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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0075596239127
Format: Box set
Label: Elektra / Wea
Manufacturer: Elektra / Wea
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Elektra / Wea
Release Date: March 23, 1999
Studio: Elektra / Wea
Sales Rank: 2285
Disc 1:- Can't Get Enough - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Rock Steady
- Ready for Love - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Bad Company
- Movin' On - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Seagull
- Superstar Woman
- Little Miss Fortune
- Good Lovin' Gone Bad - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Feel Like Makin' Love
- Shooting Star
- Deal with the Preacher
- Wild Fire Woman
- Easy on My Soul
- Whiskey Bottle
Disc 2:- Honey Child
- Run With the Pack
- Silver, Blue and Gold
- Do Right by Your Woman
- Burnin' Sky
- Heartbeat
- Too Bad - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Smokin' 45 - Bad Company, Sinfield, Peter
- Rock & Roll Fantasy
- Evil Wind
- Oh, Atlanta - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Rhythm Machine - Bad Company, Burrell, Boz
- Untie the Knot
- Downhill Ryder
- Tracking Down a Runaway
- Ain't It Good - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
- Hammer of Love
- Hey, Hey - Bad Company, Ralphs, Mick
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In the era of Supergroups, Bad Company was one of the 70's finest. Cobbled together from ex-Free, Mott and King Crimson members, they came on like gangbusters and picked up by legendary Led Zep manager Peter Grant, Bad Co leapt to prominence on their still superb debut album. Taking a song guitarist Mick Ralphs was told wasn't right for Mott The Hoople, "Can't Get Enough," the bluesy soulful voice of Paul Rodgers carried the day and the band was instantly successful.
As the first group signed to Led Zepplin's Swan Song label, it was little surprise that Bad Company rocked raw and hard. They also knew how to lay a sensual groove, as the second album's (Straight Shooter) "Feel Like Making Love" proved. These two albums were Bad Company's ... Read More:
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This is a great compilation. Paul Rogers has one of the greatest voices in the classic rock era. This offering is packed with essential hits and will leave you singing along the whole time.
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There's a reason why this is called "Original"; it's the Bad Company with Paul Rodgers as the vocalist. Which means it's the only Bad Company that counts. I mean, it's like Black Sabbath without Ozzie or Van Halen without David Lee, it's just not the same. Call me a purist.
This Anthology just about has it all from the original group, including four new songs. This two disc set has outstanding songs including "Can't Get Enough", "Rock Steady", "Ready For Love", "Bad Company", "Good Lovin' Gone Bad", "Feel Like Makin' Love", "Burnin' Sky", "Rock and Roll Fantasy" & "Tracking Down a Runaway" (a new cut that sounds like it could've been from the era of their debut album). There's some previously unreleased tracks & b-side 45 tracks ... Read More:
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Bad Company as a band certainly deserve a 2-disc compilation, but I'm not sure if the 'Original' lineup does. Believe it or not, but the late-80s lineup without Paul Rodgers had 15 charting singles, more than the 'Original' lineup. I would've preferred one disc with the classic lineup and a second disc with the late-80s lineup.
Anyway, "The 'Original' Bad Company Anthology" is missing a few hits: "Electricland", "Live For The Music" and "Young Blood". The new tracks, are very good, however.
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the oringinal bad co anthology is all the casual bad co fan could ever want all the hits, good deep cuts, and some new tracks that aren't half bad. but like the title says this is the "original" bad co anthology so it only covers the oringinal group which wrote the groups first six albums. but odds are that wont bother any but the most hardcore fans. so if its bad co you want and you only want to make one purchase then this is the one for you
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