How does it compare to the artist's other releases
Outstanding
Value for Money
Excellent
Advantages:
Superb great Mix Of this Talented Bands hits
Disadvantages:
None Whatsoever !
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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A superb mix of greatest hits and brilliant tracks. This is one of my favourite albums of all time i cannot fault it.!
Amazing guitars match with a superb splattering of fellow Scot , Sharleen Spiteri's terrific vocals.
What a excellent version of Al Greens " Tired of being alone" I love all the tracks they are all terrific so many to choose from its an album to listen to all day and every day.
Usually most " greatest hits" albums are sort of bundled together like a fast food but no not this one, it has all the hits blended together like a ultra smooth honey pot, each track smoother tasting , good or better than the last one.
This band will blow you away and have you coming back for more ! They will still be making hit songs long after the so called " Pop stars" of today have faded into oblivion..
Cannot recommend this album or band highly enough, enjoy listening.
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Outstanding
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Outstanding
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