Serious Hits...Live- Phil Collins

The Beatles' Anthology 3

Waking Up Laughing- Martina McBride

Martina McBride's Greatest Hits

Love Songs- the Bee Gees

Grace Under Pressure- Rush

The Nightfly -Donald Faigen

1984- Van Halen

'Sounds So Good'- Ashton Shepherd

Storm Front- Billy Joel

The Second Decade Of Rock & Roll 1981 to 1991 - REO Speedwagon

REM "Accelerate"

Desperado - the Eagles

Elton John's Greatest Hits: 1976-1986

Highway 61 Revisited - Bob Dylan

Serious Hits...Live- Phil Collins

The Best of Styx

Shine A Light-the Rolling Stones/soundtrack

Big City Nights - Scorpions

Rubber Soul-the Beatles

Testify-Phil Collins

Little River Band - Greatest Hits

The Best of Branigan -Laura Branigan

The Doors- the Doors

Strange Days- the Doors

Waiting For the Sun- the Doors

Led Zeppelin IV- Led Zeppelin

Hard Rock Number 1's - Various Artists

Rush - Moving Pictures

Greatest - Duran Duran

Pretzel Logic - Steely Dan

Best Of The 80's - Various Artists

Horses- Patti Smith

Raising Sand by Robert Plant and Allison Krauss

Bob Seager's (spelling?) greatest hits.

Bob Seager's (spelling?) greatest hits.

Seger. :)

Stand Up - Jethro Tull

Seger. :)

thank you. :)

Carnival Ride- Carrie Underwood

Van Halen- Van Halen

War= The Best Of...

Rubber Soul- Beatles

Buffalo Springfield Again

Carnival Ride - Carrie Underwood

Fire: The Very Best of the Pointer Sisters (2-CD set)

Greatest Hits - Richard Marx

Yes We Can Can: The Best of the Blue Thumb Recordings by the Pointer Sisters

Coming Up Close:A Retrospective- 'til Tuesday (twice)

Greatest Hits- Devo

Van Halen II- Van Halen

Slow Ride & Other Hits - Foghat

Flight of the Conchords

Strikes - Blackfoot

Carnival Ride - Carrie Underwood

^^^that one again.

Paul McCartney and Wings Greatest Hits

Beauty and the Beat - The Go-Go's

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull by John Williams

Kylie X-Kylie Minogue

Van Halen II- Van Halen

Born In the USA- Bruce Springsteen (twice)

Sara Evans's Greatest Hits

Fair Warning- Van Halen (twice)

Diver Down- Van Halen

Best of Badfinger

Anthology Of Bread - Bread

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull by John Williams

Kylie X-Kylie Minogue

Van Halen II- Van Halen

Born In the USA- Bruce Springsteen (twice)

Sara Evans's Greatest Hits

Fair Warning- Van Halen (twice)

Diver Down- Van Halen

i love Sara Evans. what do you think of her new songs? i think they're awesome.
anyways, the last one i listened to was (of course) Carnival Ride by Carrie Underwood. as you can tell, i never get tired of it. lol.

i love Sara Evans. what do you think of her new songs? i think they're awesome.
anyways, the last one i listened to was (of course) Carnival Ride by Carrie Underwood. as you can tell, i never get tired of it. lol.


If you are referring to the new tracks on Sara's GH album, I think they are really good. I especially like "As if". My only problem with her hits album is that I think she should have included more music on it. There is only an hour worth of songs on it.

1984- Van Halen

If you are referring to the new tracks on Sara's GH album, I think they are really good. I especially like "As if". My only problem with her hits album is that I think she should have included more music on it. There is only an hour worth of songs on it.

yes, i'm referring to the GH album. i don't have a problem with the CD. i think it rox!

Best of Thin Lizzy

Last two:
The Band (second album, 1969)
Family - A Song For Me (1970)

Greatest Hits- Devo

Moving Pictures- Rush

Greatest Hits- Bruce Springsteen

Test for Echo- Rush

Chicago X- Chicago

Roll the Bones- Rush

the Killers- Sam's Town

Signals- Rush

Greatest Hits - Great White

Wanderlust - Gavin Rossdale

Crosby, Stills and Nash box set, disc 3 (from 1991)

Hanson - The Walk (2007, 3CG)

Luke Bryan- I'll stay me

Sam's Town - the Killers

Signals - Rush

Retrospective I: 1974-1980 - Rush

Retrospective II: 1981-1987 - Rush

2112 - Rush

Power Windows - Rush

Snakes and Arrows - Rush

We Can't Dance - Genesis

Third Day- Chronology vol. 1.

Empire - Queensryche

Snakes and Arrows - Rush

Chicago II - Chicago

Invisible Touch - Genesis

Children of the World - the Bee Gees

Memory Almost Full - Paul McCartney

Third Day- Chronology vol. 1.

i listened to it earlier.

Love Songs - Phil Collins

The Best of Jackson Browne

The Best of Jackson Browne

I have that CD. I bought it in 1997 just for one song-"Somebody's Baby". I don't think I've played it in seven or eight years though.

Chicago's Greatest Hits

The River - Bruce Springsteen

Five Leaves Left - Nick Drake (on Thursday, which would have been his 60th birthday :( )

Rockin 70's - Various Artists

"Time well wasted"- Brad Paisley.

Main Course - the Bee Gees

Hits - Phil Collins

Off the Ground - Paul McCartney

The Best of Simon & Garfunkel

Billy Joel's Complete Hits Collection: 1973-1997

Hits - Phil Collins

Chicago VI - Chicago

Band on the Run - Paul McCartney and Wings

Stone of Sisyphus - Chicago

THA CARTER III

The Jacksons Story - various cuts by the J5, The Jacksons, solo Michael and Jermaine.

Live In Concert - Martina McBride

Stone of Sisyphus - Chicago

The Hits - REO Speedwagon

This Is Where I Came In - the Bee Gees

Stephen Stills / Manassas (1972)

Hotel California - Eagles

i don't know if this counts or not but the last CD i listened to was a one i burnt (copied) myself.

Hysteria - Def Leppard

Songs from the Sparkle Lounge - Def Leppard

Guess Who's Greatest Hits

Either the Juno Soundtrack or Under the Blacklight by Rilo Kiley.

Help! - the Beatles

Rubber Soul - the Beatles

Abbey Road - the Beatles (2 times)

Beatles- No. 1's

Stone of Sisyphus - Chicago

Writer - Carole King

Writer - Carole King

Do you get to listen to music at work?

Do you get to listen to music at work?
Ive never heard that song before, who sings it? ;)

( Im not her, but I do have answer for this and its' yes, cause thats what part of our job's all about!:lol:

Ive never heard that song before, who sings it? ;)

( Im not her, but I do have answer for this and its' yes, cause thats what part of our job's all about!:lol:

:lol: The only music I get at work is singing from one of my co-workers, Jorge. :lol: He is always singing but has a terrible voice. He has about as much vocal range as Neil Diamond. :lol:

:lol: The only music I get at work is singing from one of my co-workers, Jorge. :lol: He is always singing but has a terrible voice. He has about as much vocal range as Neil Diamond. :lol:
LOL or James Blunt?

Do you get to listen to music at work?

Yes, because all I do is scan, file and save emails at my desk all day...I don't take calls or see customers. It's the perfect job. :lol:

Speaking of Neil Diamond...the last CD I listened to was The Essential Neil Diamond. :lol:

Yes, because all I do is scan, file and save emails at my desk all day...I don't take calls or see customers. It's the perfect job. :lol:

I don't get to listen to music at work. Unless you count watching videos on youtube. When we are slow I just read or browse online.

the buggles video killed the radio star

A Patch of Blue - movie soundtrack (Jerry Goldsmith)

Hits - Phil Collins

Ice Cube- Death Certificate

The Doors - The Doors

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - John Williams

The Mamas and Papas Deliver

So Far So Good - Bryan Adams

The Long Road Out Of Eden - the Eagles

The Very Best of Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons

Power Windows - Rush

All The Right Reasons - Nickleback

Sara Evans Greatest Hits

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers-Greatest Hits

No Jacket Required - Phil Collins

Stone of Sisyphus - Chicago

The Definitive Pop Collection - America

Diana Ross & the Supremes: Anthology

The Best of George Harrison

Survivor's Greatest Hits

Testify - Phil Collins

"sounds so good" by Ashton Shepherd

The Essential Syreeta

Waking Up Laughing - Martina McBride (I love this CD!!!:D )

Clapton Chronicles: The Very Best of Eric Clapton (twice)

Radioland - Nicolette Larson

Who Made Who - AC/DC

Smokey Robinson: The Ultimate Collection

Nicolette - Nicolette Larson

Back In Black - AC/DC

Ram- Paul McCartney

Ram- Paul McCartney
That's a real good one. :cool:

That's a real good one. :cool:

I second that. :cool:

Blow Up Your Video - AC/DC

That's a real good one. :cool:
yeah, i was just rummaging through some of my parents' old records and found it. I'd never been to big on solo Beatles stuff, but I can not stop listening to the album! It is amazing!

The Best of Stevie Wonder

Highway to Hell - AC/DC

Gasoline Alley - Rod Stewart

For Those About to Rock.... - AC/DC

Rocks - Aerosmith

Pulp Fiction-soundtrack

Love Songs - Elton John (twice)

The White Album - the Beatles

Working Class Hero: The Definitive John Lennon

"some hearts" by carrie underwood

Yamano Attchan- Shonen Knife

John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band - John Lennon

With The Beatles - The Beatles

Hard Rock Number 1's - various artists

The Buddy Holly collection, disc 1

Donna Summer - Gold

Family Entertainment - Family (1969)

The Best of the Moody Blues

Heavy Songs~ Shonen Knife

"something to be proud of: greatest hits" by montgomery gentry

After The Gold Rush - Neil Young

James Ingram - Greatest Hits

Music In a Doll's House - Family

Released forty years ago today (July 19, 1968)

Actual Miles: Henely's Greatest Hits - Don Henley

Greatest Hits 1963-1966 - the Beatles

Greatest Hits 1967-1970 - the Beatles

Long Road Out Of Eden - the Eagles

Journey's Greatest Hits

Juno soundtrack

:D

The Journey: The Very Best of Donna Summer

Earth, Wind & Fire - Greatest Hits

Empire - Queensryche

Lost Highway - Bon Jovi

Chicago VII - Chicago

The X-Files: I want to Believe-soundtrack by Mark Snow

Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends

Stevie Wonder - At the Close of a Century (4-CD Anthology)

Hotel California - the Eagles

The Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

Empire - Queensryche


^Great CD! There are so many good songs on it.



Live Bullet - Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

The X-Files: I want to Believe-soundtrack by Mark Snow

The X-Files: I want to Believe-soundtrack by Mark Snow-Again! :D

Waking Up Laughing - Martina McBride

Star Trek V-The Final Frontier soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith

The Essential Frank Sinatra

Romy & Michelle's High School Reunion soundtrack Vol. 1

Footloose soundtrack

"chronology vol. 1" by third day

Nothing But the Best - Frank Sinatra

Andy Gibb - After Dark

Andy Gibb - After Dark

Even though I don't have any of Andy's studio albums (I think they are currently out of print), I have Andy Gibb: The Millennium Collection, and three of the best songs (the title track, "Desire" and "I Can't Help It") on the CD are from the After Dark album. I especially love "Desire" It is a great vocal performance. I think Andy is one of the greatest tragedies of drug addiction in pop music history. He could have had such a sucsessful career.

^ Ditto. Did you ever see the VH1 Behind the Music episode about him?? So, so sad. :(

^ Ditto. Did you ever see the VH1 Behind the Music episode about him?? So, so sad. :(


You know what, I think I did. I remember that it mentioned that by 1988 Andy was living in a guest house on Robin's estate and on the morning that he died he and Barry had a huge argument. It is really sad. I also think when God gives you a talent it is your responsibity to take care of it. Which you can't really do if you are no longer living.

Kylie Minogue's Greatest Hits 1988-1998

Kylie X - Kylie Minogue

michael jackson bad and later some of elton john greatest hits

Star Trek: The Motion Picture-soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith

You know what, I think I did. I remember that it mentioned that by 1988 Andy was living in a guest house on Robin's estate and on the morning that he died he and Barry had a huge argument. It is really sad. I also think when God gives you a talent it is your responsibity to take care of it. Which you can't really do if you are no longer living.
That's right. Barry has often said that he regrets that argument to this day, over 20 years later, and always will. :(

Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith

Imagine - John Lennon

Greatest - Bee Gees

Waking Up Laughing - Martina McBride

Back to Back Hits: Blondie & Pat Benatar

Andy Gibb: Millennium Collection

Aerosmith: Greatest Hits

Great minds think alike - for me, it's O Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits.

Great minds think alike - for me, it's O Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits.

:rock:

I don't actually have that CD since I have pretty much all of their CDs and two previous greatest hits albums (Aerosmith Greatest Hits from 1980 and Big Ones from 1994), but I've seen it and it looks like a nice collection. The only songs not on it that should have been included are "Kings and Queens" and "Come Together".

last cd i purchased was an 80s dance mix cd for my sister.

Dancing On the Ceiling - Lionel Richie

The 5th Dimension: Greatest Hits on Earth

Lionel Richie: The Definitive Collection

Graduation- Kanye West

Nothing But the Best - Frank Sinatra

'SUPER HITS OF THE 70s Have a Nice Day Vol. 10'

The Donny Hathaway Collection

5150 - Van Halen

The Essential Heart

The Essential Heart

There is only one Heart song that I like. It is the one about the boy being lost in the rain or something. I remember it came out around 1990 when I was in junior high school.

There is only one Heart song that I like. It is the one about the boy being lost in the rain or something. I remember it came out around 1990 when I was in junior high school.
That would be 1990's "All I Want To Do Is Make Love To You", written by Mutt Lange. Here are the lyrics:

It was a rainy night
When he came into sight,
Standing by the road,
No umbrella, no coat.
So I pulled up alongside
And I offered him a ride.
He accepted with a smile,
So we drove for a while.
I didn't ask him his name,
This lonely boy in the rain.
Fate, tell me it's right,
Is this love at first sight?
Please don't make it wrong,
Just stay for the night.

All I wanna do is make love to you
Say you will
You want me to
All I wanna do is make love to you
I've got lovin' arms to hold on to

So we found this hotel,
It was a place I knew well
We made magic that night.
Oh, he did everything right
He brought the woman out of me,
So many times, easily
And in the morning when he woke all
I left him was a note
I told him
I am the flower you are the seed
We walked in the garden
We planted a tree
Don't try to find me,
Please don't you dare
Just live in my memory,
You'll always be there

All I wanna do is make love to you
One night of love was all we knew
All I wanna do is make love to you
I've got lovin' arms to hold on to

Oh, oooh, we made love
Love like strangers
All night long
We made love

Then it happened one day,
We came round the same way
You can imagine his surprise
When he saw his own eyes
I said please, please understand
I'm in love with another man
And what he couldn't give me
Was the one little thing that you can

All I wanna do is make love to you
One night of love was all we knew
All I wanna do is make love to you
Say you will, you want me to

All night long
All night long
All night long
All night long

^ Yep, that's the one. :) I'm not surprised to see that Mutt Lange wrote it. That man is a genius.

I have to admit that my favorite Mutt Lange song is "Do You Believe In Love" performed by Huey Lewis & the News.

I have to admit that my favorite Mutt Lange song is "Do You Believe In Love" performed by Huey Lewis & the News.

I didn't know that he wrote that one either. Even though I do not like Huey Lewis, I do like that song. I remember writing a story in 1998 called "Falling For Amy" in which I actually used a few lyrics from that song.

You really do learn something new every day! :lol:

You really do learn something new every day! :lol:

I like to think so. :lol:

Martina - Martina McBride

The Very Best of the Eagles

Children of the World - the Bee Gees

Three Lock Box - Sammy Hagar

Mamas and Papas Greatest Hits -Mamas and Papas

Eagles Greatest Hits Volume 2

Best of Duets

Peter Frampton: Classics

Close To You - Carpenters

Three Lock Box - Sammy Hagar

The Doors- the Doors

Staying Alive soundtrack

Greatest Hits - Neil Young

Music - Carole King

the road and the radio- kenny chesney

Tourism by Roxette

Best of Simon & Garfunkel

Family - BBC Radio Volume 1 (1968 - 1969)
Family - BBC Radio Volume 2 (1971 - 1973)
Rush - Permanent Waves
the Beatles' "white album"

The Best of the Moody Blues

Working Class Hero - The Definitive Lennon

Bee Gees: The 60's Collection

Mozart's Greatest Hits

Smokey Robinson: The Solo Anthology

Tunnel of Love - Bruce Springsteen

^ The Bee Gees' 60s Collection is a good one. They really did sound/write a lot like the Beatles back in those days - not that it's a bad thing! :cool:

^ The Bee Gees' 60s Collection is a good one. They really did sound/write a lot like the Beatles back in those days - not that it's a bad thing! :cool:

I think on the 60's Collection they sounded more like the Everly Brothers than the Beatles. As I mentioned in my other post, I enjoyed the CD but found the songs to be a little too bubble gumish if you know what they mean. The songs also lacked the more sophisticated songwriting of their post 1967 music.

Harry Connick Jr-We Are In Love

^ The Bee Gees' 60s Collection is a good one. They really did sound/write a lot like the Beatles back in those days - not that it's a bad thing! :cool:

These are the songs included in the collection:

1. The Three Kisses of Love
2. Take Hold of That Star
3. The Battle of the Blue and the Grey
4. Claustrophobia
5. Could It Be
6. Turn Around, Look At Me
7. The Theme From Jamie McPheeters
8. You Wouldn't Know
9. How Many Birds
10. Big Change
11. I Don't Think It's Funny
12. How Love Was True
13. Glass Houses
14. Everyday I Have To Cry
15. Wine and Women
16. Follow the Wind
17. I Was A Lover, A Leader of Men
18. And the Children Laughing
19. I Want a Home
20. Spicks and Specks
21. I Am the World
22. Playdown
23. I Don't Know Why I Bother With Myself
24. Monday's Rain
25. To Be Or Not To Be
26. Second Hand People
27. In the Morning

Children of the World - the Bee Gees

Soft Rock Gold - Various Artists

Buffalo Springfield Again

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Let It Bleed - the Rolling Stones

Power Windows - Rush

The Best of the Stylistics

Off the Ground - Paul McCartney

The Best of the Stylistics

Off the Ground - Paul McCartney

Belle and Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitress

This Is Where I Came In - the Bee Gees

The Best of Howard Jones-Howard Jones, of course!

Gary Morris - Greatest Hits, Volume 2

The Best of Howard Jones-Howard Jones, of course!

I have that CD. My favorite song on it is "Everlasting Love". :)

Chicago X

Clutch's self-titled from 1995...

The 5th Dimension - Greatest Hits On Earth

Balance - Van Halen

All The Right Reasons - Nickelback

L.A. Woman by The Doors.

The Essential Syreeta

The Best of Eddie Money

Juno Soundtrack

The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main Street