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Greatest Hits

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by: Joe Walsh

Release Date December 01, 2002
I bought this album only knowing one song from it (Help Me Thru the Night). I bought it on faith and I have to say I was not disappointed.

Its a wonderful collection of great rock tunes. The only problem is, that once you've listened to it you want to buy more CD's from Joe Walsh!

Tracks which stand out are 'Tend My Garden', 'Mother Says' and 'The Confessor'. However, every track is great.

CD-Charts Position 82
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Greatest Hits 1977-1990

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by: Stranglers

Release Date November 19, 1990
Indeed, look at all those peaches. Each and every one is oozing precious juice that will slake your thirst for fine and innovative rock fruit.

There's a couple ("Something Better Change" and "All Day & All of the Night") that are not as ripe as the others, but the rest are firm and brightly coloured with brilliant hooks, imaginative arrangements, and marvellous lyrics. Make sure that you choose the most tasty peach of all, by lucky chance called "Always The Sun".

Tracks one to seven cover the EMI/United Artists years, whilst the remainder cover the band's move to Epic.

CD-Charts Position 83
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Greatest Hits

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by: Blackfoot

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If you have never listened to blackfoot then this is the perfect beginner album as it has amazing songs on it and gives you a good idea of what they sound like, a good place to start before exploring their full album back catalogue which is truly brilliant.

CD-Charts Position 84
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Edward the Great: Greatest Hits

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by: Iron Maiden

Release Date July 25, 2005
This is the without a shadow of a doubt The number of the great rock feast. I defy anyone to play this album without a scowl and a growl and an itch to raise mayhem.
Playing this album leaves me feeling invincible and starts the kids skidding round on the wooden floor playing air guitar as though their lives depended upon it.
This is an album to raise your kids on.
Tracks include:
The Trooper
The Number of the Beast
Can I Play with Madness?

CD-Charts Position 85
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Greatest Hits Volume 2 [Us Import]

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by: Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band

Release Date November 04, 2003
I bought the first volume of Bob Seger's greatest hits years ago and was immediately captured by the compelling lyrics and singalong melodies, Seger's haunting squawk that falls somewhere between rock god and C&W crooner and the tight-riffin' band. So here's volume two and if it's half as good as vol 1 then you just have to buy, right?

Well, it's better than half as good. In fact, some standout tracks (Beautiful Loser, Shame on the Moon, the soundtrack piece Understanding) are on a par with anything in the vol 1 collection, while the set is augmented by some of the Silver Bullet Band's more noisy rockers (Fire Down Below, Her Strut, Katmandu and the live Tryin' To Live My Life Without You) which give a fuller picture of Bob and the band ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 86
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Uncanned: the Best of Canned Heat

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by: Canned Heat

Release Date August 08, 1994
This GREAT "CANNED HEAT" CD starts with the 7 MINUTE & 5 seconds demo of "ON THE ROAD AGAIN" recorded on 17th & 18th April 1967 a year & half before the later version was in the charts worldwide.
"NINE BELOW ZERO" & "TV MAMA" Also from 17th & 18th April 1967 showing "Alan Blind Owl Wilson" talents in many ways but mainly Harmonica it's that good "Bob The Bear Hite" says "Do it again"
The next tracks are Classics like ROLLIN'& TUMBLIN'- BULLFROG BLUES - EVIL IS GOIN ON - The Classic GOIN DOWN SLOW - DUST MY BROOM & HELP ME (Alan Wilson's haunting voice singing Sonny Boy Williamson's Help me darlin I can't do it by myself.
The next 7 tracks are from archives recorded on the 17th & 18th October 1967. MEAN ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 87
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Greatest Hits

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by: Skid Row

Release Date April 02, 2007
This GREAT "CANNED HEAT" CD starts with the 7 MINUTE & 5 seconds demo of "ON THE ROAD AGAIN" recorded on 17th & 18th April 1967 a year & half before the later version was in the charts worldwide.
"NINE BELOW ZERO" & "TV MAMA" Also from 17th & 18th April 1967 showing "Alan Blind Owl Wilson" talents in many ways but mainly Harmonica it's that good "Bob The Bear Hite" says "Do it again"
The next tracks are Classics like ROLLIN'& TUMBLIN'- BULLFROG BLUES - EVIL IS GOIN ON - The Classic GOIN DOWN SLOW - DUST MY BROOM & HELP ME (Alan Wilson's haunting voice singing Sonny Boy Williamson's Help me darlin I can't do it by myself.
The next 7 tracks are from archives recorded on the 17th & 18th October 1967. MEAN ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 88
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Wrestle Poodles... and Win: Greatest Hits Live

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by: Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band

Release Date November 13, 2006
Bonzo CD "Wrestle Poodles And Win."

This is a live 2 CD set of there 40th Anniversary Tour.

Disc 01: The Tigers Head Days.

This is a 15 song set of there more acoustic material. Songs include Hunting Tigers, Brother Makes The Noises, Little Sir Echo, Watermelon, Monster Coming, Hello Mabel, Jollity Farm.

This is a great live cd, and it only goes to prove they real can produce every sound on there album live, the mix is fantastic and is enjoyable to listen to.

Disc 02: Into The Electric Era

This is a 20 song set of there more rockier songs. Songs include We Are Normal, Trouser Press, I'm Bored, Humanoid Boogie, Tent, Rhinocratic Oaths, Monster Mash, Urban Spaceman and Canyons. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 89
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Edward the Great: Greatest Hits

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by: Iron Maiden

Release Date November 04, 2002
I could go on and on about Maiden. Probably one of the best Metal bands in the world ever. For a potted history of their music you needn't look further than this album. It hits the spot!!!

CD-Charts Position 90
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Greatest Hits

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by: Molly Hatchet

Release Date January 21, 2002
Although these guys could never maintain a high level throughout each of their albums like skynyrd did, and as such never made a huge comercial impact, they are truly a great band to listen to - their style of music seems to be both fun in places and dark in others. In terms of southern rock, molly hatchet are certainly heavier than people like alman brothers or skynyrd, and actually i think this makes them really interesting.

as for the cd, i have no quibbles with the casing, leaftlet thing etc, all is of good quality, and the music itself is great.

Highlights for me include Gator Country, Flirtin' with disaster, Bloody Reunion, Boogie no more and the creeper, with 'Gator...' and '...Creeper' being probably my personal favourites.

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