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The Singles

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by: Girlschool

Release Date March 19, 2007

CD-Charts Position 2
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More ABBA Gold

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by: ABBA

Release Date August 25, 2008
i dont think the content overall needs to be reviewed, its all classic abba and can all be found elsewhere EXCEPT for I AM THE CITY, this track is still ,as far as i know, not available anywhere else except on this album,(im not counting the COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS box set,the purchase of which may necessitate a small mortgage) and i cant believe no other review has mentioned this. If you@re a fan , its the main reason to buy this album,and if your collecting all abba's recordings,it makes this essential. oh, and if you havent heard it the track is great, not one of their moving and meaningful ones but its fun,hypnotic and sparkly,;incredible arrangement and production, -i know thats kind of a given for abba- but - much more so than, for ... Read More:

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Secret World - Live Paris 2005 (CD & DVD)

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by: Tears For Fears

Release Date March 20, 2006
I love Tears For Fears, they are my favorite group ever since 1982. I saw this concert at the NIA in Birmingham and i wish this dvd was from there but in a stadium it's not the same. Their first live dvd was fantastic but this don't bother you will be dissapointed.I still think Tears For Fears are the best band in the world, but save your money.

CD-Charts Position 4
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The 80's: New Wave

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 29, 1995
I love Tears For Fears, they are my favorite group ever since 1982. I saw this concert at the NIA in Birmingham and i wish this dvd was from there but in a stadium it's not the same. Their first live dvd was fantastic but this don't bother you will be dissapointed.I still think Tears For Fears are the best band in the world, but save your money.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Down the Road: Bluegrass Songs of Flatt & Scruggs

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by: Flatt & Scruggs

Release Date October 01, 1999
I love Tears For Fears, they are my favorite group ever since 1982. I saw this concert at the NIA in Birmingham and i wish this dvd was from there but in a stadium it's not the same. Their first live dvd was fantastic but this don't bother you will be dissapointed.I still think Tears For Fears are the best band in the world, but save your money.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Down the Road: Bluegrass Songs of Flatt & Scruggs

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by: Flatt & Scruggs

Release Date October 21, 2002
I love Tears For Fears, they are my favorite group ever since 1982. I saw this concert at the NIA in Birmingham and i wish this dvd was from there but in a stadium it's not the same. Their first live dvd was fantastic but this don't bother you will be dissapointed.I still think Tears For Fears are the best band in the world, but save your money.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Uppers and Downers [VINYL]

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by: Yo Yo's

Release Date July 24, 2000
The reason you are likely to hear about this band is due to Danny McCormack (Bass, shouty bits) from the Wildhearts, now the Wildhearts are no more. And Thank God! British rock is a curious anomaly, quality bands (Manics, Therapy?, Feeder) keep at what they do with various successes while the NME gets people to follow the latest indie trends; with short shelf lives and an ever shorter wealth of ideas. Now we have the Yo- yo's who, you suspect, will play local pubs if they have to with huge grins plastered on their faces at the sheer joy of playing live and loud. And this is what you get on record - 14 songs of raucous, smiley punk n' roll. OK, its been done many times before, but at least they're a band for right now ie they have some personality ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Crowtown

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by: Crowtown

Release Date June 09, 2001
The reason you are likely to hear about this band is due to Danny McCormack (Bass, shouty bits) from the Wildhearts, now the Wildhearts are no more. And Thank God! British rock is a curious anomaly, quality bands (Manics, Therapy?, Feeder) keep at what they do with various successes while the NME gets people to follow the latest indie trends; with short shelf lives and an ever shorter wealth of ideas. Now we have the Yo- yo's who, you suspect, will play local pubs if they have to with huge grins plastered on their faces at the sheer joy of playing live and loud. And this is what you get on record - 14 songs of raucous, smiley punk n' roll. OK, its been done many times before, but at least they're a band for right now ie they have some personality ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The 80's: New Wave [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 29, 1995
The reason you are likely to hear about this band is due to Danny McCormack (Bass, shouty bits) from the Wildhearts, now the Wildhearts are no more. And Thank God! British rock is a curious anomaly, quality bands (Manics, Therapy?, Feeder) keep at what they do with various successes while the NME gets people to follow the latest indie trends; with short shelf lives and an ever shorter wealth of ideas. Now we have the Yo- yo's who, you suspect, will play local pubs if they have to with huge grins plastered on their faces at the sheer joy of playing live and loud. And this is what you get on record - 14 songs of raucous, smiley punk n' roll. OK, its been done many times before, but at least they're a band for right now ie they have some personality ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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The Very Best of Jon Bongiovi 1980-1983 - Japan

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by: Jon Bongiovi

Release Date December 17, 1998
The reason you are likely to hear about this band is due to Danny McCormack (Bass, shouty bits) from the Wildhearts, now the Wildhearts are no more. And Thank God! British rock is a curious anomaly, quality bands (Manics, Therapy?, Feeder) keep at what they do with various successes while the NME gets people to follow the latest indie trends; with short shelf lives and an ever shorter wealth of ideas. Now we have the Yo- yo's who, you suspect, will play local pubs if they have to with huge grins plastered on their faces at the sheer joy of playing live and loud. And this is what you get on record - 14 songs of raucous, smiley punk n' roll. OK, its been done many times before, but at least they're a band for right now ie they have some personality ... Read More: