Collective Soul

Editorial Reviews
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After the surprising success of "Shine" from his debut effort, Collective Soul honcho Ed Roland told anyone who'd listen how the track was a demo that wasn't even recorded by his "real" band. This self-titled release is the first thing recorded by Collective Soul as a group, and guess what? The sub-Allman Brothers country boogie and ultra-derivative classic-rock riffing proves that "Shine" was a fluke and Roland certainly isn't the best judge of his own material. --Jim DeRogatis

Music Review:

  1. Combat Rock [Original recording remastered]
  2. Computer World
  3. Damaged
  4. Devo - Greatest Hits [Warner Brothers]
  5. Dial-A-Song: 20 Years of They Might Be Giants
  6. Double Nickels on the Dime
  7. Electric Warrior [Original recording remastered]
  8. Every Breath You Take: The Classics [Hybrid SACD]
  9. Everything You Want for Christmas
  10. Fear of Music

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Organ Music of John Cook

Plays Astor Piazzolla

Music: New Ouija

Popcorn [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]

Mysteries of Funk

Meine Lieder Sind Anders [Import]

Return of the Funky Man [Explicit Lyrics]

Recuerdos 2

Mozart: Trio in Ef

Pais Tropical [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Of Thee I Swing

No Limits [CD-single]

Stage Heroes

Fat Albert Rotunda