The Corrs released their first 'Best Of' CD in 2002. Made up of tracks from their first three albums as well as their MTV Unplugged set, it showcases the best of their career during their early and popular years, with a total of 18 songs. The album is bookended with two brand new songs, Would You Be Happier? and Make You Mine. These are light and pleasant songs, very cheerful and sunny (and rather reminiscent of their subsequent fourth album, Borrowed Heaven, especially opening single Summer Sunshine), but they aren't anything incredibly special. Several songs from the band's debut album Forgiven Not Forgotten are included on this album: Runaway ...  Read the complete review

You know where you are with the Corrs. Safe, radio friendly soothing at times and distinctly Irish music with enough pop merit. Made up of three sisters and their brother Jim, they were at the peak of their fame in the late nineties, when their album 'Talk On Corners' sold millions of copies. This is a nineteen track album to get stuck into and it gets underway with the delightful 'Would You Be Happier?' The vocals are plucky and the tune is full of charisma, paving the way for things to come. Nice and mid tempo and perfect to sit down to with a cup of tea while scouring a newspaper. Also suitable for elevators and department stores in wednesday ...  Read the complete review

Irish family group The Corrs, gather together their greatest plus a few unreleased tracks for their 'Best of' album released in 2001. The first 2 tracks, 'Would You Be Happier?' and 'So Young' are light and upbeat and are great openers for the album. Next we have 'Runaway' a gorgeous love song, and then 'Breathless' the groups 1st UK number 1 single. The next track 'What Can I Do' originally appeared on the group's 'Talk on Corners' album but was then remixed by Tin Tin Out which finally introduced them to the UK music scene. The original version is quite a bit different (and in my opinion, slightly better) so it's definately worth a ...  Read the complete review