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Advantages:
Some great songs
Disadvantages:
We've heard them all before
Recommend to potential buyers:
no
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Yet another greatest hits package from the now defunct rockers, but isn’t this just one release too far? Let’s consider the evidence:
PROS:
- it was only £3.99 in HMV’s clearance sale (the only time it’s worth shopping in these corporate monsters). - it is a great collection of great songs, 16 of them stretching over 73 minutes
CONS:
- it’s at least the fourth such greatest hits/rarities package: “Their Finest Hour (And A Half)” (1995), “Live” (1998), and “The Rare, The Raw And The Rest (1999). - there are only the most basic of liner notes, giving author and year of each song. - there are only five non-album tracks featured: live versions of “Brown Sugar” and “All The Way From Memphis”, acoustic versions of “Higher Ground” and “Dirty Love”, and a live acoustic version of “I Hear you Knocking”.
Probably a relative bargain at the price, but only a diehard fan would need to own all four of these collections. Very enjoyable to listen to, but enough already! At least until the reunion, which can’t be far away.
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