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Points in Time Vol.4

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 28, 2000

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Mystic Place: Ancient Cultures [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 16, 1994

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Mystic Voyage

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 30, 1999

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Mystic Place: Ancient Cultures

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 14, 1995

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Kerrang - the Album 2008

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by: Various Artists

Release Date September 22, 2008
A predictable bunch of same sounding tracks from the ever narrowing scope of music that features in this dying magazine.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Incomplete Glenn Tilbrook

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by: Glenn Tilbrook

Release Date July 26, 2005
A predictable bunch of same sounding tracks from the ever narrowing scope of music that features in this dying magazine.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Electrodance Generation

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by: Fozzie Bear

Release Date February 25, 2008
A predictable bunch of same sounding tracks from the ever narrowing scope of music that features in this dying magazine.

CD-Charts Position 8
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SPATIAL DYNAMICS - Music Experience in 3-Dimensional Sound Reality TM, DTS ES 5.1 and 6.1 Extended Surround Music Disc [DVD AUDIO]

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by: Alexander Jero

Release Date November 29, 2006
A predictable bunch of same sounding tracks from the ever narrowing scope of music that features in this dying magazine.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Melao

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by: Francisco Mela

Release Date May 15, 2006
A predictable bunch of same sounding tracks from the ever narrowing scope of music that features in this dying magazine.

CD-Charts Position 10
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The Incomplete Glenn Tilbrook

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by: Glenn Tilbrook

Release Date May 28, 2001
Let's face it - 99% of people buying this album will be Squeeze fans and collectors. That's not a good thing or a bad thing, it's just a fact. As a result, it's not easy to be objective and class this album as a stand-alone work from a new artist, instead, it's impossible not to view it as the latest offering from an artist we've known and listened to for over 25 years.

Squeeze were not Glenn Tilbrook, of course, but they weren't far off. He wrote the tunes, sang nearly all of the words, played a mean lead guitar and was practically fronting the band for a very long time. Squeeze did boast the best wordsmith in the UK as well (Chris Difford), they also had Jools & Paul Carrack playing the keyboards for most of the time - 2 ridiculously ... Read More: