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25 Classical Favorites

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 10, 2004

CD-Charts Position 2

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Handel Ortorios (Messiah / Athalia / Esther / La Resurrezione) / AAM, Hogwood

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from: Decca (Universal Classics)

Release Date June 13, 2005

CD-Charts Position 3

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Painting Paradise in the Garden

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by: Christopher Peacock

Release Date March 26, 2002

CD-Charts Position 4
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Prisoner File Number Three

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by: Various

Release Date February 11, 2003
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.

CD-Charts Position 5
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A Baroque Festival

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from: Intersound

Release Date September 21, 2004
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Legendary Leonard Kwan

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by: Various

Release Date November 25, 2003
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Sounds of Hawaii: Hana Hou

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by: Various Artists

Release Date January 15, 2008
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Nohea

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by: Gordon Mark

Release Date January 22, 2008
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Haleakala

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by: Riley Lee, Jeff Peterson

Release Date June 24, 2008
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar: Kimo Style

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by: Jim "Kimo" West

Release Date February 12, 2008
You really have to be a Prisoner afficianado to want to buy this. Of the three soundtrack albums it is perhaps the most interesting because it covers the episode in which music played, I would say, the largest part in creating atmosphere - "The Girl Who Was Death". You get to hear all the peices of music from which snippets were used in this (and other later) episodes. But as with so many soundtracks, it is a collection of individual peices of music, not really a cohesive whole. It is not easy listening if you try to play it as music at home.
Still, for a Prisoner fan (such as myself) it provides a valuable record of the series.