CD-Charts Position 91

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There You'll Be: The Best of Faith Hill

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by: Faith Hill

Release Date May 22, 2007

CD-Charts Position 92
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Through a Big Country: The Greatest Hits

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by: Big Country

Release Date March 25, 1996
Tracks on this album go back 25 years and I loved them then and I still love them now. I am only sorry that Stuart and the boys never got the critical credit and public acclaim they deserved. One of the few bands to keep guitars in the charts in the 80's they never reached the heights of U2 (I remember seeing Stuart Adamson joining Bono and the band at Hammersmith for an encore in 1982/83 I think) but their stirring music appealed to the celt in all of us. Not a duff track on this album representing as it does the heyday of their glorious noise. Don't forget the later albums either, still a cut above anything else out there at the time and still hold good today.

CD-Charts Position 93
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Greatest Hits

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by: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Release Date November 17, 2003
As this is a greatest hits album I knew what I was getting before I bought it so obviously there was no disappointment there. The songs that are on it are great, some of my favourites.
But personally there are so many more songs that I would have liked to be on there. I don't know if the answer is a double album or replacing some of the songs on this album.
It's still a good album though.

CD-Charts Position 94
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Best of Blue Oyster Cult, the [Don't Fear the Reaper]

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by: Blue Oyster Cult

Release Date January 17, 2000
If this is the best then what's the worst like? Brilliant musicianship ruined by inane lyrics. Gets two stars by virtue of 'Don't Fear The Reaper.'

CD-Charts Position 95
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Rearview Mirror: The Best of Pearl Jam

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by: Pearl Jam

Release Date November 29, 2004
I liked the vast majority of this albums songs. All Pearl Jams hits are featured. A few reason why I have not given a 5/5 star review are: The remastered songs (2 on each album). Theyre just not as good as the originals. Also the album structure I feel is not right. Instead of charting PJ's career chronologically (Grunge-Post Grunge etc), songs are placed in what appears to be random order, although the first disk is a lot heavier. Personally I would have done it chronologically, but you cant please everyone! The album cover is a little naff, the sleeves make it difficult to get CD's out of and often the CD's will fall out if your carrying the album about, what was wrong with a hard case?!

Still a great album, although if you have the songs ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 96
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Time After Time: The Best of Cyndi Lauper

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by: Cyndi Lauper

Release Date August 13, 2001
After one unsuccessful album, Cyndi recorded three albums in the eighties (She's so unusual, True colors, A night to remember) that gave her plenty of success and it is from these three albums that this compilation is mainly assembled. Some of her later albums, though less successful, are well worth hearing but it is the eighties that most people associate with Cyndi.

So, this compilation includes all of Cyndi's important hits of the eighties including Girls just want to have fun, Time after time (later covered by Eva Cassady among others), She bop, All through the night, True colors, Change of heart (with the Bangles on backing vocals), What's going on (a cover of a Marvin Gaye classic) and I drove all night (which also became a top ten UK hit ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 97
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Go - The Very Best of Moby

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by: Moby

Release Date November 06, 2006
a classic
good quality fun

(too old for a full review)

CD-Charts Position 98
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The Best Of Richard And Linda Thomspon: The Island Record Years

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by: Richard Thompson Linda Thompson

Release Date August 21, 2000
I do love this album and my only criticism is that there is not enough from "Henry the Human Fly". My favourite track on that album is The Old Changing Way and I would have liked to have seen that added for one. More than half of the "I want to see the Bright Lights Tonight" album is here and I am sure at least one of those tracks could have been sacrificed to include more of Richards very first solo album. Moan over! A brilliant album from a brilliant singer songwriter and he's British.

CD-Charts Position 99
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The Very Best of the Monkees

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by: Monkees

Release Date September 25, 2006
The Monkees were two folk singers and two actors pulled together to from a Beatles-lite pop group for mop top hungry American teenagers. Whilst the real fab four were dabbling with drugs, facial hair and musical experimentation, the Monkees offered easy on the ear tunes and whacky 'comedy'. They were derided at the time by serious muscians and the critics ripped into them on a weekly basis.
But time has been kind to the bands musical legacy and, with song writers such as Carole King and Neil Diamond on board, the Monkees are now seen as pioneers. The original manufactured boy band but with added great songs.
'I'm A Believer', 'Pleasant Valley Sunday', 'Last Train to Clarkesville' and the perenial 'Daydream Believer' have stood the test of time extremely ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 100
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The Best of Bonnie Raitt

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by: Bonnie Raitt

Release Date May 12, 2003

I bought this album on the strength on the one song i heard on the radio " I Cant Make You Love Me" and was suprised to find so many other gems on this album. I really didnt know alot about Bonnie Raitt but i am glad that i do now, she has a really sweet voice and the songs are just beautifull they really seem to hit me where i am at in my life at this present moment.

I would recommend her to anyone.