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Disco de Big Country: “Collection, 1982-1988”
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Collection, 1982-1988 |
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Fecha de Publicación:2002-07-23
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Rock, Mainstream Rock, Adult Alternative
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Sello Discográfico:Import
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:766483110123
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Análisis (en inglés) - :
For U.S. fans that might want a little more than the domestic {$Big Country} compilations, {^The Collection 1982-1988} contains their hits and focuses on the bands strongest creative period. There are several B-sides included, most notably the previously vinyl-only {&"Wonderland."} Sequenced chronologically by original release dates, the album opens with four songs that would end up on the quintet's breakthrough debut, {^The Crossing}. In the mix are the attention-getting hit {&"In a Big Country"} and {&"The Storm,"} which opens in an eerily sparse manner before reaching a rousing chorus. Unfortunately, {&"Fields of Fire"} is absent. Another four songs are culled from {^Steeltown} (possibly the band's best album), including the dreamy {&"Girl With Grey Eyes"} and the thunderous title track. {^The Seer} weighs in with four songs as well, but the wonderful {&"Look Away"} is inexplicably left off. Only three songs appear from the relatively weak {^Peace in Our Time}, but two of the best ones are among them; The {$Stones}-like {&"King of Emotion"} and the moody {&"Thousand Yard Stare."} By {^Peace in Our Time}, even long-time fans were beginning to agree with what critics had said since the second album; the band had begun to sound derivative of itself. ~ Tom Demalon, All Music Guide
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