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River Of Dreams - The Very Best Of Hayley Westenra

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by: Hayley Westenra

Release Date October 27, 2008
why isnt the single wuthering heights on here ? surely a best of should contain this song

CD-Charts Position 112
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My Songs

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by: Various Artists

Release Date June 23, 2008
The track listing shown appears not to be the final listing. The listing on the album I received was as follows:

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Sam Sparro - Black & Gold
Duffy - Warwick Avenue
Gabriella Cilmi - Sweet About Me
Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
Razorlight - America
The Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car)
Amy Winehouse - Love Is A Losing Game
Guillemots - Falling Out Of Reach
Amy Macdonald - This Is The Life
Onerepublic - Stop And Stare
James Morrison - You Give Me Something
Paul Weller - You Do Something To Me
Stereophonics - It Means Nothing
The Fratellis - Whistle For The Choir
Jamie Cullum - High And Dry
Elbow - Weather To Fly
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CD-Charts Position 113
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Simply Red The Greatest Hit's 25' [Deluxe Edition - 2 CDs + 1 DVD]

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by: Simply Red

Release Date November 17, 2008
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R3RGTRTINTPV4N Simply Red The Greatest Hit's 25' [Deluxe Edition - 2 CDs + 1 DVD]Simply Red 25: The Greatest Hits

CD-Charts Position 114
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Decade In The Sun

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by: Stereophonics

Release Date November 10, 2008
This is a fantastic double CD set. All the hits and an excellent disc 2 of other songs. And the box set is rather snazzy.

The track listing shown here on Amazon and virtually everywhere else is inaccurate. The first CD of this set has exactly the same listing as the single CD of Decade In The Sun so no one is getting shortchanged. It has 20 tracks kicking off with Dakota and ending with Handbags and Gladrags - exactly the same as the single CD album.

The second disc contains a host of other great tracks.

If you're a Stereophonics and thinking about getting this double CD set, buy it.

CD-Charts Position 115
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Meet Glen Campbell

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by: Glen Campbell

Release Date August 25, 2008
I am another who was fortunate enough to see one of his recent live concerts. Of course we were treated to all of his classics, plus a few tracks from this latest new album. These tracks were very pleasant and memorable. Infact, an exceptional set of songs that amount to an exceptional album.

This remakable return to form is acheived with songs written by other artists including John Lennon, U2, Tom Petty and Jackson Brown. Some of these tracks are quite addictive.

So, there it is. Not typical Glen Campbell perhaps, but certainly classical Glan Campbell. If this is your scene, then this album is a must.

CD-Charts Position 116
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RadioActive Deluxe

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by: McFly

Release Date September 22, 2008
I am a McFly fan, I'm 38 years old and I love this album. I have to say that it took a while to grow on me compared with their others which were instantly catchy but now I have heard this a few times I think that every track is a classic. Unlike some albums where only one song is enjoyable. I would recommend anyone to buy this album, even my husband likes it compared with McFly's other tracks as it is rockier. I love their lyrics and think that they are talented instrumentalists. Buy this CD you won't regret it.

CD-Charts Position 117
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Motown 50

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by: Various Artists

Release Date December 01, 2008
I'm appalled by thias as a Motown purist. I don't know why they spent all that time having us vote for tracks when they've wasted almost a whole disc on cover versions - something Motown did very badly as a rule. I also hate the inclusion of most things after 1970. It's just not Classic Motown. Thelma's "Jumping Jack Flash" wasn't ever recorded at Motown, it's from her ABC album Sunshower. Quite the most disappointing release ever, when it should have been a treasure.
Seek out another compilation, this is not the celebration of Motown that it should have been.

CD-Charts Position 118
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The Definitive Collection

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by: Stevie Wonder

Release Date November 28, 2005
This is probably the best compilation album of Stevie's work and that's great but I urge you all to use this as a taster of his work, there is lots of it and if you buy anything before 1980 you will love it if you like this. Unfortunately he's done nothing of real note after the 1970's and that was where his key work was done. The trilogy of talking book, innvervisions and Songs in the key of life are treasures to be explored in their won right and you should all do so, personally although songs in the key of life is seen as his masterpiece it was a double album brain dump of everything he was working on and contains material that is weaker than the shorter talking book and innvervisions, with Innvervisions representing his finest (non compilation) album in my ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 119
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The Beatles: the White Album

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by: The Beatles

Release Date August 24, 1987
This album is rubbish!! It's a shame I have to give it even one star.

There's not one reference to snow, paper, colombian marching powder or anything else white including Xmas!!!

Nope, it's all over the show, no structure to the album at all, songs all jumbled up. I think The Beatles must have still been on drugs when they put this album together. Oh Bla Di, Oh Bla Da????? Oh Bloody Hell more like.

Brian Epstein died just before this album was released, and personally, I think he had some insider knowledge as to how this album sounded. This album also coincides with Oh-no making an appearance. Something which must have put them all off their stride, judging by the sounds of it!!

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CD-Charts Position 120
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Intimacy

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by: Bloc Party

Release Date October 27, 2008
When I bought Bloc Party's new album 'Intimacy' I was very sceptical. I didn't particularly enjoy 'A Weekend In The City' but I loved 'Silent Alarm'. The latter was much more energetic and interesting whereas AWITC felt a bit sterile in places (particularly 'Flux')

However, upon the first listen I knew that this would be my favourite Bloc Party album and several listens have only confirmed that. This time around the electronics feel much more natural and make the music so much more interesting. The high tempos and excitement of 'Silent Alarm' are much more present this time; particularly in the opener 'Ares', 'Halo' and 'Talons'. The slower numbers in this album however are the real masterpieces, 'Biko', 'Signs' and 'Zephyrus' are amazing. Each has a fantastic anthematic ... Read More: