The Grateful Dead - Blues For Allah (50th Anniversary Remaster) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Simon & Garfunkel - Playlist Very Best of [COMPACT DISCS] date 12/11/2015

Import only double-disc collection. The 34-tracks are presented in chronological order, through 1996. The liner notes feature a track-by-track guide with extensive notes. 'The Definitive Collection is about as precise as a hits package can be from this band, short of a box set. The sound is pristine, and the cover and packaging are apropos to the band's style and music. This absolute collection let's the listener combine all of the ideas and concepts of Parsons into almost two hours of music, as each song aptly signifies his brilliant career as both musician and engineer.' Sony/BMG. Album Tracks DISC 1 1. I Robot [Instrumental] 2. I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You 3. Breakdown 4. Don't Let It Show 5. Voyager [Instrumental] 6. What Goes Up 7. The Eagle Will Rise Again 8. Can't Take It with You 9. Pyramania 10. Damned If I Do 11. Lucifer [Instrumental] 12. If I Could Change Your Mind 13. The Turn of a Friendly Card, Pt. 1 14. Snake Eyes 15. Games People Play 16. Time DISC 2 1. Sirius [Instrumental] 2. Eye in the Sky 3. Psychobabble 4. Mammagamma [Instrumental] 5. Old and Wise 6. Prime Time 7. Don't Answer Me 8. You Don't Believe 9. Let's Talk About Me 10. Days Are Numbers (The Traveller) 11. Stereotomy 12. In the Real World 13. Standing on Higher Ground 14. Too Late 15. Turn It Up - Alan Parsons, Bairnson, Ian 16. Re-Jigue [Instrumental]

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