English Song Anthology

Advantages: 2 Discs, 34 songs
Disadvantages: 70s era songs are missing.

...**This review was originally posted by me (benraiben) on another opinion site. I found this UK site and have signed up (more convinient being British) and posting this previously written review by myself here. - This work has not been stolen.** Young Lust: Gathering 34 songs from Aerosmith's career This was my second Aerosmith album which I purchased. As mentioned in my other review, I don't judge the songs as to if they live up to songs earlier in Aerosmith's career. I just judge the songs for as they are. I don't see any point complaining about what isn't on the CD but should have been. Take it for what it is, is what I say. This Geffen Anthology of Aerosmith songs consists of 2 CDs in which tallies up 34 songs. One major problem is, if you have a collection of Aerosmith songs already, you are in danger of having duplicates... Read review

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Advantages: Price, Music
Disadvantages: -

...a Universal Records arist). WWE Anthology traces the history of music and wrestling, from the campy themes like Real Americam, many of the stars of the day to contemporary heavy hitters such as Lil' Kim weighing in on ("Time To Rock & Roll" with Trish Stratus). Each of the three discs in this suberb set chronicles the touchstones of the medium. If you love the WWE entrance themes then this is the product for you! There are three cd's, making a total of 87 songs! And for the price...well you cannot grumble! It features a lot of the legends entrance themes as well as the new WWE Superstars today! Si I do highly recommend purchasing this boxset of superb Cd's! 5 out of 5 stars!... Read review

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Advantages: A wide scoping double CD album
Disadvantages: Misses his more experimental work

...As many of you may know I'm a big admirer of Jeff Buckley, Tim's son. Though they shared little of their life time together, they shared some remarkable traits (they looked almost identical, and both were blessed with musical ability that was almost inhuman), as well as a tragic end, Jeff Drowned, Tim Od'd on Heroin both with many years ahead of them. Despite this both have legacy's that still hold strong today, and here is evidence of Tim's, this 2 disk 33 anthology of his work, dating from his 1966 debut album "Tim Buckley" through to his 1972 album "Greetings from L.A.". (Missing 2 of Tim's studio albums out altogether, in Sefronia (1973) and Look at the Fool (1974)). So a track by track review of 33 songs would get boring (trust me, after around 15 songs they become boring to write, so doubtless boring to read), so instead I... Read review

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