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Elton John Fotos
Artista:
Elton John
Origen:
Reino Unido, Middlesex - London - EnglandReino Unido
Nacido el día:
25 de Marzo de 1947
Disco de Elton John: «Greatest Hits (Bonus CD)»
Disco de Elton John: «Greatest Hits (Bonus CD)» (Anverso)
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  • Título:Greatest Hits (Bonus CD)
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  • Tipo:Audio CD
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2003 Edition of the Digitally Remastered 34 Track Updated Collection that Replaces the Previously Available "The Very Best of Elton John". This Limited Edition also Includes a Third Disc of Bonus Hits, Raising the Total Amount of Tracks to 45. Includes 13 Tracks Not Found on the USA Edition, Including the Remake of "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" with Blue and "Are You Ready for Love" from the Original Thom Bell Sessions. Also Includes a Detailed 40 Page Booklet with Classic Photographs and an Excellent Summary of John's Marvelous Career.
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4 personas de un total de 5 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Misses Some Songs, but Better than the U.S. Collection

Elton John has been a force in music for more than 30 years. He has an incredible amount of talent, both as an author of music, and as a performer. This collection attempts to pull together some of the best of Elton's work from his career, beginning with the "Elton John" album and ending with "Songs from the West Coast".

Nearly every song on this CD is musically good to excellent. Most of these songs were hits. As a sampler of Elton's music, this collection is a very good start. This CD may have a few flaws, but it does have hits missing from the U.S. version, including "Blue Eyes," "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "Pinball Wizard." However, other top 10 songs are missing from this collection. It is impossible to represent Elton's greatest hits with only two CDs, and that is the main flaw of this collection.

The difficulty with most "greatest hits" collections is choosing the songs. Regardless of how good a job you do, there will be a fan who thinks a song was neglected. Conversely, there will be other fans that think a song on the collection should have been excluded. Rather than complain about what was or wasn't on this collection, the focus should be on this collection alone. At this time, this collection is the best single representation of Elton over the bulk of his career. For the songs that were missed from this collection, you can add "Rare Masters" and "Love Songs", which pick up a lot more of Elton's early career and fills in more of Elton's best.

With more than 40 albums, comprising hundreds of songs, choosing the 34 best is an absolutely terrible job. Similar to those people who would have added other songs, or subtracted some of those included, I too would have done something similar. However, we would never have agreed on the best. So take this CD as the best collection available to sample Elton's career. From that viewpoint, this CD rates 5 stars. Then you can add the other CDs I mentioned, and in the case of the classic albums and a few others, add original albums as well. We live in an imperfect world, thus a less than perfect collection of Elton's career is better than not having this collection at all.

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- Perfect; just what I wanted

The package arrived before expected. The CD case was broken, but that it typical of CD cases that hold more than one; it's a design flaw, not the fault of the seller.