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 I consider this yet another proof of the incompleteness of Bruce Springsteen’s collections.

 Excluding 'The Promised Land' is a crime.

This review evaluates Bruce Springsteen's Best Of album, comparing the physical and digital editions. While many popular songs are included, notable omissions raise questions about track selection. The author appreciates some unusual choices but ultimately finds the compilation incomplete and lacking full representation across Springsteen's discography. Explore the full review and discover which Springsteen classics made the cut—and which didn’t.

 The absence of a rock ballad like Darkness in a collection of Bruce’s essential pieces is a crime.

 The inclusion of Murder Incorporated in a collection called The Essential is absolutely incomprehensible.

This review praises the material included in The Essential Bruce Springsteen but critiques it as an incomplete collection compared to earlier greatest hits editions. It analyzes the choices of tracks from iconic albums, noting both replacements and omissions. Though recognizing the understandable rationale behind some selections, the reviewer highlights several omissions they find inexplicable. The review concludes with anticipation for a future, more comprehensive collection celebrating Springsteen's long career. Explore The Essential Bruce Springsteen and dive into a legendary rock journey—discover for yourself which classic songs define the Boss.

 The beauty of The Essential Van Morrison is that it doesn’t summarize the tracks included in the previous Best of collections but creates a new path on its own.

 A collection will never, ever please everyone, and even less so when it comes to representing an artist of this caliber. But overall, what’s there is enjoyable, and quite a lot.

The Essential Van Morrison is a thoughtfully curated double-CD compilation covering 50 years of the artist's career. It includes both classics and rare tracks, avoiding repetition of previous collections. The review discusses the careful but sometimes debatable choices of songs, highlighting Van Morrison's reluctance for hits and focus on artistic expression. Overall, it praises the collection's enjoyable and representative nature despite inevitable omissions. A valuable listen for fans and newcomers alike. Explore The Essential Van Morrison and experience a rich musical journey through 50 years of timeless songs and hidden gems.

 It must be said that it is truly a great collection, complete for being a single with 14 songs, but above all really with most of the most beautiful songs.

 The duet featuring one of the most iconic voices in the American female country scene... All the Roadrunning... perfectly concludes the collection.

This review praises 'Private Investigations - The Best Of Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler' as a strong, well-rounded compilation. It blends Dire Straits' iconic tracks with Knopfler's solo work, featuring highlights like 'Sultans of Swing' and 'All the Roadrunning.' While noting some omissions, it appreciates the album's coherence and musical depth. Recommended for fans seeking a solid single-disc intro or a companion to the double edition. Discover the timeless hits of Dire Straits and Mark Knopfler – listen to 'Private Investigations - The Best Of' now!

 Status Quo, the pioneers of European boogie rock, do nothing but energize you and brighten up a somewhat melancholic day.

 'Twenty Wild Horses' is counted among the absolute best songs of the band and hits you straight to the heart.

Status Quo's 'Under the Influence' is a strong 1999 album that blends boogie rock, blues, and country influences. Highlights include 'Twenty Wild Horses' and 'The Way It Goes,' showcasing the band's consistent energy and heartfelt rock style. Though not widely popular, it stands out as one of their best late-career works and a great choice for pure, quality rock fans. Listen to Status Quo's 'Under the Influence' and experience timeless boogie rock energy you can't miss!

 It’s the return of the Bruce that a rock lover like myself desired, certainly much more in the classic Springsteen style compared to Western Stars.

 Death is not the end, we see each other again in dreams: when people dear to us die, the memory inevitably becomes eternal.

This review highlights Bruce Springsteen’s 'Letter to You' as a triumphant return to his classic heartland rock roots. The album features powerful rock tracks alongside heartfelt ballads, including unreleased songs from the 1970s. The reviewer praises the emotional depth and musical quality throughout, especially the title track, 'Burnin’ Train,' and 'Ghosts.' Overall, the album is seen as a heartfelt tribute to life, loss, and memory. Discover Bruce Springsteen’s heartfelt return with Letter to You – listen now and experience the power of classic rock reborn.

 Essentially a rock purist, yet eclectic, creator of songs that at times are more cheerful and carefree, and at times more melancholic and reflective, in any case always profound and sincere.

 Thank you, Tom, and thanks to that girl met in youth for inspiring you to write one of your most beautiful songs.

This detailed review celebrates Tom Petty's comprehensive career-spanning greatest hits collection, 'The Best Of Everything.' It highlights the eclectic mix of upbeat and melancholic tracks that showcase Petty's sincerity and rock purism. The review offers an insightful song-by-song analysis emphasizing both iconic and lesser-known pieces. Despite minor omissions, it praises the album as a perfect introduction to Petty’s music and philosophy. Dive into Tom Petty’s timeless hits and discover the heart of rock with this definitive collection—listen now and experience a legend’s journey.