The Beach Boys - Sounds of Summer: Very Best of - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Import only collection originally released in 1992. Features 16 tracks including 4 tracks that did not make the US 'Every Breath You Take The Classics'collection, 'So Lonely', 'The Beds to Big Without You', 'Synchronicity 2' & 'Tea in the Sahara'. This import edition also contains the original versions of 'Message in the Bottle' & 'Don't Stand So Close to Me' whereas the aforementioned US collection contains updated versions. The remaining 10 tracks are the tracks everybody knows, 'Roxanne', 'Can't Stand Losing You', 'Walking on the Moon', 'De Do Do Do, de Da Da Da', 'Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic', 'Invisible Sun', 'Spirits in the Material World', 'Every Breath You Take', 'King of Pain' & 'Wrapped Around Your Finger'. Universal. 2001. Album Tracks 1. Roxanne 2. Can't Stand Losing You 3. So Lonely 4. Message in a Bottle 5. Walking on the Moon 6. The Beds Too Big Without You 7. Don't Stand So Close to Me 8. De Do Do Do, de Da Da Da 9. Every Little Things She Does Is Magic 10. Invisible Sun 11. Spirits in the Material World 12. Synchronicity 2 13. Every Breath You Take 14. King of Pain 15. Wrapped Around Your Finger 16. Tea in Sahara

2009 two CD compilation. Steely Dan have sold more than 30 million albums worldwide, and helped define the soundtrack of the '70s with hits including 'F.M., Reelin' in the Years, Rikki Don't Lose That Number, Peg,' and 'Hey Nineteen' (amongst others), culled from their seven platinum albums issued between 1972 and 1980. They reunited in the early '90s and have toured throughout the decade and beyond, releasing multi-Grammy winner Two Against Nature in 2000 and it's acclaimed follow-up Everything Must Go in 2003. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001. Features 33 tracks. Universal. Album Tracks 1. Do It Again 2. Dirty Work 3. Reelin' in the Years 4. Only a Fool Would Say That 5. Change of the Guard 6. Bodhisattva 7. Boston Rag, the 8. Show Biz Kids 9. My Old School 10. Rikki Don't Lose That Number 11. Night By Night 12. Pretzel Logic 13. Any Major Dude Will Tell You 14. Black Friday 15. Bad Sneakers 16. Doctor Wu 17. Any World (That I'm Welcome to) 18. Chain Lightning 1. Kid Charlemagne 2. Don't Take Me Alive 3. Haitian Divorce 4. Fez, the 5. Here in the Western World 6. Black Cow 7. Aja 8. Deacon Blues 9. Peg 10. Josie 11. FM 12. Babylon Sisters 13. Hey Nineteen 14. Time Out of Mind 15. Third World Man

Weird Al Yankovic - Greatest Hits Favorite topics on this collection of Weird Al classics include food and medical problems. Superstar Michael Jackson gets sent up twice "Bad" is transformed into "Fat" and "Beat It" becomes "Eat It," a hit in it's own right. Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love" is turned into a paean to potatoes, "Addicted to Spuds." And Los Lobos' version of the durable "La Bamba" is reconfigured into "Lasagna." Madonna's "Like a Virgin" becomes a song about a different kind of beginner on "Like a Surgeon," while James Brown's "Living in America" is parodied on "Living with a Hernia." If you want to take a funhouse mirror trip back to the 1980s, Greatest Hits is a good way to do it. Produced by rock & roll veteran Rick Derringer, who rocked out with Johnny and Edgar Winter and produced Meatloaf and Kiss. RELEASED JANUARY 1ST, 1999. Legacy Recordings - Arranged By - Al Yankovic, Engineer - Tony Papa, Producer - Rick Derringer Album Tracks 1. Fat 2. Eat It 3. Like a Surgeon 4. Ricky 5. Addicted to Spuds 6. Living with a Hernia 7. Dare to Be Stupid 8. Lasagna 9. I Lost on Jeopardy 10. One More Minute