Big Band Themes Vol.2 (Drifting & Dreaming 1934-1945) - Various Artists

Advantages: well.....
Disadvantages: You have to pay for this and worst of all... ... You might have to listen to it!

...This album is most certainly a waste of money. Would you pay for a neighbour's home videos? No. Well if you fancy listening to and paying for some popstar wanabees, who think they can sing, then go ahead. However, my advice is that it would be a big mistake. The songs are average at best and, like many compilation CDs, there is no theme to the CD as each track is very different to the one before. The CD comes with only thirteen tracks so luckily your agony will not be dragged out for too longer period. Finally, the one positive part of this CD is that; although the music is gut-wrenchingly awful, you can express your patriotism to the last track, which is the aptly named 'God Bless The USA'!... Read review

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Advantages: Variations of well known songs.
Disadvantages: none

...Brill album, much better than the first Radio one live lounge album. All tracks have been previously played on the radio one live lounge with Joe Willie, but I never get a chance to listen to them all first time they are on the radio, so its nice to hear them all. Some tracks really funny and are all by well-known artist's. The artists and bands either record alternative recordings of there own songs or ones by other artists, which is really interesting. I really love the Amy winehouse - Valerie its a slower version and is really good. It features allot of the top 40 bands and gives you a chance of hearing unusual tracks that you would not normally hear from such band albums. Highly Recommended.... Read review

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Advantages: A must for WWF fans
Disadvantages: none

...The World Wrestling Federation - The music volume 4 is a 14 track album of the original arena entrance themes of the top world federation wrestlers of the moment. Recently converted into becoming a fan of this farsical wrestling show, i started to enjoy the music which accompanies each star - each having their own individual themes. The best way to describe this music is Rock. A definite buy for WWF fans and includes the entrance themes of:- The Rock, Triple H, The Undertaker, The Big Show, Chris Jericho and Stone Cold Steve Austin to name but a few. There are other WWF albums available but this is the most recent being released in late 1999. They haven't included the entrance theme to Kane, who is a popular one which surprised me but maybe that will be on another follow-up album with other up and coming wrestlers.... Read review

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