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1 Old Apartment 2 Falling For The First Time 3 Brian Wilson 4 One Week 5 Be My Yoko Ono 6 Alternative Girlfriend 7 It's Only Me (The Wizard Of Magicland) 8 If I Had $1000000 9 Call And Answer 10 Get In Line 11 It's All Been Done 12 Jane 13 Lovers In A Dangerous Time 14 Pinch Me 15 Shoebox 16 What A Good Boy 17 Too Little Too Late 18 Enid 19 Thanks That Was Fun Newest Review: ... The Old Apartment - Mellow rock tune that introduces the album quite nicely. 7/10 2) Falling for the first time - More ... more |
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All Their Greatest Hits: Disc One 1991-2001
Release Date: 2001 - 11 - 19, Audio CD, Warner Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Formed in Canada in 1988 Jim Creeggan, Kevin Hearn, Ed Robertson, Tyler Stewart, and formerly Andy Creeggan and Steven Page are the Barenaked Ladies. Lots of people get into discover the Barenaked Ladies in their search for great music. Some find them accidently whilst looking for something else entirely. Either way, the Barenaked Ladies music has a broad range of alternative rock and appeals to an extremely varied demograph. This, their greatest hits album is a great collection of their best work (obviously). It will appeal to current fans for obvious reasons, but it's such an easy appealing listen that many music fans who've never heard the group ... Read the complete review
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