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Moldy Oldy
Audio quality wasn't up to par with modern CDs. I bought this for a couple of songs but I'm not a big Seger fan overall. I think these songs are best remembered and not purchased. If you must, buy a single from iTunes or something similar and save $10.
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Awesome Bob Seger CD
I purchased this CD for my daughter for Easter. It was a HUGE hit AND surprise! Great music!
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Bob Seger - A Far From Complete Collection
Growing up in Michigan Bob Seger is practically a god in the state. He was, and still is, such a huge concert draw that his tickets sell out in a matter of minutes. One of the very first albums I ever purchased was "Live Bullet" and it remains one of my all time favorite live albums. I have many other Seger discs on Vinyl, but have not bothered to replace most of them on CD. When this hits collection came out I thought that I would pick it up so I had some Seger on CD. This is exactly what it says it is a collection of Seger's big hits. All of these are radio staples in the Midwest, but it serves as a nice, albeit far from complete collection of Seger's music. My favorites on this tend to be songs that did not get quite played to death as much as the other ones. "The Fire Inside" is a great song that did not chart all that high. "Roll Me Away" is another favorite. "Turn The Page" is still great even after hearing it hundreds of times. The rest is all decent too. There is a lot of stuff missing here. Seger could easily put together a double, triple or even box set compilation of his work. This collection is ok for what it is, but serious fans should look beyond his singles.
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Bob Seger Greatest hits
If you are a Seger fan who likes his early nationally exposed music you will like this cd.
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Seeger at his best
Great opportunity to listen to a driving force for over a decade. Should be in every Rock and Roll fan's collection.
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