Unchained Melody (From 'Ghost') - Righteous Brothers SOUNDTRACK REVIEW: Two kinds of people will love this compilation album. One, those who are suckers of all things value for money: 19 movie songs crammed into one 76-minute disc is a godsend for anyone who loves the songs but too stingy to fork out money for the individual movie soundtracks. Two, those who categorize their lives’ ups and downs according to movies they watch and songs they listen to: From 1990’s Ghost and Pretty Woman to the recent Music Lyrics, is it the same girl or guy whom you’ve watched these romantic flicks with? There is something on the platter for everyone in this prettily-packaged album. The classic “I Will Always Love You” by powerhouse diva Whitney Houston brings back nostalgic memories of The Bodyguard (1992) which she starred with Kevin Costner. The hip “Can't Fight The Moonlight” by Leann Rimes reminds us of the hot bargirls in Coyote Ugly (2000).

And who can resist the British charm of Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell in Four Weddings And A Funeral (1994) when they hear Scottish band Wet Wet Wet’s “Love Is All Around”? K-pop fans will also be kept happy with Shin Seung Hoon’s overplayed “I Believe” from My Sassy Girl (2001) and Star’s “I Think I” from popular television series Full House (2004). Movie lovers will embrace the collection of songs on this album, and it will sure bring back nice memories of songs that marked certain years of your life: Be it the trendy rendition of “Turn Back Time” by Danish-Norwegian bubblegum pop group Aqua used in Sliding Doors (1998), or the soulful “Angel” by songbird Sarah Mclachlan used in City of Angels (1998), you’d be kept delighted in different little ways for each of the songs. Or you could be plain gleeful about the good value for money you’ve just gotten with this compilation disc. ALBUM RATING: Recommended Track: (17) Angel (From 'City Of Angels') - Sarah Mclachlan Review by John Li.

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This page contains links to features on The Beatles' albums, in chronological order of release. They include the original UK releases, which have since become the established albums in the group's canon, along with various other releases such as Love, the Anthology volumes and Live At The BBC. Most of the links lead to full articles about the albums.

We are aiming to complete these over the coming months, along with pages on The Beatles' US releases. At the least, all the pages contain links to articles on each of the songs on the albums. Don't forget, we also have. Yesterday And Today is listed because there’s a good story surrounding the album’s release. Unfortunately I haven’t got around to writing it yet, so it’s just a list of song titles!

I’ll do it one day though. Lk21lk21 anime. I don’t think EMI/Apple were mistaken in reissuing the stereo masters. It’s probably what most people want nowadays. Even though more time was spent on the mono mixes in the 1960s, it would be a bit odd if the mono remasters were what they were encouraging people to buy. However, it might have been nice if people could buy the mono albums individually without having to get the box set, as they did with the stereo reissues. Most valued Beatles albums – a friend of my dad past away and while they where gatheing his stuff they came across some old albums and single releases these are in mint condition still in there covers never played or opened.

And had them appraised in New York–64 VeeJay Anna ask me why $30,000 62 Decca 45 My Bonnie(as tony sheridan & beat brothers $12,000 66 Capitol lp Yesterday & Today (butcher Cover) $15,000 68 savage lp yellow and orange cover $1500 65 Capitol LP Ribber soul(mono) $750 69 Capital day tripper(red & white) $1000 the ones he thought where worth great vale sgt peppers abbey road the white room and all others not very much $200 – $400 because of mass production. Is consistently ignored on Beatles best albums compilations. It always comes in 6th or 7th while overrated albums like Sgt Pepper always end up at #1. How anyone can listen to this and not sing along is beyond me. The Beatles had recently been in a downer lyrics phase during Beatles For Sale, but Help! Shows the lads at their cheeky, fun loving finest with a perfect mix of upbeat rock n roll with maturing lyrics. John in particular shines with aongs like You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away, Ticket To Ride, You’re Gonna Lose That Girl etc.