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| 1. One Of These Nights |
| 2. Take It Easy |
| 3. Hotel California |
| 4. New Kid In Town |
| 5. Heartache Tonight |
| 6. Tequila Sunrise |
| 7. Desperado |
| 8. Best Of My Love |
| 9. Lyin' Eyes |
| 10. Take It To The Limit |
| 11. I Can't Tell You Why |
| 12. Peaceful Easy Feeling |
| 13. James Dean |
| 14. Doolin Dalton |
| 15. Witchy Woman |
| 16. The Long Run |
| 17. Life In The Fast Lane |
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18 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
My Mum got me into this music,
This review is from: The Very Best of the Eagles (Audio CD)
This album had been in the CD cabinet for quite a while! Then last Christmas when we had family around my mum brought it out. I lisened to and i thought it was bloody brilliant! There has been very few albums in which you could lisen to every song and it would be great. 'Hotel california' and 'taking it easy' are the most well known songs from the album but 'new kid in town' most of the other tunes are class! Why buy the latest bands album with a few good songs, when you can buy The Very Best of the Eagles and actully get an album in which every song is excellent!!
61 of 72 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Beware the words "Digitally Remasterd",
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This review is from: The Very Best of the Eagles (Audio CD)
This is an album that as the advert goes "does exactly as it says on the tin" It is The Eagles and it is their greatest hits. The songs have been remastered however which means the rough edges have been smoothed off, the i`s have been dotted and the t`s have been crossed and the songs are made generally more easier to listen too. The only trouble is that it is like giving Macbeth a feather duster to kill the Scottish king with. The songs may have been brought into the twenty first century but they lack that raw gutsy emotionally charged feel that made the original songs such classics.Okay these are still brilliant songs by a brilliant band but if you wanted to play The Eagles to your Granny I`d play this C.D. However, if like me you were brought up on heavy rock discos air guitaring to the solo of Hotel California then I`d stick to the original albums.
15 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Greatest hits certainly, very best probably not,
By Pete Walker (Church Stretton, Shropshire, England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Very Best of the Eagles (Audio CD)
In terms of coverage of the Eagles' principal hit singles and other best known songs, this compilation (actually only a slightly rehashed version of that issued some five years ago) can't be faulted. It epitomises the band's trademark country-rock sound of harmonious vocals and guitar backing, and will be ideal for the interested, although not dedicated fan. It's archetypal West Coast rock, with many memorable songs which have stood the test of time and become minor classics - and which even brightened up the west coast of Lancashire throughout the mid 70s, courtesy of the bands I and my friends played in! However, as with most artists their greatest hits are not their very best records, and the Eagles are no exception. This collection probably just about manages to prevent the band being stereotyped as the epitome of every country rock cliché. Thus for every track that veers towards C&W (such as Tequila sunrise, Peaceful easy feeling, Take it easy or Lyin' eyes) there is another which is an orchestrated ballad or hints at R&B, soul, or even reggae (try Take it to the limit, One of these nights, I can't tell you why, or Hotel California). Overall, therefore, a reasonable balance is achieved and the result is very pleasant listening, although chronologically the tracks are all over the place and do not show the band's stylistic development over time. I'm also mystified as to how the rather jarring and forgettable James Dean made it into this collection. For this to have truly been a Very Best compilation, however, a second CD would be needed, including more obscure but indispensable songs selected from all six original albums (Make your own list but don't hold your breath - such a compilation will never be issued). Instead, we committed fans will have to keep playing all the original albums to really hear the very best of the Eagles.
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