CD-Charts Position 21
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Hung Up

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by: Madonna

Release Date November 17, 2005
SHE IS BACK. THE SONG WANNA MAKE YOU MOVE AND DANCE. GREAT REMIXES AND A HOT TOP 5 SINGLE IN THE UNITED STATES AND #1 HOT DANCE SINGLE-BILLBOARD INFORMATION!!!!!!!!

CD-Charts Position 22
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Karma Police, CD 1

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by: Radiohead

Release Date September 25, 2000
'Karma Police', track 6 of OK Computer, is an exceptionally well-crafted song. Combine that and two other great songs, including 'A Reminder' (one of the best B-side tunes available from Radiohead), and you have yourself a worthy collectible item.

Take notice that I have used the phrase, 'worthy collectible item' instead of 'worthy purchase'. I say this to suggest that it is only worth buying if you are a dedicated Radiohead fan, looking to build a collection. However, a more 'worthy purchase' would be the "No Surprises/Running Away From Demons EP", as it includes the same two B-sides, plus three additional ones and one other OK Computer single.

CD-Charts Position 23
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The Best of Mary Wells - The Millennium Collection

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by: Mary Wells

Release Date October 26, 1999
This CD of the late Mary Wells is one to have in archives.

I always remember listening to Mary Wells on the radio as a kid back in the 1980's. Her song "My Guy" is heard alot. The one I do like alot is "You lost the sweetest boy". Which I heard it in 1989. Awesome writers.

I know that Mary Wells was out in the 1960's. Great singer and very beautiful person.

I remember back in summer of 1990 that she had throat cancer. Everyone was shocked.

Of course in mid-summer 1992. Mary had went on to heaven and will always be remembered forever.

I'll keep this CD for years to come.

Mary's legacy will go on.

Even though she's up there watching us that are fans of her.

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CD-Charts Position 24
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Into the Groove

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by: Madonna

Release Date June 11, 1992
this is the Madonna era of music making that i still dig the most and Into the Groove was one of my cuts back in the day. Madonna vocally sounded on point and I dug the Production and the Punchy vibe of the cut.i dig the Grooves and the re-mixes. classic Madonna.

CD-Charts Position 25
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Desert Rose/Brand New Day

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by: Sting, Cheb Mami

Release Date April 25, 2000
Arguably for so many artists, the songs have to be vital to what makes them good or bad on the radio and television. For somebody like Sting, he has been one of the most definitive, and meloncollie singer/songwriters of all time. His songs today like Every Breath You Take still capture hearts everywhere. His 2000 single, Desert Rose, the second track from his album Brand New Day is one of the most infectious and driven songs of the past several years. The song is not just upbeat, it is hypnotic to Sting & Cheb Mami's vibes. I still love this song today, because it is just great to dance to, and a joy to still hear today. I just honestly wish Sting can come back with another record soon. His songs are very unique.

Song: B+

CD-Charts Position 26
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The Aeroplane Flies High

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by: The Smashing Pumpkins

Release Date January 17, 1997
I love this boxset. True, its based around the singles released from the album, but at the same time its all the extra's that come with it that make it so much more of an experiance, the book art and the b sides make it a nice (and now quite rare treat) for many SP fans, before their sound became truley lob-sided sounds with machina and machina II... let us not forget the horribleattempt of Corgan's Mary Star of the Sea and Zeitgeist

Get this if you a fan that discovered the true gem of their early 90's (and earlier) sound. it is a collectable and worth the pennies you spend on it.

CD-Charts Position 27
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My Hometown

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by: Bruce Springsteen

Release Date December 08, 1998
Excellent. Has 2 songs on it but was worth the money. I am a collector of oldies and this is real rare to find. Santa Claus is coming to town was excellent.

CD-Charts Position 28
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Merkinball

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by: Pearl Jam

Release Date December 05, 1995
This two song CD is really a hidden jem of the complete Pearl Jam collection. In my opinion, the slow and dark, "Long Road", is the outstanding piece off this release. This song shows up frequently at the opening of a PJ concert due to it's ability to perfectly set the "Pearl Jam Mood". Eddie's booming voice in the opening moments of the song are the perfect way to begin any Pearl Jam concert, or just an evening at home listening to one's favorite PJ songs.

CD-Charts Position 29
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Fake Plastic Trees

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by: Radiohead

Release Date September 25, 2000
It seems Radiohead is incapable of making a terrible b-side. India Rubber has a swaying 'sing-along" rhythm and melody, and features Jonny laughing at the end for some reason. How Can You Be Sure? features female backing vocals, and is a very pretty song about lamenting. Like most of the Bends' b-sides, they would feel slightly out-of-place on the album, but are good songs in their own right.

CD-Charts Position 30
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Clocks/Yellow

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by: Coldplay

Release Date June 24, 2003
This is really not for everybody. Really, just get their two albums and you won't need this! Don't get me wrong, I am a huge Coldplay fan and Clocks and Yellow were some of the highlights of their career. But, if you have their two albums, you don't need to buy this. If you are getting into this great band, just buy Parachutes and A Rush. This is pretty much useless unless you want to complete your collection OR you want the live version of Yellow (which is good). That's all.