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Jackie - The Album Vol. 2

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 17, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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Super 70's Rock: 3 Cds of Original Songs By Original Artists

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 24, 2004
Having successfully mined the cheesey end of 1970s pop with their Super 70s series, EMI Virgin have now turned their attention to the deep pool of rock talent that was around then and have scored a definite bullseye.

From Free's "All Right Now" at the start of the decade to the Undertones' "Teenage Kicks" at the end, all relevant bases are covered to give an excellent snapshot of what great music there was available thirty years ago. And, while most of the population over a certain age will doubtless already have most of these tracks salted away somewhere on vynil LPs, it is nice to have a collection like this for use in the car or when hosting a party. It is also sobering to think that they could easily fill another triple CD set ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Grimleys Ost

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date February 28, 2000
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Another Fine Mess

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by: Lindisfarne

Release Date July 01, 1996
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Another Fine Mess [CASSETTE]

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by: Lindisfarne

Release Date July 01, 1996
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Another Fine Mess

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by: Lindisfarne

Release Date July 01, 1996
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Another Fine Mess [CASSETTE]

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by: Lindisfarne

Release Date July 01, 1996
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Magic in the Air/Caught in the Act

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by: Lindisfarne

Release Date September 03, 2002
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Bell Bottoms Dreamboats Tangos and Eskimos

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by: Alma Cogan

Release Date October 06, 2008
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Walk a Mile

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by: Mikey Spice

Release Date November 17, 2008
The second installment of the popular comedy The Grimley's has an unuslual blend for its soundtrack. Disc one is full of attitude with the likes of the Buzzcocks classic 'Ever Fallen in Love', The Clash 'I Fought The Law' and The Damned 'New Roses', to name just a few. But disc two is a real let down! It starts off where disc one finished with the superb Slade, T.Rex and the fantastic 'Mr Blue Sky' by E.L.O, but from then on, it slides into the part of the 1970's we want to forget about! The likes of Showaddywaddy, Eruption and Boney M, belong in the bargain dustbin at your local Post Office, not along side the brilliant Jam, Elvis Costello and Blondie. The album is worth buying just for the first disc, but be warned, disc two will disapoint!