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Track Listings

1. Mystery Train

2. That's All Right

3. I Forgot To Remember To Forget

4. Good Rockin' Tonight

5. Baby Let's Play House

6. Blue Moon Of Kentucky

7. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone

8. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine

9. You're A Heartbreaker

10. Milk Cow Blues Boogie

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Product Description
Details TBA. Platinum Deluxe. 2005.

Deluxe,Elvis Presley,It Why,Oldies,Pop

Deluxe [Import]

U2 - The Best of 1990-2000 [Deluxe Limited Edition w/ Bonus DVD]

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The Best of 1990-2002?
Did you come here to play Jesus with the voices in your head?
Pretty good, the remixes hurt and the 1st could be enough
One of "U2's" best albums !!!!
U2 BABY!!! VERTIGO ROCKS, READY FOR MORE!! Drop the 'BOMB'

U2 - The Best of 1990-2000 [Deluxe Limited Edition w/ Bonus DVD]
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The Best Of 1980-1990 [Limited Edition]
Pop
Zooropa
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All That You Can't Leave Behind

ASIN: B00006LU5V
Release Date: 2004-05-24

Tracks:

Even Better Than The Real Thing
Mysterious Ways
Beautiful Day
Electrical Storm (William Orbit Mix)
One
Miss Sarajevo
Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of
Gone (New Mix)
Until The End Of The World
The Hands That Built America (Theme From Gangs Of New York)
Discotheque (New Mix)
Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
Staring At The Sun (New Mix)
Numb (New Mix)
The First Time

Tracks:

Lady With The Spinning Head (Extended Dance Mix)
Dirty Day (Junk Day Mix)
Summer Rain
Electrical Storm
North And South Of The River
Your Blue Room
Happiness Is A Warm Gun (The Gun Mix)
Salome (Zooromancer)
Even Better Than The Real Thing (Perfecto Mix)
Numb (Give Me Some More Dignity Mix)
Mysterious Ways (Solar Plexus Club Mix)
If God Will Send His Angels (Big Yam Mix)
Lemon (Jeep Mix)
Discotheque (Hexidecimal Mix)

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U2's second decade often seemed as preoccupied with the band's burgeoning superstardom--and how to confront/confound it--as it did with creating music. The band managed only four albums during the era (only of half its '80s output), projects whose gestations seemed perennially plagued by turmoil as much as mercurial creative instincts. But as this rewarding, 30-track double-disc anthology (and bonus DVD) chronicles, U2 ultimately managed a considerable feat: producing a memorable, lasting body of work in a decade when one of pop music's chief attributes was its disposability. Disc one mixes hits like "Mysterious Ways" and "One" with seductive soundtrack cuts (the title track to Wim Wenders's Until the End of the World, Batman Forever's "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me"), new mixes of "Discotheque," "Staring at the Sun," and "Numb," and a pair of strong new tracks, the Orbit mix of "Electrical Storm" and "The Hands that Built America," the title track from Martin Scorsese's Gangs of New York. The second disc compiles the band's more experimental B-sides from the epoch (many of them remixes), and offers up a concise encapsulation of the band's fascination with--and shrewd incorporation of--electronica and club music. The bonus DVD contains a generous collection of videos of songs from disc one, along with alternate versions, director commentaries, additional bonus tracks such as "If God Will Send His Angels" and "Lemon," as well as a mini-documentary of the band's historic 1997 Bosnian concert, The Road to Sarajevo. --Jerry McCulley

Album Description

Includes a bonus dvd which features a collection of live and video performances from 1990-2000.

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The Best of 1990-2002?.......2005-11-21

In 1991, U2 returned to the music industry with the phenomenal album Achtung Baby. While this release brought them back to their original status as amazing musicians, U2 would soon enter its low point with the releases of their hugely disappointing albums Zooropa and Pop. Fortunately, after the failure of these two strange albums they came back to their senses and recorded the more "normal" album, All That You Can't Leave Behind. Before I criticize them, I would first like to say that I am very proud of U2 for still managing to create a memorable cd with only four albums, only half of which were successful.

Now on to the criticism. First, the thing that angers me most about this cd is, like with The Best of 1980-1990's release of "The Sweetest Thing," they cheated with the songs. "Electrical Storm" and "The Hands That Built America" were both released in 2002, which means that they shouldn't be here. It's not that the songs are bad it's just that I wish they had saved them for a possible Best of 2000-2010. Next, while the song selection here is far superior to the Best of 1980-1990, there are still several flaws, which I will address later. Also, many of the remixed songs on the A-side should have appeared in their original versions. Last, to put it lightly, the B-sides SUCK!!!!!! Here's what they should have done to make this "deluxe edition" a little more desirable. For the singles, they should have made more room by transferring "Electrical Storm," "Miss Sarajevo," "The Hands That Built America," and "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" to the B-sides. Since all of these songs were released on either movie soundtracks or their own singles and not one of the four albums, I don't believe they should belong on the A-side. This not only would massively improve the B-sides, but also allow them to put in four missing songs. The songs I would insert would be "Walk On," "Please," "If God Will Send His Angels," and "Lemon," since many U2 fans unfortunately like this song. Also, the A-side lasts for about 72 minutes, so they could have added one more, which I would have choosen to be "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses." Next, "Gone," "Discotheque," and "Staring at the Sun" should have appeared in their original versions; however, the remix of "Numb" is more than welcomed here. That takes care of the A-side and now for the B-side. As I mentioned above, move the four "non-album" songs over here and add the songs "Always," "The Ground Beneath Her Feet," "Paint it Black," "Two Shots of Happy, One Shot of Sad," one of the remixes of "The Fly," and "Where Did it All Go Wrong" to the cd. Next, in order to fit all these on here some of the remixes need to go. I would suggest removing the remixes of "Dirty Day," "Numb," "If God Will Send His Angels," "Lemon," and "Discotheque." It also wouldn't kill them to remove the studio version of "Electrical Storm" since the William Orbit Mix is much better and still captures the essence of the song. The remixes of "Even Better Than the Real Thing" and "Mysterious Ways" are actually quite good and deserve to stay on here along with "Happiness is a Warm Gun," "Salome," and "Lady With the Spinning Head."

Like with their previous Best of cd, U2 created an album for "unexperienced" fans only. The big differences between the two Best of cds are the first decade had much better music and the B-sides from the first decade are actually worth the extra mula. I would recommend this cd only to people who just want the basic essientials of U2's later years. However, if anyone wants to truly experience The Best of 1990-2000, I recommend just buying the four albums, or at least Achtung Baby.

Here's how I'd list the tracks.

The A-side

1. Even Better Than The Real Thing
2. Mysterious Ways
3. Beautiful Day
4. If God Will Send His Angels
5. One
6. Lemon
7. Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
8. Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of
9. Gone (Original Version)
10. Until The End Of The World
11. Please
12. Discotheque (Original Version)
13. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
14. Staring At The Sun (Original Version)
15. Numb (New Mix)
16. The First Time
17. Walk On

The B-side

1. Lady With The Spinning Head (Extended Dance Mix)
2. Two Shots Of Happy, One Shot Of Sad
3. Summer Rain
4. Electrical Storm (William Orbit Mix)
5. North and South Of The River
6. Your Blue Room
7. Miss Sarajevo
8. Happiness Is A Warm Gun (The Gun Mix)
9. Salome (Zooromancer Remix)
10. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
11. Even Better Than The Real Thing (Perfecto Mix)
12. The Fly (Any Remix)
13. Mysterious Ways (Solar Plexus Club Mix)
14. Paint It Black
15. Where Did It All Go Wrong
16. The Hands That Built America
17. The Ground Beneath Her Feet
18. Always

Did you come here to play Jesus with the voices in your head?.......2005-10-13

What a mixed bag this is! U2's journey through the 90's was a twisting, turning ride that saw the band careening from one style to the next, trying to force themselves away from inertia and only being intermittently successful. While "Achtung Baby" is widely heralded as a masterpiece and "All That You Can't Leave Behind" was universally acclaimed for the band reclaiming their strongest attributes, I doubt many regard either "Zooropa" or "Pop" as monuments to the band's greatness.

Which makes this best of set a true case for song. Fortunately for us, U2's songwriting was very rarely anything less than great, even if the costuming was oddball. So while the band was off exploring their musical wild hairs, they were still writing incredible material like "If God Will Send His Angels" or one-off knock-out's like "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" from "Batman Returns." The wild hairs aren't completely gone, though. It means they had to tweak "Numb" and "Discotheque" unnecessarily.

And it also means omissions abound. Conspicuous in their absence are "The Fly," "Elevation," "Walk On," and "Lemon." You do get a couple of bonuses, in particular the contribution to Martin Scorcese's "Gangs Of New York" Oscar nominated "The Hands That Built America." This collection is also worth having for what could possibly be one of the greatest songs of the 20'th Century, "One." That song alone makes this a four star rating and saves the set from dropping to a three via all the missing material.

As for the bonus "B-Sides" disc: frankly, not much here is really "bonus." "Lemon" and "If God Will Send His Angels" make their appearance here, but remixed (ugh). "Electrical Storm," one of the new songs, shows up again in a different version. And the free DVD is a waste; essentially a commercial for an upcoming DVD release. You're likely just as well served by the single disc version.

Pretty good, the remixes hurt and the 1st could be enough.......2005-08-07

the album is pretty good, even though the remixing of some well known songs in my opinion doesn't improve anything unless you ar a dj or want to play the music in a club. Also, the first cd is good though the second is more like remixes and soundtrack material and is weaker than the firs cd. Unless you are a deep U2 fan and are willing to get some ok(not the best) content, I would rather go for the 1CD version of the album, but don't get me wrong, there are good songs in the album. Good buys!

One of "U2's" best albums !!!!.......2005-01-16

I love U2. It is on my top 5 list of the best bands EVER. But I only own one U2 album. This one. My brother Pablo gave me this one, as well as many others. I am very thankfull. This one is perfect, one of the best albums I have and it even includes some new songs and mixes which makes this album even more perfect. I love this one with all my heart. Buy this one immediatley. Why? If you've been lookin' for that answer then check this review:

Disc One: The Best Of 1990-2000.- O.K. This whole album has 2 discs and 1 DVD. I mean, this is possibly the most complete and best U2 album with their greatest hits.

1.- "Even Better Than The Real Thing".- O.K. Great start for such an album. One of my favorite U2 songs there is.- 5/5.

2.- "Mysterious Ways".- I love this one too. Very...U2. For me..a classic.- 5/5.

3.- "Beautiful Day".- One of the best songs EVER.- 5/5.

4.- "Electrical Storm (William Orbit Mix)".- This is an example of a new song they out on this album and I think this one is better than the original version (which is in the other disc on this 2-disc set. Another one of my all-time favorite's.- 5/5.

5.- "One".- Another classic song from this great, great band. Another one of my all time favorite's,- 5/5.

6.- "Miss Saravejo".- Not too crazy about this one. Nothin' compared to "Beautiful Day" or "One".- 3/5.

7.- "Stay (faraway, so close)".- Yet another classic for me.- 5/5.

8.- "Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of".- WOW. Another one of my all-time favorite's. This album is really something! .-5/5.

9.- "Gone (New Mix)".- I like this version more than the original. I like this one as much as "Even Better Than The Real Thing".- 5/5.

10- "Until The End Of The World".- Very grissly intro to this song. Then...it becomes one of my favorite's.

11.- "The Hands That Built America (Theme From "Gangs Of New York")".- Another new song. Probably some of you watched the movie "Gangs Of New York" with Leo DiCaprio and Daniel Day Lewis, I did and if you didn't, then I recomend you don't, the truth is I didn't like it, I like the song much more. But a mind-blowing performance by Daniel Day Lewis. Anyway, this one is another one of my all-time favorite's.- 5/5.

12.- "Discothèque (new mix)".- I like the original version, but I find almost no difference.- 5/5.

13.- "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me".- The banda sonora from "Batman Returns", the best Batman there is, anyway, I think it is one of my favorite's.- 5/5.

14.- "Staring At The Sun (new mix)".- I like the original version better. This version is too "whiny".- 4/5.

15.- "Numb (new mix)".- I think this song is the strangest I've ever heard. This one is the new mix.- 3/5.

16.- "The First Time".- Great. I like this one.- 4/5.

Disc Two: The "B" sides.- O.K. The second disc of this album. Most of the songs on this disc are mixes and this part of the album goes down:

1.- "Lady With The Spinning Head (Extended Dance Mix)".- I never heard the original version of this song, but I kinda like this version pretty much.- 4/5.

2.- "Dirty Day (Junk Day Mix)".- I never heard the original version of this song either, but I didn't like it, sorry.- 1/5.

3.- "Summer Day".- I love this song. Kinda reminded me of their other song "Desire", have you listened to it? If no, then listen to it now.- 5/5.

4.- "Electrical Storm".- Another new song. To be honest, I don't like this version too much, as I stated that above on disc one.- 4/5.

5.- "North And South Of The River".- Another strange song from U2.- 3/5.

6.- "Your Blue Room".- O.K. I like this one. Very much.- 5/5.

7.- "Happines Is A Warm Gun (The Gun Remix)".- O.K. I don't like this one that much either.- 3/5.

8.- "Salomé (Zooromancer remix)".- This One is more of a disco song.- 4/5.

9.- "Even Better Than The Real Thing (The Perfecto Mix)".- I like the original version better. "Perfecto" is spanish for "perfect", I should know that since I'm Bolivian. But you must have noticed that by taking out the remaining "o".- 4/5.

10.- "Numb (Gimme More Dignity Mix)".- I think this version of "Numb" is way better than the original version.- 5/5.

11.- "Mystrious Ways (Solar Plexus Club Mix)".- I like the original version better.- 4/5.

12.- "If God Would Send His Angels (Big Yam Mix)".- I never heard the original verion of this song, but this one is just fatal!! .- 0/5.

13.- "Lemon (Jeep Mix)".- O.K. This one is way way way better than the previous one.- 4/5.

14.- "Discothèque (Hexidecimal Mix)".- I hate this version of the song.- 2/5.

O.K. I think this is the best "greatest hits" U2 album. It starts off really smooth, but then, it goes dooowwwwwn big time. But either way I recomend this for you.

U2 RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!

U2 BABY!!! VERTIGO ROCKS, READY FOR MORE!! Drop the 'BOMB'.......2004-09-28

Hey everyone...bought this the day it came out, but after FINALLY being able to listen to 'Vertigo' I had to write something up! VERTIGO ROCKS!!! Anyone else agree? Is there ANY band out there even remotely close to these guys? KEEP IT UP!!

Also, while I'm here...SORELY missing is: Elevation, Ground Beneath Her Feet, Walk On, plus a few others. But then, one would assume that the diehard U2 fan already has these from other sources. GREAT album, and thanks once again U2 (the band) for making so many great memories...can't wait for the 'Bomb' to drop in November!!

Lexicon Of Love (Deluxe Edition +20 Bonus Tracks)

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Great Album
Unprecedented, but not the first!
REMASTERED AGAIN another happy return

Lexicon Of Love (Deluxe Edition +20 Bonus Tracks)
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ASIN: B00042YL4A
Release Date: 2004-11-22

Tracks:

Show Me
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Tears Are Not Enough
Valentine's Day
Look of Love, Pt. 1
Date Stamp
All of My Heart
4 Ever 2 Gether
Look of Love, Pt. 4
Overture
Tears Are No Enough [7"]
Alphabet Soup [12" Mix]
Theme from Man Trap
Poison Arrow [Jazz Mix]
Into the Valley of the Heathen Go [Outtake]
Alphabet Soul [BBC Swapshop Version]

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Tears Are Not Enough [Demo Version]
Show Me [Demo Version]
Surrender [Demo Version]
Overture [Live]
Show Me [Live]
Many Happy Returns [Live]
Tears Are Not Enough [Live]
Date Stamp [Live]
Look of Love [Live]
All of My Heart [Live]
Valentine's Day [Live]
4 Ever 2 Gether [Live]
Alphabet Soup [Live]
Poison Arrow [Encore][Live]

Album Description

Deluxe remastered reissue of the new wave act's classic 1982 album includes ten bonus tracks ('The original Singles') 'Tears Are Not Enough' (7-inch), 'Alphabet Soup' (12-inch), ''Theme From 'Man Trap''. & 'Poison Arrow' (Jazz Mix), (An Out-Take & An Oddity) 'Into The Valley Of The Heathen Go' ('Lexicon Of Love Out-take, 5/82), 'Alphabet Soup' (BBC Swap Shop Version 29/11/81), (The Route To Lexicon) 'Tears Are Not Enough' (Phonogram Demo 20/07/81), 'Show Me' (Phonogram Demo 20/07/81), & 'Surrender' (Phonogram Demo 20/07/81), & a bonus disc ('The Lexicon Of Love Live At The Hammersmith Odeon, Nov 1982') with an additional 11 tracks. Mercury. 2004.

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Digitally Remastered Edition of the Abc's Stunning Debut Album Augmented with Previously Unreleased Demos and Remixes and the Full, Live Glory of the Band on their Debut "Lexicon of Love" Tour.. From their Gig at the Hammersmith Odeon Where David Bowie was Watching from the Wings. The Package Comes with Extensive Sleevenotes Including New Interviews with Martin Fry and Trevor Horn as Well as Memorabilia from Fry's Personal Archive.

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Great Album.......2007-02-06

What else can i say about this album that hasn't already been said brilliant piece of music, this remaster has improved sound over the last remaster.

Unprecedented, but not the first!.......2004-12-11

Before I even knew what a "trevor horn" was, i was in awe of this album and Frankie's "Pleasuredome" within the same year. "Lexicon" set the standard for my pop/rock ears. It was truly the very first album i would obsessively listen to over and over without skipping a single track and all the while wondering "Why aren't all albums made this way??". Later, I would discover "Avalon" by Roxy Music (which actually came first, but not to my ears). ABC's original killer lineup (Fry, White, Singleton, Lickley, and, most of all, Palmer) had hammered out (with Horn) the ulitmate distillation of what HAD been great 70*s music to form the pinnacle of New Romanticism for the 80*s.

The songs are an endless stream of witty couplets, like Satan himself had possesed your average dictionary of qoutations and was using it to sing the evils of love! The lowbrow take on highbrow lyricism all the while laughs at it's own haughty pretension, and Fry's ever-straining (though succeeding!) vocal delivery is emotive and leavening all at once! Tessa Niles (then Webb) made her mark as the angel of the New Romantic bands with her cameo parts here. Duran Duran would allude to her spots on Lexicon with their "Come Undone" single (that record seeming to mourn a bygone era).

Trevor Horn (I know what one is now!) assembled the core army that would march forth as ZTT (and the before-mentioned Frankie) around this effort, and the collective genius of all concerned, coupled with an exacting attention to recorded sonics (predicting the digital era to come...) would rise to heights unimagined. This record is every bit as engaging and lofty as any classical symphony or suite. Horn even managed to "tart up' and incorporate a track produced by someone else (Steve Brown on "Tears Are Not Enough") seemlessly. Fortunately for listeners, the original 7 inch single version is here for comparison. Also of note is the FABULOUS jazz mix of "Poison Arrow" (which i long treasured on vinyl) that proves Trevor's chops as an ombudsman arranger and mixer! Some of you may like to know that a "scratch" mix of 'Look of Love" is out there (part 5), it has it's moments, really, but I can see why it missed the cut here...

ABC's graphic sensibility PRE dated Pet Shop Boys and was in no small measure responsible for their success first time out. The Deluxe version exquistitely re-tailors the original graphics (Universal/Polygram in-house art has long been a leader in tasteful treatments, even when assigning such work to outside firms). Lots of Goodies for the eyeballs here, as well. The Live and Demo cuts are great, academically speaking. I only wish disc one had incorporated "overture" and "look parts 2 and 3" and left all else to disc two, it would have been less jarring. The sound has a certain "punched and compressed" quality in the percussion parts that was (like vintage Motown singles) a big part of it's vinyl success. It has obviously been decided to not mess with perfection in the audio approach, and the oddness of this approach is preserved (wise choice in my book!).

I sincerely hope this album is one day given the 5.1 surround mix it so desperately deserves. It would definitely pose a challenge to Mr. Horn, and he may well feel it is too risky to mess with perfection. This album deserves that extra detail every bit as much as Roxy's "Avalon" did, and "Avalon" succeeded as such, so please Trevor, give a try for the old guard! THANK GOD THIS ALBUM HAS GOTTEN IT'S DUE HONOR AT LAST! You will proudly own the very best if you buy it, even the original vanity "Neutron" label is used! Purveyors of Supa-Fine Product, indeed!

REMASTERED AGAIN another happy return.......2004-11-27

When I found out the Deluxe Edition series was adding The Lexicon Of Love to their catalog, I was very excited. Since there was already a remaster, I was more interested in the bonus tracks. Well, both discs are brilliant. This time, The Lexicon Of Love was truly remastered - it sounds better than the first round - you can tell immediately on Show Me. It was a much better job from the master.

The bonus stuff is worth it's weight in gold. The demos are my favorite as the songs are stripped down an a little undeveloped. It's cool to hear the genesis of song without the added production

I have a live show from Germany (same tour) which is excellent. This one is from the Hammersmith 1982. If you have not heard the full live set from this tour - you are in for complete treat. Very classy.

OH - pretty important if you want to save some cash. I bought mine from Amazon UK. For everything, the price was under $30.00. For some reason, our Amazon could not get the price lower. So, go there and save $10.00

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Road to Hell & Back (Deluxe Edition)
Chris Rea
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Release Date: 2006-11-14

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Special Deluxe Edition of Rea's Solo Farewell that Comes in a Hardback Double Digipak with Extensive Sleevenotes. For a Man who Has Enjoyed the Many Highs of Success (He Has Sold Over 25 Million Albums) and Suffered Too Many Lows (Of Ill Health) Over his Illustrious Career, "The Road to Hell and Back Again" is Apt to Say the Least. With a Body of Work that Most Artists Can Only Dream of (His 11 CD "Blues Guitar" Box Set Sold an Amazing 50,000 Copies!) and a Tour History that is Second to None, It's Surprising that this is Rea's Set of Hits Performed Live. From his Farewell Tour of 2005, the Set Includes his Biggest International Hit "Fool (If You Think It's Over)", "The Road to Hell", "Josephine", "Let's Dance", "Julia" and "Stainsby Girls", as Well as Jazee Blue" and "Stony Road", Some of Rea's First Rate, Genuine Blues.

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1992 five track Japanese remix EP: 'Feel No Pain' (Nellee Hooper remix), 'Love Is Stronger Than Pride' (Mad Professor remix), 'Make Some Room', 'Paradise' (Ronin remix) and 'Super Bien Total'. An Epic release.

Album Details

Japanese-Only 1992 Release of Sade Tracks. Includes Alternate Versions of a Couple of her Hits ('paradise', 'love is Stronger Than Pride', which Sounds Great as a Reggae Track) plus Some Previously Unreleased Material.

Customer Reviews:

remix deluxe.......2007-06-13

i was dissappointed it seemed there was little effrt put into making this cd

Complete Your Collection.......2006-05-30

Sade fans, having all the other CDs and DVDs, have to have this one.

Only for True Sade Collectors.......2001-07-03

I really wasn't moved by this CD. The Stronger Than Pride remix was a'ight but I need Sweetback on the production. The originals do sound better, but it was nice hearing them in a remixed format. It will be welcomed at any party or club vibe, but average Sade fans want really go for this.

oNe

Good Sade, but mostly for fans.......2000-12-31

I know what you're thinking. You're looking at the picture up top (wow! new disc!), you're looking at the track listing (wow! Tracks I never heard of!), and you're looking at that price (wow! More than I want to pay for 5 songs!). I know; I went through the same thing.

In any event, I got the CD. So let's talk about whether or not it was worth it.

First off, it's an import, so you should expect to pay above average for it. You're thinking, "yeah, above a maxi-single or EP average, yeah, but this is more than a full-blown CD!" Trust me, I hear ya', and I don't recommend the investment for someone who isn't a die-hard Sade fan. And I don't mean one of those people who hears her on the radio and maybe has one of her records (probably "Deluxe"). I mean the cats who have all of the albums (even the unlikely "Lovers Rock") and some singles.

It's a fan records. Get it for CD copies of the rare b-sides. The remixes are cool; probably what you were looking for from the new album, so it kind of balances out there. All in all a solid purchase FOR FANS and collectors of the lady's work. It's pretty smooth, even at that price.

Not Bad, Not Bad--! BUT ...........2000-10-08

.... a bit over-priced, as already mentioned.

I especially liked the remix of "Stronger Than Pride," by Sly and Robbie, a constant in the reggae music scene. If you're a Sade fan and enjoy reggae, buy this CD for that one song. You will not be disappointed.

The other songs on this CD are ... okay, but after hearing "Stronger Than Pride," I stopped listening to the other tunes --!

Tracks:

Kool & The Gang
Funky Stuff
N.T.
Street Corner Symphony
Hollywood Swinging
Rhyme Time People
Electric Frog Part 1
More Funky Stuff
Open Sesame
Come Together
Ladies Night
Steppin' Out
Celebration
Get Down On It
Fresh
Jungle Boogie
Breeze & Soul
Sea Of Tranquility
Wichita Lineman
I Remember John W Coltrane
Heaven At Once
Sugar
Whiting H & G
Summer Madness
Winter Sadness
You Don't Have To Change
Messenger Of Wisdom
Free
Take My Heart
Too Hot
Jones Vs Jones
Wild & Peaceful
Celebration (Video)
Get Down On It (Video)
Take My Heart (Video)
Fresh (Video)
Emergency (Video)
Let's Go Dancing (Video)
Tonight (Video)
Raindrops (Video)
Cherish (Video)
Big Fun (Video)
Strong (Video)

Album Details

This Deluxe Sound and Vision (2 CDs and One Dvd) Version of the Double CD Career Retrospective Now Comes Complete with an 11 Track Dvd.

In a Coma: 1995-2005 (Deluxe Edition 2 CDs+DVD)

Average customer rating:

Great
sundoggem
Great Album - why pay more?
AMAZING!
rejoyce

In a Coma: 1995-2005 (Deluxe Edition 2 CDs+DVD)
Matthew Good
Manufacturer: Umvd Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Underdogs

ASIN: B000B5S8BC
Release Date: 2005-09-26

Tracks:

Oh Be Joyful
Big City Life
Alert Status Red
Weapon
In A World Called Catastrophe
Hello Time Bomb
Load Me Up
Strange Days
The Future Is X-Rated
Everything Is Automatic
Rico
Apparitions
Indestructible
Symbolistic White Walls
Haven't Slept In Years
Alabama Motel Room
Pony Boy

Tracks:

Truffle Pigs
Tripoli
Generation X-wing
Apparitions
North American For Life
Advertising On Police Cars
Hello Time Bomb
Strange Days
Prime Time Deliverance
Flashdance II
Man From Harold Wood
My Life As A Circus Clown
Intermezzo: M.Good V M. Trolley
Flight Recorder From Viking 7
Life Beyond The Minimun Safe Distance
The Fine Art Of Falling Apart
Born To Kill
Enjoy The Silence
Fated

Album Details

Canadian Rock Iconoclast Matthew Good Releases the Best of Collection "in a Coma: 1995-2005". A Deluxe Double CD Version with Bonus Dvd (Featuring all his Videos, as Well as a Making of Feature and Other Bonus Footage).

Customer Reviews:

Great.......2006-02-13

I got this album for Christmas this year, and it was awesome! The only Matt Good music I had been exposed too before this were the songs from Beautiful Midnight and Avalanche. I was delighted to find older songs like Symbolistic White Walls and Haven't Slept In Years and now they are my favourites.

sundoggem.......2005-10-18

There are three types of people who should buy this: those that have been in a coma for the last ten years, those that have been awake but who've never listened to Matt Good, and those constant listeners who love his music. That's just about everyone isn't it? Great compilation for folks like me from south of the border who don't have easy access to Matt's music. Video collection is great along with Loser Anthems and B-sides.

Great Album - why pay more?.......2005-10-14

A great collection of stuff for old and new fans alike. Obviously the music is great but the DVDs are packed with interesting commentaries and a nice short about Rooms.

The only thing you have to ask yourself is "Do I really want to pay $50 for an Amazon import when I can order it directly from the Matt Good store at Maple Music for half the price?"

AMAZING!.......2005-10-03

How rare is it to find an artist who makes every song amazing? Well here he is. I love Matthew Good and In a Coma is an amazing collection of his talent. MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE. If you can get the edition with the DVD, well worth it!

rejoyce.......2005-09-21

this is an excellent collection of Matthew good/MGB tracks. Many of the best songs from each album are included (minus some important ones in my opinon) but the real treat is that "Loser Anthems" and "Lo-fi B-sides" are also included. Those of us who searched the earth for those tracks can now have some peace of mind. I wish some of his really early stuff could of made it on the list. Songs like "Dancing Invisable" "The Ocean" and "The Bombmaker" are awsome tracks from his Pre Matthew Good Band days that would of fit perfectly. "Rooms" is amazing. It really shows how Matt has the talent to write a beautiful song then change it up and still have a beautiful song. The acoustic version of "Strange days" steals the show for me. I really enjoy the music video DVD. I think that MGB had some of the coolest most imaginitive videos to date. Seeing "Stange days" on T.V got me hooked on them. Plus it's cool to hear Matt's comentary. All in all, if you're a Matthew Good fan you can't lose. I think he put this all together as a gift to us, the fans. The only thing that's sad is that such a talent is greatly unknown and that more people don't know his work.

Average customer rating:

remix deluxe
Complete Your Collection
Only for True Sade Collectors
Good Sade, but mostly for fans
Not Bad, Not Bad--! BUT ....

Remix Deluxe
Sade
Manufacturer: Import
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005JSN
Release Date: 1999-01-05

Tracks:

Feel No Pain [Nellee Hooper Remix]
Love Is Stronger Than Pride [Mad Professor Mix]
Make Some Room
Paradise [Ronin Remix]
Super Bien Total

Album Description

1992 five track Japanese remix EP: 'Feel No Pain' (NelleeHooper remix), 'Love Is Stronger Than Pride' (Mad Professorremix), 'Make Some Room', 'Paradise' (Ronin remix) and'Super Bien Total'. An Epic release.

Album Details

Customer Reviews:

remix deluxe.......2007-06-13

i was dissappointed it seemed there was little effrt put into making this cd

Complete Your Collection.......2006-05-30

Sade fans, having all the other CDs and DVDs, have to have this one.

Only for True Sade Collectors.......2001-07-03

oNe

Good Sade, but mostly for fans.......2000-12-31

In any event, I got the CD. So let's talk about whether or not it was worth it.

Not Bad, Not Bad--! BUT ...........2000-10-08

.... a bit over-priced, as already mentioned.

The other songs on this CD are ... okay, but after hearing "Stronger Than Pride," I stopped listening to the other tunes --!

--gdw

Metamorphosis Deluxe Edition + DVD [Japan Import]
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Metamorphosis Deluxe Edition + DVD [Japan Import]
Hilary Duff
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000LK1WKG

Product Description

2004, Avex records Japan. Out of print, limited edition deluxe import from Japan, comes in a large double CD case, loaded with extras: Disc one, features the original 13 tracks, plus, 2 more bonus tracks (A day in the sun, Girl can rock) plus, 2 more bonus tracks exclusive to the Deluxe Edition (So yesterday, Thunderpuss remix), Come clean (radio mix), for a total of 17 tracks on disc 1. Disc 2 is an exclusive DVD (in NTSC format, will play on all North American DVD players, as well as any European players that support NTSC). The DVD features the music videos: So yesterday, Why not, I can't wait, Acoustic song performances from sessions at AOL. Next up, the DVD also features extended behind the scenes making of So Yesterday (the video), Why not (the video), Sessions at AOL, Metamorphosis the album. And, finally, the DVD features the following bonus features: 1. In the recording studio "Anywhere but here", "Love just is". 2. Hilary Duff photo gallery, and home movies. 3. Biography. 4. Makin of "Japan promotion tour". 5. Hilary Duff EPK (Japan version). 6. Metamorphosis TV-CM 15 sec (Japan version). 7. Metamorphosis TV-CM 30 sec (Japan version). 8. Metamorphosis TV-CM 15 sec (version 2, Japan version). The set comes 4 inserts including all lyrics in English, as well as Japanese insets, loads of rare photos, and much, much more. Out of print. DVD running time is approx 67 mins.

4 Grandes Del Romance Vol,2 /Various Artistas [Import]deluxe Edition

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4 Grandes Del Romance Vol,2 /Various Artistas [Import]deluxe Edition
miguel gallardo,elio roca,rodolfo, diego verdaguer
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000P4AFG0

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Groovy Groovin'
"I gotta thank God for the music..."
SUPER HOUSE

House Deluxe, Vol. 2
Dino & Terry
Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004VW7N
Release Date: 2000-09-12

Tracks:

Celebrate (Part 1) - The 1200 Warriors
Celebrate (Part 2) - The 1200 Warriors
The Communicator - Uptown Revival
Soul Eclipse - Palo Science
Goodtime (Masters At Work Mix) - Jazmina
The Panhandler - G-Dubs
Paradise De Luxe - Dino & Terry
Fan Club - G-Dubs
Kola - Dino & Terry
Sweet Sweet Garage Music - Grand Wizard Choco
Rendez Vous At Larows - Larow
Eros - G-Dubs
Forever (In My Mind) - G-Dubs
Medley Of House Deluxe, Vol.1 - Sonny Cheeba/Basement Jaxx/Michelle Weeks/G-Dubs/Cooly's Hot Box/Matt Wood
Rubb N' Da Funk - Groove Hustlaz
Bonus Track - House De Luxe, Vol.2

Customer Reviews:

Groovy Groovin'.......2000-10-26

This is the second installment of a mix series released by the upstart NYC-based record label, Groovin' Records. The first one featured tracks from Choco, whose tracks have been storming European dance-floors for years. The second one picks up from where the first House Deluxe left off, compiling some hot tracks from mostly NYC-based artists. Canadian DJs/artists Dino & Terry mix the selections into a continuous groove. It is a showcase of what artists in NYC have to offer in the house category today, and what an interesting showcase!

It really picks up when you hit "Uptown Revival" by Choco, a dreamy deep house track that rumbles underneath your skin. Then the mix flows into a hot track from Palo Science called "Solar Eclipse", which sounds like you're running through the underbrush of some Brazilian jungle during a solar eclipse. A tribal track with soft, almost offbeat keys that definitely will get a dance-floor jumping and gyrating. Follow that up with "Jazmina", remixed by Masters At Work, a soulful house track with vocals that is almost reminiscent of "New Jersey Deep" from Black Science Orchestra. The pace slows down slightly here but it picks up again with G-Dubs' "The Panhandler", a jazzy piece with a muted sax playing over a playful keyboard line that bounces. You can almost see a panhandler walking through subway cars on this mad dash through NYC's mass transit system.

The other highlight of this album starts with the Grand Wizard Choco's "Sweet Sweet Garage Music", which sounds like a track from the mind of Roy Davis Jnr. This is definitely one of the tracks on this compilation that deserves more play! Sweet ethereal sounding keys that swiftly dance up and down the track, filling the track with a subtle intensity. It wraps you up like a warm blanket and smothers you in sweetness, a throwback to the fetal position. Follow that up with Larow's "Rendez Vous at Larow's", a previously unreleased track, another deep sweet track with keys that remind you of summer in the 70s. G-Dubs picks up the pace with his "Eros" track, a dance-floor sweat-a-thon where bodies of flesh merge temporarily and repeatedly.

One thing that I really appreciated was the presence of a medley from House Deluxe I at the end. Really thoughtful, for people who haven't heard the first volume, this is their chance to hear snippets of what was on there and decide whether it's worth picking up. This is a feature I would like to see on a lot more series. I would've preferred it after the bonus track, but either way, I found it quite useful and thoughtful.

There are some slow spots and the mix isn't the tightest in the world, but the real downer is more of a technical thing. It's the track listings. Somewhere in the first two tracks, the track listing jumps ahead by one. Some points the track index isn't as tight as it could be so the listener should be alert when listening if they want to follow the track listings. That is the major negative to this album, otherwise this is a great Saturday afternoon before the party type mix, but not the major event of your party.

"I gotta thank God for the music...".......2000-08-26

In this day and age of musical division and electronic/dance gang-mentalities, this CD reminds us that sometimes you have to go back to the roots. It's all about the groove, the funk, the heart and the soul. BT, Sasha and John Digweed are cool, but sometimes the kids (of all ages) forget that "their" music is OUR music and OUR music started with disco and garage. If you're a true dance music fan you need to own this CD. A friend made a joke that his favorite style, garage/filter-disco/house, is making a comeback...my response is that it never left. Thank you to the folks at Groovin' that going to church is cool, as long as you're read the Bible!!! :)

SUPER HOUSE.......2000-08-08

Groovin Records does it again another house mega hit! Garage never sounded so good! A totally seamless mix that keeps you craving for MORE!!!! Get it you won't regret it!

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