The Best Of Me - Bryan Adams Reviews

Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer and songwriter whose work tends to be soft to mid rock with a poppy edge. His slightly gravelly vocals and distinctive guitar riffs are present on almost all of his tracks and they have made him incredibly successful throughout the world. Released in 1999, The Best of Me is a collection of Bryan Adams' ...  Read the complete review

'The Best of Me' by Bryan Adams I purchased my Bryan Adams The Best of Me album about 8 months ago. This album contains great songs. The Tracks 1. The Best Of Me 'When you want it, when you need it, you'll always get the best of me.' This is a great song with great lyrics. 2. Can't Stop This ...  Read the complete review

This greatest hits album by Candadian Bryan Adams gives you a little bit of everything. Released in 1999 worldwide and in 2002 in the US it is still a popular album to this day such is Bryans popularity throughout the world and features some of his best work throughout his career. This album runs for 68 minutes and has 15 tracks on it which were ...  Read the complete review

One of my preferred male vocalists, Bryan Adams has been releasing records since 1985 and is still going strong to this day. This collection gathers some of his biggest hits. Who is he: Bryan is a Candian singer and guitarist, famed for his croaky voice and craggy skin, oh and 16 week run at number one with 'Everything I ...  Read the complete review

Ah, the lovely Bryan Adams. So many hits, so little time. I suppose there’s not much that can be said about this chap that hasn’t already been repeated time and time again, but let’s give it a bash anyway. I was converted to the musical wonder that is Bryan by some friends, when they just happened to put on one of his ...  Read the complete review

His unique voice combined with brilliant songs put you on cloud nine. This album contains some incredible ballads, classic rock tunes, up-beat up-to-date catchy pop songs, and even a (hidden) dance track. The album which spans his long career is unmissable and here is the low-down on the tracks catogarised by genre. Ballads -------- ...  Read the complete review

The title sums me up really. It is the first line of the first song this "best of" album. "The Best Of Me" is the title and opening track of the album, and is a bit of an anthem to me. I find it hard to express myself sometimes, and find music a good medium to fill gaps my vocabulary may have left. This song follows that line ...  Read the complete review

Everyone needs a bit of MOR in their music collection, and MOR doesn't come much cheesier (or indeed better...) than Bryan Adams. This album, his second 'Best Of', was released in 1999 to capitalise on the success of his 'On A Day Like Today' album - his career having been given something of a revival thanks to the aid of ...  Read the complete review

This album is a collection of all Bryan Adams` greatest hits, so the CD has to be hit, as the tracks were. The album also includes his most recent release "The Best of Me" which shows more of an up-beat side to him. As this is a greatest hits album, where is "18 till I die"? As it is not on here, which I was disappointed with. ...  Read the complete review

Bryan Adams broke a lot of new ground since his 1993 greatest hits album "So Far So Good". "18 til i die" was an amazing album, mixing pop & hard rock together. his unplugged album again did the unexpected, showing a whole lot of experimentation with various instruments & rearranging previous songs in a new style. then came "on a day like today" ...  Read the complete review

I have got to admit that this is the only Bryan Adams Album that I have got - and it is the only one that I need! It has got all of the best tracks - which is probably why it's called "The Best of Me"! It's a superb collection with songs ranging from all his albums - and it conatins the record breaking "Everything ...  Read the complete review

The Best Of Me comes only 6 years after the last Bryan Adams compilation, and more than half the tracks here featured on 1993's So Far So Good. Those which appear for the first time are arguably the right choices - Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman, When You're Gone and Cloud #9 among them. So, in its defence, the ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~ Background ~~~~~~~ Having been a Bryan Adams fan since 1991, I already had most of his albums when 'The Best Of Me' was released last year, and at first I didn't see the need to buy it, as apart from the title track, there wasn't any new material on it. I eventually gave in and bought it early this year, ...  Read the complete review

I am not Bryan’s biggest fan, but I have always enjoyed his music, and loved the ‘18 til I die’ album. I thought this type of greatest hits compilation would be perfect for me, and it isn’t half bad at all. They are all there, well nearly anyway. One of my favourites, the song ’18 til I die’ is not on, but ...  Read the complete review

Bryan Adams is without doubt to me, the best male singer ever! It is a very big statement to say, but I can back myself up (really I can). I have seen him 2 times in the last couple of years and the concerts have been the best I have ever been to. His sheer energy on stage and the fact that it is clear he is enjoying his music, makes the ...  Read the complete review

Oh yes, the groover from Vancouver is back. And this is a collection of his greatest hits thus far. If you have his previous collection So Far So Good then you might still wanna go get this one. It contains some of his best ballads including all from those movies he so generously contributed to (except for I Finally Found Someone, duet ...  Read the complete review

I have got to admit that this is the only Bryan Adams Album that I have got - and it is the only one that I need! It has got all of the best tracks - which is probably why it's called "The Best of Me"! It's a superb collection with songs ranging from all his albums - and it conatins the record breaking "Everything I ...  Read the complete review