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Eurovision Song Contest Istanbul 2004

Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD

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Disc: 1

1	Andorra: Marta Roure - Jugarem A Estimar-Nos
2	Albania: Anjeza Shahini The Image Of You
3	Austria: Tie Break - Du Bist
4	Bosnia And Herzegovina: Deen In The Disco
5	Belgium: Xandee - 1 Life
6	Belarus: Alexandra & Konstantin - My Galileo
7	Switzerland: Piero & The Music Stars - Celebrate!
8	Serbia & Montenegro: Zeljko Joksimovic & Ad Hoc Orchestra Lane Moje
9	Cyprus: Lisa Andreas Stronger Every Minute
10	Germany: Max Cant Wait Until Tonight
11	Denmark: Tomas Thordarson Shame On You
12	Estonia: Neiokõsõ - Tii
13	Spain: Ramón - Para Llenarma De Ti
14	France: Jonatan Cerrada - A Chaque Pas
15	Finland: Jari Sillanpää - Takes 2 To Tango
16	UK: James Fox Hold On To Our Love
17	Greece: Sakis Rouvas - Shake It
18	Croatia: Ivan Mikuliæ - You Are The Only One

Disc: 2

1	Ireland: Chris Doran If My World Stopped Turning
2	Israel: David Dor To Believe
3	Iceland: Jonsi - Heaven
4	Lithuania: Linas & Simona What Happened To Your Love
5	Latvia: Formins & Kleins - Dziesma Par Laimi
6	Monaco: Maryon - Notre Planète
7	Malta: Julie & Ludwig - On Again...Off Again
8	Macedonia: Tose Proeski Life Is A Book
9	The Netherlands: Re-Union Without You
10	Norway: Knut Anders Sørum - High
11	Poland: Blue Café Love Song
12	Portugal: Sofia Victoria - Foi Magia
13	Romania: Sanda - I Admit
14	Russia: Julia Savicheva Believe Me
15	Sweden: Lena Philipsson - It Hurts
16	Slovenia: Platin Stay Forever
17	Turkey: Athena For Real
18	Ukraine: Ruslana Wild Dance

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This double CD features all 36 entries from the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest, from Andorra to the Ukraine. Naturally it includes the UK entry, "Hold on to Our Love" by James Fox.

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The 2004 Eurovision Song Contest--held in Instanbul and watched by an estimated music-loving audience of 100 million--was so astonishing that not even this thoroughly comprehensive double CD compilation can hope to do the event justice. Featuring the songs of all 36 international finalists, it's entertaining and infuriating in equal measure. Bravo for German entrants Max whose "Can't Wait Until Tonight" (sort of Paul Weller meets Van Morrison) was really rather good. And Lisa Andreas's beautiful Cypriot entry "Stronger Every Minute" should have won hands down. Greece invited us to "Shake It", Turkey's over-animated Less Than Jake-style ska-punk wannabees Athena sang " I wanna bring you up" as if they'd just eaten something that had disagreed with them, Sweden's lovely Lena Philipsson stroked her thighs and cooed "Ooh it hurts" in an appealingly erotic manner and somebody else, who no-one can really remember, invited us to "Get High". Sometimes the competition was unpredictable--who'd have thought the competition would be won by a drum-bashing Ukrainian dance-folk version of Siouxsie and the Banshees? And sometimes it was painful; Finland's attempt to fuse Tom Jones with Phantom of the Opera-era Andrew Lloyd Weber was an experiment which ought not to be repeated. Britain, of course, didn't do very well at all but then Britain has the Beatles so it doesn't matter. --Kevin Maidment

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Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14.09 x 12.63 x 1.37 cm; 80 Grams
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ EMI Music UK
Label ‏ : ‎ EMI Music UK
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00021LPOM
Country of origin ‏ : ‎ United Kingdom
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 2

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Z. Meyer

A Surprisingly Good Year

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 April 2011

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I ordered this CD because seven years later, I was still hooked on "On Again Off Again" by Julie and Ludwig (and the You Tube versions I could find had poor sound quality). On receiving it I was pleasantly surprised to find lots of other good songs on it as well. (The British one wasn't one of them but then you can't have everything!)

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Great stuff, love the album

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 June 2017

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Great stuff, love the album.. fast easy transaction from start to finish with this seller.. thank you - Paul xXx

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Mr. C. I. E. Barrow

Eurovision is here again...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 April 2004

Yes, it is that time of year again, and this year because of theintroduction of a qualifier round, there are 36 songs to listen to. Butalthough this may seem like a lot (nearly two hours of songs), there iscertainly a lot to listen to!
Let's begin with the good stuff. Germany's entry brings a bit of JamieCullum-esque jazz to the contest, Sweden maintains that Euro-pop stylethey're famous for, and Norway will probably not get nul-points this yearas their song is possibly the most chart-worthy of the bunch. The UKshould also not worry too much about a repeat of last year, as James Foxshould pick up a few votes.
Now the bad stuff. Switzerland's entry is by far the worst of the 36, andit takes a lot of building yourself up to be able to listen 3 minutes ofthis. Austria, Slovenia and Portugal sadly have rather boring songs thatwill not make an impact at the contest. There are quite a few 'OK' songsthis year, but don't let that put you off, there is something foreverybody.
If you watch Eurovision for novelty / light entertainment purposes, thenthere are certainly a few eye openers. If you like your music ethnic, thenSerbia-Montenegro's dark song should win you over and it puts fiddles andpanpipes to good usage. The Ukraine (who I hotly tip to take the title)have a frantic, rhythmic song with a little bit of yodelling in. However,Estonia will either delight or annoy. Five girls singing an odd song withan odd tune, and the translation of the Estonian word "Tii"? Yes, "Road".But it's not nearly as good as the Spanish entry's translation intoEnglish, which produces "To Fill Myself with You". Terry Wogan may have afield day...
So who's going to win? Well, it's a tough one this year. If the people ofEurope go for a ballad, Cyprus will walk it. Greece and Turkey have songsthat will make people pick up the phone, and Ireland could well be up atthe top with a song written by Bryan McFadden. I still think The Ukrainewill win however - it's a good song with a good hook.
There are so many interesting songs this year, it's possibly the mostmixed selection of songs for many years in Eurovision. And although thequality of the songs isn't always brilliant, they will definitely put asmile on your face. Where else will you hear a Belarussian woman yodellingin bad English to a background of panpipes? This CD is gold - buy it!

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C. Nolan

A very good album!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 November 2005

For anyone who watched the Eurovision in Istanbul and even half-enjoyed it, this CD is well worth buying. On the two nights there are too many songs to remember - but on CD we can really get the feel for the songs we want to hear again, rather than only remembering the winner!
There are seven or eight really good entries here which I had forgotten:
Ukraine the winner of course!
Sweden which was the favourite to win
Romania which only finished 18th(?)
Albania, Cyprus, France
Malta - cheesy Eurovision at it's best
Buy it - even if there are some really bad entries (Can't even remember them they blend into each other so much) there are great songs as well!!!

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Joel Griffin

last year was fantastic but this year tops all

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 May 2004

Forget pop idol and all the manufactured bands this is the cream on the cake. Loads of my friends say that Eurovision is a complete waste of time and the music is terrible but i say STUFF THEM. This Cd is brillant. I got last years and i nearly know all the songs off by heart even those of a different language and with having the new Cd for two days i already am picking words up and tapping my feet. This year will be amazing and i want to congratulate europe for all the artists and their great songs. This Cd is culture pop and has 36 songs from different cultures and backgrounds (even thats got to say something). The price is unbelievable, the Cd lacks nothing and the music is just angels to my ears. Get it and the Dvd which is out on 7th June (so worth it)now you wont miss that other Cd you wanted to get because this will top it.

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MBC

Almost better than NOW!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 May 2004

Yes, I mean it. OK, here we have 36 songs that probably won't see the top 10 in the UK, but still are better than 50% of songs that end up high in this country. There is still too much negative emotion and automatic rejection of Eurovision songs but many songwriters could learn a lot from this year's entries from Serbia & Montenegro, Cyprus and Germany, just to name the best of the best this year. And except for Portugal and Switzerland, we have one of the best compilation albums of the year here, no doubt about that. Buy this!

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