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Big Bam Boom

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date October 22, 2008

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The Very Best of Daryl Hall & John Oates

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by: Hall & Oates

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The Ballads Collection

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date June 26, 2007

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The Essential Daryl Hall and John Oates

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date October 30, 2006
Note - this is a re-packaging of the earlier Ultimate Daryl Hall and John Oates. The track listing is identical.

Daryl Hall and John Oates are generally classified as white soul singers but this description is too simplistic - they adapted their style to suit changing musical fashions. This double CD shows just how varied their music was. While they had six number one hits (Rich girl, Kiss on my list, Private eyes, I can't go for that no can do, Man-eater, Private eyes, Out of touch) and many other big hits in their American homeland, they never came close to that level of success internationally. In Britain, they had just two top ten hits (I can't go for that no can do, Man-eater) with nothing else getting close although they had ... Read More:

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Big Bam Boom

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date April 29, 2008
Out of Touch, the first single from this album, is one of their best (hats off to Mr Oates for the chorus) but the rest sacrifices the melody of their earlier 80s albums for big drum sounds and bombast. It still hangs together better than anything they produced later.

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Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid

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Release Date July 02, 2007
Out of Touch, the first single from this album, is one of their best (hats off to Mr Oates for the chorus) but the rest sacrifices the melody of their earlier 80s albums for big drum sounds and bombast. It still hangs together better than anything they produced later.

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Big Bam Boom

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date December 06, 2006
Out of Touch, the first single from this album, is one of their best (hats off to Mr Oates for the chorus) but the rest sacrifices the melody of their earlier 80s albums for big drum sounds and bombast. It still hangs together better than anything they produced later.

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Big Bam Boom

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by: Daryl Hall

Release Date February 23, 2005
Out of Touch, the first single from this album, is one of their best (hats off to Mr Oates for the chorus) but the rest sacrifices the melody of their earlier 80s albums for big drum sounds and bombast. It still hangs together better than anything they produced later.

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The Very Best of Daryl Hall & John Oates

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date January 23, 2001
Out of Touch, the first single from this album, is one of their best (hats off to Mr Oates for the chorus) but the rest sacrifices the melody of their earlier 80s albums for big drum sounds and bombast. It still hangs together better than anything they produced later.

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Ultimate Daryl Hall and John Oates

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by: Hall & Oates

Release Date October 04, 2004
I can't quite describe what listening to Hall & Oates does to me, but if it does it for you too then you're lucky! I think they allow you (for that private "microphone moment" in the car or shower) to believe that YOU'RE the successful, loved-up, mulleted 80s dude that you always dreamed you'd be from watching Brat Pack films. They are quite the cheesiest, most soulful, chest-wig-type, 80s, sweetly wailing singers - fanTASTic.

This is an excellent album, with some worthy tracks that haven't appeared on earlier "best of" compilations. I was wooed into buying my first H&O album by hearing the wonderfully indulgent "She's Gone" on the radio, later realising I already knew tracks like Maneater and I Can't Go For That. However, it's ... Read More: