as a non-album track. It would have been great to have included a second remix of Pop Style featuring Kanye and Jay Z (aka the Throne) as well as the original version of Controlla with Popcaan. Right now Drake is one of the world's most popular artists and it is time that record companies and his own OVO team begin to listen to his fans and to help him gain the credit for all his hard work.
P.S. The European release is the exact same as the North American one so save your hard earned money.


U.K and U.S DELUXE Releases are same version save your money!
After reading the previous post about the guy who bought the U.K. version for only $ 7 U.S., I realized that what he actually bought
(probably on ebay) is a bootlegged un official mixtape that has the same cover of Rihanna's Anti cd and includes the three non cd tracks: "Bitch Better Have My Money", "Four, Five seconds" and "American Oxygen"
Regarding the official Anti cd, I did not know how to review it as I have always liked her more commercial/dance/pop megahits and when this one came out, she deliberately chose a non-commercial path making an album that has many genres of music but altogether a more chilled laid back vibe. It took me many listens to appreciate RiRi's first "hit" Work with Drake which she is currently shooting in T.O.
"Love on the Brain" is a fantastic doo-wop/soul track that any fan of Bruno Mars would instantaneously love. "Same Ol Mistakes", "Never Ending" and "Higher" are also solid tracks... "Goodnight Gotham" doesn't deserve to be on this album and I wish she had included "American Oxygen" in the proper deluxe version.


title: Great Dance Remixes but not on this particular cd

text:
Beyonce's Halo is the 3rd single taken from her highly acclaimed "Iam.. Sasha Fierce cd" It's a great track with powerful lyrics and a melody / chorus that seems to forever remain stuck in your head.

I don't know why Amazon doesn't offer the U.S. Version of Halo that features not only the radio edit but the following 4 Club remixes:
The Dave Aude Club Remix, Dj Gomi's remix (A House scorcher), Karmatronic Club and the Lost Daze Club remix. The songs vary from 7 to 9 minutes each and I'm sure that you will find one of them irrestible as each has their own style or flavour!

We, loyal music fans need to demand a better product. Why create a cd single with just two tracks? The sad part is that there exists 10 different dance mixes of Halo but some are only available in England or Europe while others only in the United States. Of the ten, the top three are found on this U.S. release.

I bought mine on Ebay for under $ 10 and it has not disappointed! Get it while you still can as it is only an limited edition pressing.


title: Love Taylor Swift!

text: As good as all her albums!


title: Great artist! Great CD!

text: Great artist! Great CD!


title: Has all the songs I love on this CD!

text: Has all the songs I love on this CD!


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Great CD with their best songs but there should have ...

text: Great CD with their best songs but there should have been a notice on the Amazon page stating this has a "Parental Warning" for explicit language. One of the songs is not the edited version you hear on the radio or Pandora.  It has the F bomb way too many times for me.  Other than that it's great.  There's just never a necessary time to drop F bombs IMHO.


title: As expected

text: Love the music


title: great music for everyone not just kids!

text: Love it! Great music that is not only great for kids but entire family to sing with! Would recommend this to everyone.


title: The Best Set

text: The name of each song appeared across the face of the stereo, plus there were extra songs i never heard. This is my second set of the doors greatest hits, as mine was played so much, it was time to renew!! Love Love the Doors more than any other group, i never get tired of listening to them!!!  This is the Best Set!!! Thanks d.


title: Best in gospel

text: You can't get any better than Sandi in gospel music.


title: Five Stars

text: Great cd


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Get the recent one were Hes holding his hands like horns

text: Get the other eminem greatest hits 2 cds which has all the songs from the Marshall mathers 2 but they forgot to add No Love (lil Wayne) this version has the song why didn't they include it on the other one if it was a single they removed it that sucks


title: Missing a song?

text: There's 2 eminem greatest hits cds I don't know why different cover I bought this version of it but my really complaint was that this one is missing the song No Love with Lil Wayne the 1 one were he's holding his hand on the cover does have that song also this one has the most recent song from the album Marshall mathers 2 and the 1 dosent compare the track list and see was the difference


title: Gwen stefani different cover 5 extra songs😉😉👍👍

text: Can't wait for this new cd from again stefani Album of the year for sure Make me like You and Used to love u Are Awsome songs I love them I recommended u buy this versio of the cd it's the same TARGET Exclusive but they added 1 more song so 17 tracks in total but I wish they should of added BABY DONT LIE and SPARK THE FIRE it would of been cool to have these songs also can't wait Congrats GWen for u and shelton👍✋✋


title: Four Stars

text: I like the song cheap thrills.


title: Five Stars

text: Classic Christmas album that I've been sharing with friends since 1973.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful to find this rare item as a gift.


title: Excellent collection of 80s songs

text: I bought the reprint of this CD several years ago to help complete the series. In some cases, not every song here is available anywhere except on the original artists' releases. In others, they're as common as a cold virus (available everywhere). Worth buying for someone on a budget.


title: Excellent compilation of 80s slow songs

text: Lots of great music here and not a bad song on either of the two discs included. Worth every penny.


title: More of the best indeed!

text: This is volume 2 of their greatest hits and they STILL managed to leave songs off of it. They should have done everything as a boxed set with at least three CDs. That's how good their music is. Still glad to have this, though.


title: Five Stars

text: Great service and product!


title: Very good anytime and anywhere

text: Cd was terrific music get up and go


title: Gorgeous music!

text: I love this cd! The music is gorgeous!


title: TIMES SQUARE RECORDS - Great DOO WOP music

text: Times Square Records is just one of the great labels that brought us great music from the 50's that we will never ever forget.


title: Great CHRISTMAS music.

text: This is a great compilation of CHRISTMAS music that was ever recorded.  The entire family will enjoy this CHRISTMAS CD.


title: Great country from Terry Fator.

text: This is Terry Fator.  What more can you ask for?  A must have for the real die hard Terry Fator fan.


title: Great nostalgia for Oldies lovers

text: If you like oldies and like something different then this cd is for you.  This is a very unique cd and you are sure to love it.


title: Enjoyable, but not entirely believable

text:
Pretty fast paced book that kept my attention during a long roadtrip.  My husband and I decided some parts could have been rewritten, but for the most part I would recommend it to anyone who likes action/mystery.

I enjoyed having a male voice for the male parts and a female voice for the female parts.  This helped versus the usual man having to elevate his voice to fit a female part.


title: CD

text: Loved the CD.


title: You will love it too!

text: I love the Kinks. This box set has everything!!!!


title: Bargain

text: Everything sounds great


title: Don't Wate Your Time- Kelly Clarkson

text:
Well, I love this CD Single. 100 %. It was a bit of money (approx. $20.00), but it was well worth it. Here are the tracks:

Don't Waste Your Time, 3:37
Fading, 2:52

Fading is a very rare song that can (usually) only be found on the Japanese version of the album My December.

I would really recommend this to anyone.

Thanks!!!!!!!!


title: A LITTLE SHORT OF ALL THE HITS

text: A CD with all the Jamie Label hits. Shame they quit at1962 leaving off his RCA hits. still all-in-all a good CD.


title: YOU REALLY GOT ME

text: What can you say about the Kinks. Simply, one of the greatest British Invasion bands that really got me. Great collection.


title: NO COMMENT

text: NO COMMENT


title: EXPECTED MORE

text: NOT THAT GREAT!!!


title: I HATE DIGIPAK!

text: Love the Beatles and this album is awesome. But why put one of the greatest albums ever recorded in a cheap Digipak.


title: YES!

text: YES!


title: Don't Leave Us...

text: The Best track from Elysium. Catchy lyrics and a fun pop vibe, make me want to strut my stuff again!


title: Five Stars

text: VERY GOOD CD VERY HAPPY WITH THIS CD WORTH THE MONEY!!


title: Love it!

text: Loved it. I'm to broke right now to buy this item right now so I listened to it on YouTube and her voice is so flawless. I love her and her music. She did an amazing job at covering all songs.


title: Jonathan Redford has talent!!

text: Jonathan Redford is such an amazing songwriter and singer, I love this cd. I would recommend this one to any Jonathan Redford fan, you wont' be disappointed, not only is Jonathan has talented in music, he's also a great QVC host as well. Jonathan Redford rocks!!!!!!!!!!


title: Great music poor quality disc

text: The CD contained all the music I expected however the quality of the disc was not as good: it skips through a couple of songs due to scratches on it despite being in a clean CD player. Returning would be a hassle. I'm hoping the other 2 Whitney CD's purchased<br />are not of the same quality as this one.


title: Oldies

text: Good music, great value.


title: Four Stars

text: love Lindsey


title: Great Russian CD

text: I’ve been a long time fan of John Lennon. I have all of these songs on other CD’s. I wanted these CD’s because they are unique because they are packaged in Russia. I like this compilation and I don’t have to create them myself. The CD’s were well worth the money for what songs I received on each CD. The sound quality was great.


title: Ringo at his best

text: Great CD by Ringo Starr. Ringo is one of the ex-Beatles with great music that people forget about. Ringo has as many good solo songs as any of his ex-bandmates.


title: Ringo at his best

text: Great 45 vinyl record by Ringo Starr. Ringo is one of the ex-Beatles with great music that people forget about.


title: I don't like this.

text: The cover is not the same.. .. I don't like this.


title: Five Stars

text: EXCELLENT WITH ALL LETTERS MY FRIEND!!!!


title: Delicious

text: Another Satisfied Customer


title: Smothers Brothers

text: This is one of the funniest CD's I can think. The Smothers Brothers are just hysterical in their humor and the way they present their songs. A very funny and laughable CD.


title: No bros

text: Afterburner and Benfica i like, others maybe more in the future. The previous album Person Pitch is so incredible that it is probably  impossible to top by  Panda or anyone ..The artwork is very nice. A look at the lyrics would be nice.


title: Five Stars

text: Great experience. Thank You!


title: Peter you are the best

text: Peter Noone is a great entertainer who is handsome, has a great personality, and his singing is great. I had  been to 3 concerts to see him at Westbury, New York. If you never saw him in concert I suggest that you do.Also buy this album because this music is fantastic.


title: Been looking

text: Been looking for this CD for years.  I had gotten a "copy" of it from someone, about 10 years ago, and could never find it, till now, off of Amazon (used).


title: Excellent buy

text: It was what  I was looking for


title: EXCELLENT BUY

text: the remastered versions sound super!!!


title: Apostillas sobre la Antologia de los Beatles, Parte 1 de 3

text:
Casi todas las sesiones y actuaciones importantes realizadas por los Cuatro Grandes están en el inmenso catálogo pirata. La EMI bien gracias, haciéndose la vista gorda: "no sabemos nada". Los fans como mi grupo de amigos se regodeaban con todas esas joyitas que aquí se adquirían primeramente en informales del centro de Lima y luego, con la llegada de los CDs, hasta en algunas tiendas limeñas. "¿Por qué la EMI no lanzará estas cosas con una mejor calidad de sonido?" nos preguntábamos siempre que escuchábamos un tema de los archivos.
El resumen de material inédito más interesante, aunque de sonido defectuoso debido a las innumerables copias, es una colección ilegal de 2 cajas de CDs quíntuples llamadas The Beatles Artifacts 1 & 2 aparecida entre 1993 y 1994 y editada por un supuesto "sello" discográfico "italiano" (se rumorea que la mayoría de CDs piratas que vemos en las tiendas se manufacturan en Panamá o en alguna otra zona franca, lo cual no puedo demostrar). Esta colección nos permitía sumergirnos en magníficos instantes de la vida de los Beatles como las sesiones de su primer álbum; la famosísima presentación en el Show de Ed Sullivan; Paul cantando el hermoso tema That Means A Lot; una versión de 17 minutos de Strawberry Fields Forever -empezando con John ensayándola con su guitarra hasta la versión orquestada con música de cámara y cuarteto de cuerdas- y los ensayos hindúes de George Harrison llevando la música de occidente hacia niveles más avanzados de entendimiento. La colección Artifacts tenía fallas de audio imperdonables, pero valía la pena conseguirla o copiarla debido a su contenido histórico (eso es lo bueno de los piratas, que no se complican la vida con derechos e impuestos). Mis amigos y yo estábamos seguros de que era la mano de Paul la que había rebuscado, extraído y publicado tan maravillosas reliquias; lo cual nunca se podrá probar del todo ya que ningún fan querría acusar a su ídolo de evasión de impuestos. Y es que ahora Paul recibe menos regalías por sus canciones de las que recibe el mayor accionista, Michael Jackson (quien pagó una millonada por los derechos de Lennon-McCartney) o Yoko Ono (debido a una ley inglesa que pensiona a las viudas e hijos de autores fallecidos). Por eso es que Paul gana una miseria si alguien graba legalmente Yesterday, escrita por él pero fichada como Lennon-McCartney en los registros, lo cual creo que fue un error. Me imagino a Paul quejándose de esto con su esposa Linda: "No puede ser que otro gane más que yo por canciones que yo mismo escribí. Encima tengo que pagar impuestos, que me quitan el 80% de mis ganancias y ni EMI ni Capitol Records mueven un dedo por mí ni por mi pasado. Ni contar con ellos para difundir estas rarezas que mis fans esperan." Una nota curiosa que me hizo sospechar: en las libretas mal impresas que vienen con la colección Artifacts, aparece más veces la cara de Paul que las de los demás escarabajos.
La Apple Corporations reconoció, por fin, la existencia de esos archivos ya violados por los piratas y sus ejecutivos dijeron: "Tenemos que mostrarlos. Sólo hay aproximadamente diez horas de material original de los Beatles y poseemos más de trescientas. Tenemos que darles una paliza a los Piratas de una buena vez". En diciembre de 1994 la EMI lanza The Beatles Live at The BBC, con casi sesenta canciones que fueron parte de su repertorio en sus continuas visitas a la emisora radial British Broadcasting Corporations entre 1962 a 1965. Esta obra maestra tenía la noble misión de tantear el mercado y ver la respuesta del público que esperaba ansioso el material inédito prometido a inicios de 1994. El álbum llegó al tope en las listas británicas y al Top Ten en Estados Unidos y la EMI dio luz verde al proyecto Anthology: un álbum enorme de rarezas y un especial de TV que reunía a los tres Beatles vivos para que cuenten, en sus propias palabras, su gran ascenso al Olimpo de la música. Contaban con Jeff Lynne (de ELO) como productor para los nuevos singles Free As A Bird y Real Love, las cintas caseras de John que Yoko entregó a Paul a inicios de 1994.
  Anthology 1 contiene los primeros intentos de los Quarrymen registrados en frágiles discos de carbón de 78rpm; nos lleva a Hamburgo y redescubrimos la tradicional y nostálgica My Bonnie, cantada por Tony Sheridan y producida por Bert Kaempfert. Incluye además temas de algunas de sus presentaciones más notables como la del London Palladium ante la Familia Real (es ahí donde John, antes de cantar Twist and Shout, pide a la concurrencia de la cazuela aplaudir y a la nobleza que cascabelee sus joyas). Lo más sorprendente de este volúmen es la nitidez de las sesiones para la Decca records. En 1962 John, Paul, George y el baterista Pete Best grabaron unos demos que fueron rechazados después por los ejecutivos de la disquera. Alguno de ellos habría dicho: "Hay demasiados grupos mediocres con guitarras que en cualquier momento pasarán de moda. No son rentables". Después de ver el enorme éxito en Inglaterra de aquellos melenudos antes despreciados por ellos, Decca no dudó en contratar a los Rolling Stones apenas se presentaron. Contiene además breves comentarios en distintas épocas de Lennon, McCartney y Brian Epstein, el manager que los hizo supergrupo; junto con las poderosas sesiones de sus cuatro primeros álbumes.


title: But It's Paul, you know

text:
Every Beatles' -and specially McCartney's- fans, may say this is the worst  album Paul made. A disastrous debut of the band that was, for sure, the  continuation of the Beatles' story and style.
But it's not bad as they  say. Take, for example, "Some People Never Know". Paul was deeply  in love with Linda, and all the love songs he was composing since 1967 were  for her. With no Lennon around to do the compose-competition, he wrote and  sang with his heart, no matter the style, the challenge or the star-rating  the critics put on it. Another extraordinary love song,  "Tomorrow", was a hit cover of the peruvian rock band We All  Together, they based their style entirely of this album's, and they  succeed. "Wild Life", I think, was a Linda's idea. Attacks the  human behaviour comparing it like beasts; but -unlike the siberian tigers  and the rhinos- not close to the extintion, so they are very dangerous to  the peaceful people, like the album cover shows.
An interesting McAlbum,  not as good as the masterpiece "Tug Of War", but absolutely  better that "Press To Play"


title: Apostillas sobre la Antología de los Beatles (parte 2 de 3)

text: (Continúa de Anthology 1) ....como productor para los nuevos singles Free  As A Bird y Real Love, las cintas caseras de John que Yoko entregó a Paul a  inicios de 1994. Anthology 1 contiene los primeros intentos de los  Quarrymen registrados en frágiles discos de carbón de 78rpm; nos lleva a  Hamburgo y redescubrimos la tradicional y nostálgica My Bonnie, cantada por  Tony Sheridan y producida por Bert Kaempfert. Incluye además temas de  algunas de sus presentaciones más notables como la del London Palladium  ante la Familia Real (es ahí donde John, antes de cantar Twist and Shout,  pide a la concurrencia de la cazuela aplaudir y a la nobleza que cascabelee  sus joyas). Lo más sorprendente de este volúmen es la nitidez de las  sesiones para la Decca records. En 1962 John, Paul, George y el baterista  Pete Best grabaron unos demos que fueron rechazados después por los  ejecutivos de la disquera. Alguno de ellos habría dicho: "Hay  demasiados grupos mediocres con guitarras que en cualquier momento pasarán  de moda. No son rentables". Después de ver el enorme éxito en  Inglaterra de aquellos melenudos antes despreciados por ellos, Decca no  dudó en contratar a los Rolling Stones apenas se presentaron. Contiene  además breves comentarios en distintas épocas de Lennon, McCartney y Brian  Epstein, el manager que los hizo supergrupo; junto con las poderosas  sesiones de sus cuatro primeros álbumes. Anthology 2, dada la época  (1965-1968) y las sesiones tan inteligentes y productivas que explora, es  el más importante y trascendental volumen de la colección. Poco a poco los  Beatles dejan de ser los reyes de los conciertos para ser los amos del  estudio Abbey Road; al haber dejado los conciertos y las giras atrás debido  a las serias limitaciones creativas que obligaban a ejecutar todo lo  grabado en un escenario. Es en esta época también en que John y Paul  empiezan a escribir canciones por separado (si es que no lo habían hecho  antes), con colaboraciones esporádicas en uno que otro tema. Cada uno  presenta un estilo individual que compite por sobrepasar en creatividad al  otro. En estos años los Beatles se olvidan de los covers en sus Lps para  dedicarse de entero a sus ideas al saber que ninguna banda los superará, ni  siquiera sus archirrivales Rolling Stones por más esfuerzos que hagan. Pero  no se trata de un éxito aislado ni mucho menos ya que en estos años la  denominada revolución cultural de los sesenta llega a su máximo punto,  paralelamente con la  música de Lennon y McCartney. A partir de 1966, con  su sorprendente Revolver, los Beatles se expandirían al infinito, hacia la  cumbre del estrellato, a la adoración extrema de sus seguidores y a la  sumisión total de sus detractores y críticos más severos. En este segundo  volumen los escuchamos compitiendo sanamente con los Stones con un tema  instrumental de R&B llamado 12 Bar Original; oímos a George cantar  desganado Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby en el Shea Stadium (sin que  nadie le oiga debido a los chillidos ensordecedores) y la apatía de las  actuaciones se les hace evidente; John prueba sonidos al revés y melodías  extrañas y alucinógenas en Tomorrow Never Knows; Paul graba a un doble  cuarteto de cuerdas ejecutando Eleanor Rigby; George hace lo mismo con  músicos hindúes viajando por el río Ganges y tocando la sítara en Whitin  You Whitout You, la melodía más innovadora, reflexiva e interesante del Sgt  Pepper's, obra cumbre de la filosofía Beatle.


title: Workshop Of The Gods

text:
ANTHOLOGY 2 focuses on the creative process of Pop's most creative band during their most creative period.
For those who don't "get" "Strawberry Fields Forever"--who think it's just a weird record--this CD should be an educational experience.  Several different demo versions of the tune show Lennon struggling to find the right accompaniment to his most complex melody.  Lennon knew he was onto something but, as he would with "I Am The Walrus" the next year, he couldn't communicate to George Martin precisely what he was hearing in his head.  The final "Strawberry Fields Forever" remains the most difficult Beatles record, and also one of their best.
McCartney, on the other hand, just pops off "Penny Lane," the flipside of "Strawberry Fields," and an equally great record.  His voice isn't as pure here as on the single version, and the high French Horn hasn't been added to the mix, but it is still a sterling Pop record.
It is, I think, poetic justice that Lennon and McCartney each wrote and recorded their greatest Beatles single, both based on fond childhood memories, within days of each other, and had them released as a back-to-back A-Side single.  "Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane" is the Beatles crowning achievement, showing both sides of their one-in-a-billion genious and creativity.


title: Nobody Could Touch Them

text:
The Beatlemania phase of the anthology also contains "Free As A Bird," which, if nothing else, proved that the Beatles (or at least the production crew at the modern-day Apple) can add videos to the laundry list of things they do better than anybody else.
Already included on the list: Singles, albums, drum solos, close harmonies, Pop song writing, Popstar movies, personal fashion, grotty nude photography, and kazoo solos.
Beatle collecters already have a lot of these recordings on their shelves in bootlegs, but I'm glad to have clean, sanctioned CD versions of "Sheik Of Araby" and "Cry For A Shadow," among others, available here.
What is most interesting to note is the sudden shift in energy (not tempo, which so many young bands mistake for energy) between the first 23 tracks and everything that comes after that.  Beginning with "Please Please Me" the Beatles turn some corner, and everything is different from there on out.
And for Americans like me who realize that we got 95% of the Beatles greatness but still hunger for the 5% that was only available to UK audiences prior to Ed Sullivan, check out tracks 30-34. Anybody who wants to downplay the Beatles early stuff as bubblegum will have to admit that this was a band that cooked, just cooked.
Lennon said "What we generated was fantastic when we played straight rock, and there was nobody to touch us in Britain." I can't think of anybody in the States who was playing like this in '62 or '63 either.


title: Engaging fantasy

text: "Episode II" or Star Wars is a satisfyingly exciting adventure, and it leaves me wanting to see the next installment. There is certainly no shortage of action and spectacular effects and settings (monsters and huge crowds of creatures and clones, a crowded futuristic metropolis, light sabers and laser guns galore, space chases with explosions, etc.) I loved the scene in which our heroes are forced to battle monsters in a kind of Roman Coliseum. Fans of the series will especially enjoy a scene of Yoda dueling with a light saber. In this episode we also see the budding romance between Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala. (Okay, so the acting and dialogue ain't great, but then it never was in any of the other Star Wars films either if you look at them objectively. Alec Guiness is a noted exception. And Ewan McGregor does a pretty good job here playing the young Kenobe.)What matters most here is the plot, as we begin to suspect the clever manner in which Chancelor Palpatine may soon wreak havoc on the Republic. The film does a good job of capturing the dark atmosphere of a world about to collapse. There may be a general absence of the lighthearted fun which pervaded the earliest Star Wars movie (now known as Episode 4) but the mythological tale that needs to be told here is not a funny one. As Yoda says, "begun this clone war has," and it's not always a pretty sight - though it is a spectacular one, and worth seeing on the big screen.


title: Revealing

text: To the casual fan, take note: this is not a collection of finished recordings. It is outtakes, demos, etc. That said, the "Anthology" collections are any Beatlefan's dream, offering fascinating examples of the Beatles at work in the studio, along with important historical outtakes and concert recordings, all in a manner that most bootlegs cannot: namely, with excellent sound quality and documentation (the latter by the great Beatles archivist Mark Lewisohn. Thus, even when a track has occasionally been manipulated for more accessible listening, such as the shortening of "Twelve Bar Original" or the editing together of various takes of "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds", we are undeceived and clearly told what was done by the excellent liner notes.) I enjoy all of the Anthologies, but to me, "Anthology 2" is the most revealing and important, covering as it does the period of their most daring innovations. I will highlight a few of the most important tracks here, and why they may be of interest for fans. First off, "Real Love," one of the two "new" Beatles tracks from 1995, is a good song and, I think, a moving one. The living Beatles have done a good job producing this upbeat track. Some may complain that it was done at all, but personally I think it's a fun record that in no way diminishes the group's past, since we all know it isn't really part of their canon.  "If You've Got Trouble" and "That Means a Lot" are two essential releases, formerly available only in bootleg form. These songs aren't quite up to regular Beatles snuff, and you can see why they were left in the can at the time (1965), but they are a must for any serious collector. This live version of "Everybody's Trying to Be my Baby" gives you a good idea what the chaos was like at the famous Shea Stadium concert. This version of "Norwegian Wood" is a stunning track - complete, yet heavier and different from the finished version. Same deal with "I'm Looking Through You," one of the great outtakes of all time. "12 Bar Original" is a fabled track, clearly a fond pet project of all 4 Beatles in the fall of 1965. "Tomorrow Never Knows" take one is a mind-blowing piece of sound, but in a very different way than the finished track is. "I'm Only Sleeping" (rehearsal) gives you another good idea of the experimental nature of the "Revolver" sessions. "And Your Bird Can Sing" is a superb piece of rock playing, and this very different version has some good guitar sounds and, since John and Paul are cracking up with laughter the whole time, is trememdous fun. The live recordings from 1966 showcase what an anachronism touring had become for the band, playing oldies with poor sound quality while making such leaps in their records. On disc two, we trace the long evolution of "Strawberry Fields Forever." Diehard fans may wish the disc had included the backing vocals that were later added to take one, and the completed re-make version from which the second half was used in the finished product, but heck, I guess they couldn't use up the whole disc on this one song. "A Day in the Life" is another famous work-in-progress version, and it will give you chills. (I wish they had included the original "humming" ending chord, but oh well. Read all about most of these things in Lewisohn's excellent books.) "Good Morning Good Morning" showcases the fine drumming and wonderful backing track that underlies the song, with its odd meters and great energy. "You Know My Name" includes the verse that was left on the cutting room floor until now. "Your Mother Should Know" and "The Fool on the Hill" are very different from their finished recordings, in both cases with a heavier feel. "Across the Universe" is a fabulous, gorgeous recording of a beautiful song, lighter and quite different from the other versions we know. Well, what can I say. Discover for yourself the creative fun of the Beatles at work!


title: These are  7 songs taken from The Grand Illusion Tour 1977, not the entire album.

text:
THIS IS A BOOTLEG AUDIENCE RECORDING.  Dont be fooled by the title, the ONLY song from The Grand Illusion album; is the title track.  The rest are songs from various concert venues of that 1977 tour.  I was at that tour and it was far better in person.  This recording is a very representation of what they really sounded like.

The sound quality is muddy and the output weak and irregular.
One star is  being generous.

IN OTHER WORDS, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY.


title: perfect

text: excellent


title: perfect

text: perfect


title: PLEASE NOTE :  The BluRay disc is AUDIO ONLY....NO VIDEO

text: What you get: A 2CD 24 bit recording.  Sounds pretty good.  1 DVD  stereo/5.1 surround BluRay High Fidelity....NO VISUAL.<br />The DVD benefit:, That you can listen to the DVD nonstop on your surround sound system.


title: NOT remastered....taken from vinyl

text: I bought all three of this series many years back...when they cost alot less.  Regardless, they were not talen from master tapes.  The first two have definite ticks and pops......The third cd sounds best...but still an occasional crackle, tick and pop.  There are two greatest hits cd's available that together will yield a very good collection of Crows best material.


title: Sounds like a bootleg...avoid!!!

text: Dont waste your money.  The recording quality is pure garbage.......is overly compressed and harsh beyond being tolerable. Possibly recorded from the audience.....or a very poor soundboard copy......the worst I ever heard.


title: Fantastic album from the master blues quartet!!!

text: I dont know why there has never been a release of this gem on CD......It was WITHOUT A DOUBT a fantastic album....Can only guess it must be copyright entanglements.....Lawyers, you gotta love em.....


title: Fantastic CD

text: All The Best!


title: Five Stars

text: everything was great, thanks.


title: Dvd won't play on us dvd players

text: Be aware when you order this box set, the dvd will not play in regular US DVD players, I have a multiformat dvd player, and still didn't read it, it read " WRONG REGION" GOOD LUCK!


title: Las Mas Buscadas En Espanol.

text: Great Unforgettable Songs From The 70's And 80's, My Favorite In This List Is From 1985 " Ven A Mi Casa Esta Navidad" By Luis Aguile, A Very Hard Song To Find In A Compilation, If You're Into Romantic Music, This CD is The One To Get.


title: Great Romantic Music

text: This is a MUST for romantic music lovers, great audio and quality, highly recommend.


title: Great Memories

text: Very happy with these video clips, i ordered this compilation just to own the Dvd which has classic hits, you can't find nowhere else, only a few copies left, grab one if you can.


title: Paul Davis

text: I bought this album because i loved Paul Davis before, and i still do today, his voice was inspiring, fine and full of romanticism, any romantic music lover should own this album, Paul's talent in this record is noticeable, the breathtaking song " Cool Night " will hardly dissapoint anyone that appreciates good music and talent, R.I.P Paul, you are now singing with the angels.


title: Manolo Galvan

text: Both Cds are packed with great songs, highly recommended.


title: Mis Mejores Años

text: Great Memories of my childhood, this compilation is a great collection of hits that left a mark in the 70's era, a must have!


title: Chicas

text: This is a great Miguel Bose CD no fan should be without, the song " Perdon Senor" is epic along with " Si Piensa En Mi" the two main hits in this album were " Creo En Ti" and " Deja Que" but the album has more to offer, released in 1982 this album definitely is one of Miguel's best, highly recommend.


title: Romantic 70's Songs

text: This is a great CD for collectors of Romantic music, highly recommended.


title: Rock Archives Rock!

text:
Track Listing:

1:  Come See About Me - The Supremes

2:  My Girl - The Temptations

3:  California Dreaming - The Mamas And The Papas

4:  Ain't No Mountain High Enough - Marvin Gaye And Tammy Terrell

5:  Eli's Coming - Three Dog Night

6:  Tears Of A CLOWN - Smokey Robinson And The Miracles

7:  Your Song - Elton John

8:  Midnight Train To Georgia - Gladys Knight And The Pips

9:  I Got A Name - Jim Croce

10:  Blinded By The Light - Manfred Mann

11:  Ramblin' Man - The Allman Brothers

12:  Mexico - James Taylor

Brought To  You by Entertainment Weekly.

Enjoy.


title: 80's At Its Best

text: If You like to collect music videos from the 80's, here's your chance to grab some hard to find videos on DVD like, " I Just Died In Your Arms Tonite" by Cutting Crew and After The Fire's " Derkommisar" the DVD has 22 music videos and 3 cds loaded with NOTHING but hits!, highly recommended.


title: 80's At Its Best

text: If you like romantic 80's music, this CD should be in your collection, hard to find and hard to let it pass by without buying it! Highly recommended.


title: Great Compilation

text: This is a good collector's item no disco fan should be without, highly recommend.


title: Great 70's Songs

text:
This CD has great songs that left a Mark back in the 70's, all the songs included are romantic tunes no fan of this music should be without.

Tracks are:

1:  Para Que No Me Olvides- Lorenzo Santa
  Maria

2: Por El Amor De Una Mujer- Danny Daniel

3:  Espejismo- Juanello

4:  Hoy Tengo Ganas De Ti- Miguel Gallardo

5:  Despues De Tanto- Napoleon

6:  Felicidad- Victor Yturbe

7:  Semaforo Rojo-Jose Augusto

8:  No Se Ha Dado Cuenta- Roberto Jordan

9:  Que Vuelvas- Enrique Guzman

10:  Me Estoy Acostumbrando A Ti- Ricardo Ceratto

11:  Motivos- Jose Domingo

12:  Siempre Te Recordare- Yaco Monti

13:  Peleas- Altemar Dutras

14:  Querer Y Perder- Dyango

15:  Celoso- Roberto Lutti

16:  Una Aventura Mas- Jose Luis Gazcon

17:  Soy Lo Prohibido- Germain

18:  Tiritando- Cesar Costa

Enjoy.


title: Great Memories

text: I bought this CD just to get some of these hits which are hard to find in other compilations, one of my all time favorites here is "Hoy Tengo Ganas De Ti" by the late Miguel Gallardo, which was a huge hit that has some remakes, the sound quality is excellent and the song selection couldn't get any better, highly recommended.


title: Lo Mejor De Lorenzo Santamaria

text: This CD contains his greatest hits he ever recorded in the 70's. It was beautifully remastered by capitol records, and my favorite song here would be "Piensa In Mi"<br />Highly rerecommended!


title: Grande Miguel!!

text: Although this great talent is No longer with us, his legacy will live for decades to come, this compilation includes his hits from the early 70's like "Hoy Tengo Ganas De Ti" and "Otro Ocupa Mi Lugar" which were two of his biggest hits ever, they are beautifully remastered and this CD should be in any romantic music collector's catalog, a must have!


title: Freestyle

text:
If you like freestyle music this is the CD to own, contains one slow song, my favorite on this CD "Promise Me" if you can get your hands in this classic, don't think twice, it's great!

Track List:

1:  Show Me

2:  Because Of You

3:  That Boy Of Mine

4:  One Night Affair

5:  Spring Love

6:  Inside Outside

7:  Promise Me

8:  Love Emergency

 Enjoy!


title: Great Cd From A Lost Singer

text: This cd is great despite another review that gave it one star just because the lack  of  availability in another country, to me this compilation deserves a million stars because of the song selection and quality of sound, any Miguel Gallardo fan will be pleased with this cd, highly recommended.


title: Miguel Gallardo Serie Platino

text: This CD contains hits from his bmg label, which were released in the 80's, the sound quality is crystal clear, highly recommend for Miguel Gallardo fans.


title: Great Cd By A Great Diva!

text:
These cds from gloria have a lot to offer for gloria trevi's fans, from rock en espanol to pop en espanol, these are the songs included.

CD 1

1: PELO SUELTO
2: EL RENCUENTRO DE LOS ANOS
3: LA PAPA SIN CATSUP
4: ME SIENTO TAN SOLA
5: QUE VOY A HACER SIN EL
6: DR. PSIQUIATRA
7: A GATAS
8: HOY ME IRE DE CASA
9: CON LOS OJOS CERRADOS
10: LA ACERA DE ENFRENTE
11: HOY NO VOY A GRITAR
12:SOBREDOSIS
13: FUE ESE TEQUILA
14: QUE PASA EN LA AZOTEA
( VERSION ORIGINAL)
15: LOS BORREGOS

CD2

1: ZAPATOS VIEJOS
2: TU ANGEL DE LA GUARDA
3: JACK EL REPROBADOR
4: A LA MADRE
5: QUE BUENO QUE NO FUI LADY DI
6: LA PASABAS BIEN CONMIGO
7: NO TENGO ROPA
8: CHICA EMBARAZADA
9: SATISFECHA
10: EL ULTIMO BESO
( VERSION LARGA)
11: COSAS DE LA VIDA
12: MANANA
13: LES DIRE, LES DIREMOS
14: BESAME AQUI
15: VIRGEN DE LAS VIRGENES

CD3

1:SIEMPRE A MI
2: NO SOY MONEDITA DE ORO
( VERSION RANCHERA )
3: QUE PASA EN LA AZOTEA (REMIX)
4: DR: PSIQUIATRA
( REMOX)
5: ZAPATOS VIEJOS ( REMIX  )
6: PELO SUELTO ( REMIX)
7: LOS BORREGOS ( REMIX  )
8: QUE BUENO QUE NO FUI LADY DI ( REMIX )
9: AGARRATE ( REMIX  )
10: CON LOS OJOS CERRADOS ( REMIX  )
11: QUE VOY A HACER SIN EL ( REMIX  )
12: LA ACERA DE ENFRENTE ( REMIX  )
13: A GATAS ( REMIX )
14: AGARRATE
15: SI ME LLEVAS CONTIGO


title: Oscar Athie

text: This CD contains two great hits by this 80's great singer, " Ruinas" and " Forografia" these two major hits are good enough to offer romantic music lovers a taste of what good music is all about, highly recommend.


title: Realmente lo mejor de Lorenzo Santamaria

text: No pudo haber otra mejor colleccion de este espanolito, la razon de mi compra de este cd, fueron sin duda las canciones "por si tu quieres volver" y "piensa en mi" pero quien puede olvidar una de las mejores baladas de los 70's? La cancion "para que no me olvides"? no comprendo porque no incluyeron las canciones "bailemos" y "tiempo" no llamaria esta coleccion incompleta, al contrario la llamaria llena de romanticismo.


title: te quiero tanto is beyond good.

text: IVAN reminds me of my teen years,  I love all his songs, "TE QUIERO TANTO" is my favorite track , my second favorite in this greatest hits is "sonarte" a very melancholic beautiful ballad to listen over and over, get this cd, is very much worth your money, i have it twice!!!!!.


title: very important to know before you buy it!

text: Im very intrested in buying this dvd but i'd like to know if the songs on the dvd are live performences or the original clips? Im really looking for tavares' original video clip of "heaven must be missing an angel where can i find it?


title: The Fab Four rule!

text: Great band What else can I say? This is a great purchase a one of a kind cd from a unique band, this is more than awesome.


title: Great cd.

text: I love it. Kevin is such a great singer. Great actor.  He s also handsome.


title: Very High Quality Recording

text: Excellent recording and song selection. It can almost take you back to the sound of screaming teenagers.<br />5 Stars.


title: John Lennon Is A Legend

text: [[VIDEOID:75dabb26b0edb96e223d84ac738f461d]] LENNON LEGEND 😊☀👍😘😌😉


title: Five Stars

text: Tranks a lot.


title: Never Mind

text: I realize this is a very rare, hard to find Christmas tune by Mr. Cincotti, but REALLY-anywhere from $90 and up to buy it?  BAH HUMBUG!!!  Can't even get it on iTunes, which is a darn shame as it is a beautiful song that I would have liked to add to my Christmas music collection.  FAHGEDDABOUDIT!!!!!


title: They Sure Don't Make 'Em Like This Anymore!

text: Long a favorite band of mine, I've had various Supertramp albums over the years but not every single song was worth a listen.  I was glad when this collection was issued, with just enough of their songs to play over &  over again.  Roger Hodgson & the band made brilliant music, it's a  shame they didn't stay together for long.  Highly recommended, especially  for fans of great British rock.


title: I enjoyed it.

text: The music is good but it did not have all the songs I wanted to hear from the T.V. show.


title: Five Stars

text: This is one of my personal favorite albums of all time!


title: Generous Compilation with Both US and UK Hits

text:
Sure, Peter Noone was a safe teenybopper idol and the Hermits weren't frequently used in the studio, but what a great string of lightweight pop singles they left behind in the wake of the second wave of the British Invasion. In 1965 alone they had six Top 10 singles (including two No. 1's) and sold millions of records, rivaling The Beatles for chart dominance.

Granted, this music isn't quantum physics, but songs like "I'm Into Something Good," "Silhouettes" and "Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter" were infectious ear candy for those of us who were barely in our teens in the mid-sixties. One of the first six albums I bought (I now have over 7,000) was INTRODUCING HERMAN'S HERMITS with the three previously mentioned singles on it. It also contained a lot of covers like "Sea Cruise" and "I Understand," but this was a singles band which is what makes this such a terrific collection. The only singles missing are their last two to chart in the U.S.--"Don't Go Out Into the Rain (You're Going To Melt)" and "Museum," both from 1967.

Instead we're given a handful of failed US singles from 1968 to their breakup in 1970, although several of them hit the top ten in the UK.  Since this is, after all, a UK release it only makes sense that these songs--though unfamiliar to the average American listener--are included in this Best Of package. [Note: No. 1 songs like "Mrs. Brown" and "I'm Henry VIII, I Am" are on this set, too, even though they were never released in the UK as singles. So this collection seems to be a compromise for fans on both sides of the Atlantic.]

Here is the complete track listing:

1. I'm Into Something Good (US #13, UK #1)
2. Show Me Girl (UK #19)
3. Silhouettes (US #5, UK #3)
4. Can't You Hear My Hearbeat ((US #2)
5. Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter (US #1)
6. Wonderful World (US #4, UK #7)
7. I'm Henry VIII, I Am (US #1)
8. Listen People (US #3)
9. Dandy (US #5)
10. Just a Little Bit Better (US #7, UK #15)
11. A Must To Avoid (US #8, UK #6)
12. You Won't Be Leaving (UK #20)
13. This Door Swings Both Ways (US #12, UK #18)
14. No Milk Today (US #35, UK #7)
15. East West (US #27, UK #33)
16. There's a Kind of Hush (US # 4, UK #7) [Note: Their final US top 10, 1967]
17. I Can Take or Leave Your Loving (US #22, UK #11) [Note: Their final US top 40, 1968]
18. Sleepy Joe (US #61, UK #12)
19. Sunshine Girl (UK #8)
20. Something's Happening (UK #6)
21. My Sentimental Friend (UK #2)
22. Here Comes the Star (UK #33)
23. Years May Come, Years May Go (UK #7)
24. Bet Yer Life I Do (UK #22)
25. Lady Barbara (UK #13) [Note: Their final UK single, 1970]

The skimpy four-page booklet provides a brief history of the band, only one photo (the cover shot--minus Karl Greene), and a track listing that includes the songwriter and year of release. The CD label says "stereo," but there is no mention of remastering.

Last summer, I saw Peter Noone and a touring version of the Hermits (no original members) at a free concert. It was great fun to listen to him sing the old hits, and this generous 25-track compilation provides a nastolgic trip down memory lane. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED [Running time - 65:38]


title: The First and Only Box Set to Cover The Kinks' Entire Career

text:
Because The Kinks have recorded for so many different labels over the course of their 30-plus year history as a band I never really expected them to get the kind of box set treatment that their British Invasion contemporaries had been getting for decades. And by the time they did, I had already invested so much in the reissues of their sixties and seventies-era albums, this box set seemed almost redundant...at first.

I initially hesitated at purchasing this box set because of all the overlapping material on all of the individual albums I've purchased over the last twenty years. However, I finally broke down and bought it (at a fairly reasonable price) when I realized I may never get the chance to buy it if I didn't act soon.  It is an embarrassment of riches. In all, 138 tracks clocking in at more than seven and a half hours, covering everything from their earliest recordings as The Boll-Weevils in 1963 through their final album TO THE BONE recorded in 1996.

Last year, Sanctuary essentially replaced this box set (now out of print) with THE ANTHOLOGY 1964-1971, but if I had to choose between the two today, I'd still pick PICTURE BOOK.  Here's a quick summary of all of the then previously unreleased tracks:

Disc 1
"I'm a Hog for You Baby," 1963 (Demo recorded as The Boll-Weevils)
"I Believed You," 1963 (Demo recorded as the The Boll-Weevils)
"I Don't Need You Any More," 1964 (Never released in the U.S. before)
"Don't Ever Let Me Go," 1964
"Come on Now," 1964 (Previously unissued take)
"There's a New World Opening for Me," 1964 (Ray Davies demo)
"Time Will Tell," 1965 (Never released in the U.S. before)
"I Go to Sleep," 1965 (Ray Davies demo)
"A Little Bit of Sunlight," 1965 (Ray Davies demo)
"This I Know," 1965 (Ray Davies demo)
"All Night Stand," 1965 (Ray Davies demo)
"And I Will Love You," 1966

Disc 2
"Dedicated Follower of Fashion," 1966 (Alternate version)
"Mr. Reporter," 1966 (Alternate version w/Ray Davies vocal)
"Dead End Street," 1966 (First version)
"Good Luck Charm (Good Luck Child)," 1967
"Lincoln County," 1968 (Never released in the U.S. before, mono)

Disc 3
"Apeman," 1970 (Alternate version)
"Moments," 1971 (Never issued commercially in the U.S. before)

Disc 4
(All previously released)

Disc 5
"Hidden Quality," 1979
"A Gallon of Gas," (Previously unissued edit)
"Nuclear Love," 1979-80
"Duke," 1979-80
"Maybe I Love You," 1979-80
"Stolen Away Your Heart," 1979-80
"Art Lover," 1982 (Previously unissued mix)

Disc 6
"Come Dancing," 1982 (Demo version)
"Million Pound Semi-Detached," 1989 (Previously unreleased in the U.S.)
"To the Bone," 1995 (Ray Davies demo recording)

[Note: Some of these previously unreleased tracks have since shown up on Sanctuary's two-disc Deluxe Editions of the Kinks' classic sixties albums rereleased in 2011.]

I do have a couple caveats. I really miss the studio version of "Come Dancing," and it appears we are never going to get an official CD release of "When I Turn Off the Living Room Lights"--even though the booklet on page 31 clearly states that it is included. (Thankfully, I still have my vinyl copy of THE GREAT LOST KINKS ALBUM!)

The 64-page booklet is filled with dozens of photos, an informative essay/biography of the band, along with a "Kinks Diary" that runs along the bottom of nearly every page beginning with 21 June 1944 and the birth of Ray Davies through June 2008 with "Ray and Dave meet to discuss the possibility of recording again." While I would love nothing more than to see Ray and Dave enter the studio again, it's been twenty  years since they recorded together. In the meantime, I will cherish this box set. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED [Running Time - Disc 1, 77:34; Disc 2, 78:23; Disc 3, 78:05; Disc 4, 75:47; Disc 5, 76:59; Disc 6, 76:03]