When they say Best of, they actually mean it. This album contains nearly all of James' best tracks (But what happened to "Fels Like Fred Astaire? Anyone?) But never mind, what's here is pretty damn good. I must admit, I've never been an avid follower of James, and listening to this album only happened by accident. Ah, but what a happy accident it was. You'll find yourself listening, and thinking "Ah, so that's who does this song...". There's loads of songs on here I've heard before, but never realised to credit them to James, such as "Waltzing Around" (superb track), and "Say Something". They're still highly under-rated after 18 years of melody making, but marvellous nevertheless.
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Riding on the powerful wave of Manchester's early 1990's musical renaissance, James' ... more
intellectual and improvised approach complemented a dance heavy scene and catapulted the seven-piece in to the limelight. "Come Home" and "Sit Down"--James' most lucra...
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Come home (Flood mix) Sit down She's a star Laid Waltzing along (single version) Say ... more
something Born of frustration Tomorrow Destiny calling Out to get you Runaground Lose control Sometimes How was it for you Seven Sound Ring the bells Hymn from the vil...
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Advantages: very good songs, pretty cover Disadvantages: just a couple of so so tracks
alysonwonderland 05.04.2004 (05.04.2004)
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