Space Oddities (Alexis Le-Tan & Jess Present A Compilation Of Rare European Library Grooves From 1075-1984) - Various Artists

Advantages: Suitable For All RNB LOVERS. Puts You In a Dancing Mood.
Disadvantages: Quite Exspensive.

...Kiss Presents R&B Classics - Various Artists Wow what a brillant c.d. Doesnt look all great from the front cover of the c.d but once you pop the c.d into the cd player it sureley does get you in the mood for dancing.. Its not all sad love songs its got the ones that wil make you want to get up and dance the night away. Defenitly the right c.d to listen to when you are going out on a girley night out or maybe even a girley night in with a couple of drinks. Although most people dont really buy c.ds no more as you can download them off the internet for free you wil get the better quality off the c.d instead of a really bad copy of the songs. I Would Reccomend this to anyone well you defenitly have to be a rnb person if you are not then just have a listen i dont know what you would not like about this music its fantastic!... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Original, Relaxing, Fantastic lyrics, emotional
Disadvantages: Weaker songs, style needs refining

...audience to think, or at least react, to his changes. Space Oddity presents an opportunity for fans to hear Bowie as an "unwashed" young man, searching for his first truly successful identity. It might not appeal to everyone, but anybody who has an appreciation for Bowie's ability to morph himself into various shapes will certainly find themselves fascinated by his first attempts at becoming a rock star. Audio CD (September 6, 1999) Number of Discs:1 Label: Emi ASIN: B00001OH7M Catalogue Number: 5218980 Price: £6.99 from Play.com you may also be interested in the following: Young Americans - David Bowie Scary Monsters - David Bowie Heroes - David Bowie Station to Station - David Bowie Hunky Dory - David Bowie Aladdin Sane - David Bowie The Man who Sold the World - David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust - David... Read review

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Advantages: Actually not a bad little film, a good effort, moving at times
Disadvantages: Lame low-budget monster

..., a man from a self-controlled race quite similar to the Vulcans (but without the ears!) but more 'half human' than his fellow planetmates, and indeed there are quite a few scenes and bits of dialogue that are reminiscent of the original 'Star Trek' series which debuted a few years later. Derek was in fact inspired by the character of the aloof but friendly spaceman Klaatu in the original 'The Day The Earth Stood Still' movie (1951), and you can see the similarities if you've seen that film. Also like Klaatu, he comes to stay with an ordinary family and becomes fond of Earth people. I liked the many actually quite charming little philosophical and humanitarian snippets of dialogue Derek comes out with throughout the film, which are in stark contrast to the attitudes of his ruthless and emotionless space colleagues. Despite being David... Read review

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