CD-Charts Position 1

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Aenigma/Conquest/Morirala a Mezzanotte

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date August 05, 2000

CD-Charts Position 2
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Songs From The Big Chair - Deluxe Edition

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by: Tears For Fears

Release Date May 01, 2006
In short, it's a beautiful package but for a few hiccups..first where is The Conflict? This was always part of Big Chair's limited cassette version and the '99 reissue. Second, The Way You Are although fantastic was never part of the Big Chair and belongs more to The Hurting. Are the 7"'s really necessary? Head Over Heels and the shorter Mother's Talk maybe but otherwise no. What most annoys me though is the missing extended versions of Mother's Talk and Rule The World which I've yet to find on other comps. Instead we have MT - Beat of the Drum mix which is everything bad about experimental 84 collage based sound and the Urban mix of Rule which is also inferior to the standard Extended Version.
And finally, Working Hour (piano version) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Back to the 80's: The Long Versions, Vol. 2

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by: Various

Release Date November 25, 2003
In short, it's a beautiful package but for a few hiccups..first where is The Conflict? This was always part of Big Chair's limited cassette version and the '99 reissue. Second, The Way You Are although fantastic was never part of the Big Chair and belongs more to The Hurting. Are the 7"'s really necessary? Head Over Heels and the shorter Mother's Talk maybe but otherwise no. What most annoys me though is the missing extended versions of Mother's Talk and Rule The World which I've yet to find on other comps. Instead we have MT - Beat of the Drum mix which is everything bad about experimental 84 collage based sound and the Urban mix of Rule which is also inferior to the standard Extended Version.
And finally, Working Hour (piano version) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Songs from the Big Chair

Search: Head Over Heels
by: Tears for Fears

Release Date May 23, 2006
In short, it's a beautiful package but for a few hiccups..first where is The Conflict? This was always part of Big Chair's limited cassette version and the '99 reissue. Second, The Way You Are although fantastic was never part of the Big Chair and belongs more to The Hurting. Are the 7"'s really necessary? Head Over Heels and the shorter Mother's Talk maybe but otherwise no. What most annoys me though is the missing extended versions of Mother's Talk and Rule The World which I've yet to find on other comps. Instead we have MT - Beat of the Drum mix which is everything bad about experimental 84 collage based sound and the Urban mix of Rule which is also inferior to the standard Extended Version.
And finally, Working Hour (piano version) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Waiting for a Call

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by: Tommy Peoples

Release Date March 19, 2003
In short, it's a beautiful package but for a few hiccups..first where is The Conflict? This was always part of Big Chair's limited cassette version and the '99 reissue. Second, The Way You Are although fantastic was never part of the Big Chair and belongs more to The Hurting. Are the 7"'s really necessary? Head Over Heels and the shorter Mother's Talk maybe but otherwise no. What most annoys me though is the missing extended versions of Mother's Talk and Rule The World which I've yet to find on other comps. Instead we have MT - Beat of the Drum mix which is everything bad about experimental 84 collage based sound and the Urban mix of Rule which is also inferior to the standard Extended Version.
And finally, Working Hour (piano version) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Hot New Dance Hits

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by: Francis

Release Date October 03, 2000
In short, it's a beautiful package but for a few hiccups..first where is The Conflict? This was always part of Big Chair's limited cassette version and the '99 reissue. Second, The Way You Are although fantastic was never part of the Big Chair and belongs more to The Hurting. Are the 7"'s really necessary? Head Over Heels and the shorter Mother's Talk maybe but otherwise no. What most annoys me though is the missing extended versions of Mother's Talk and Rule The World which I've yet to find on other comps. Instead we have MT - Beat of the Drum mix which is everything bad about experimental 84 collage based sound and the Urban mix of Rule which is also inferior to the standard Extended Version.
And finally, Working Hour (piano version) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Burnt Out Landscapes

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by: The Manhattan Love Suicides

Release Date June 02, 2008
The Manhattan Love Suicides have released an epic 27 song compilation that contains every significant song they've released so far - and then some. In addition to their amazing singles, there are a number of radio station performances that were recorded live and on the fly - as well as additional bonus previously unreleased tracks. What follows here is a complete track-by-track analysis of each song.

The collection opens with a new, previously unreleased "exclusive track" titled "Jonny Boy", and it is a stomping good time. With guitars that sound like the spirit of Johnny Ramone is flowing through them, the initial progression and rhythm makes me think of that 50's song "Bristol Stomp". You know, the one that goes "all the kids in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Burnt Out Landscapes

Search: Head Over Heels
by: The Manhattan Love Suicides

Release Date August 12, 2008
The Manhattan Love Suicides have released an epic 27 song compilation that contains every significant song they've released so far - and then some. In addition to their amazing singles, there are a number of radio station performances that were recorded live and on the fly - as well as additional bonus previously unreleased tracks. What follows here is a complete track-by-track analysis of each song.

The collection opens with a new, previously unreleased "exclusive track" titled "Jonny Boy", and it is a stomping good time. With guitars that sound like the spirit of Johnny Ramone is flowing through them, the initial progression and rhythm makes me think of that 50's song "Bristol Stomp". You know, the one that goes "all the kids in Bristol ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Masterpieces

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by: HammerFall

Release Date June 23, 2008
The Manhattan Love Suicides have released an epic 27 song compilation that contains every significant song they've released so far - and then some. In addition to their amazing singles, there are a number of radio station performances that were recorded live and on the fly - as well as additional bonus previously unreleased tracks. What follows here is a complete track-by-track analysis of each song.

The collection opens with a new, previously unreleased "exclusive track" titled "Jonny Boy", and it is a stomping good time. With guitars that sound like the spirit of Johnny Ramone is flowing through them, the initial progression and rhythm makes me think of that 50's song "Bristol Stomp". You know, the one that goes "all the kids in Bristol ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Rajaton Sings ABBA

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by: Rajaton

Release Date June 03, 2008
The Manhattan Love Suicides have released an epic 27 song compilation that contains every significant song they've released so far - and then some. In addition to their amazing singles, there are a number of radio station performances that were recorded live and on the fly - as well as additional bonus previously unreleased tracks. What follows here is a complete track-by-track analysis of each song.

The collection opens with a new, previously unreleased "exclusive track" titled "Jonny Boy", and it is a stomping good time. With guitars that sound like the spirit of Johnny Ramone is flowing through them, the initial progression and rhythm makes me think of that 50's song "Bristol Stomp". You know, the one that goes "all the kids in Bristol ... Read More: