Title : Sounds Of The Eighties, 1987-1988, The Rolling Stone Collection Label : Time Life Medium : CD TTime : 74:18 Notes : A small paragraph about each bands and a few pictures or Rolling Stone covers. Reviewer: Charles R. Grosvenor Jr. Paid : $17 Rank : 3 out of 5. Track Listing -=-=-=-=-=-=- Title Artist(s) -=-=- -=-=-=-=- Forever Young Rod Stewart Paper In Fire John Cougar Mellencamp Don't Dream It's Over Crowded House Like The Weather 10,000 Maniacs Blood And Roses The Smithereens Can't Hardly Wait The Replacements Take It So Hard Keith Richards Middle Man Living Colour One Metallica Tall Cool One Robert Plant The One I Love R.E.M. Under The Milky Way The Church Luka Suzanne Vega Spy In The House Of Love Was (Not Was) Colors Ice-T Fight Like A Brave Red Hot Chili Peppers Had A Dad Jane's Addiction Bring The Noise Public Enemy Comments: Rather than get the best songs of the year but the artists listed, Rolling Stone instead opted for the lesser known, (most likely cheaper songs) by most of the arists here. For example, "Spy In The House Of Love" by Was Not Was instead of "Walk the Dinosaur" or "Middle Man" by Living Colour instead of "Cult Of Personality" or "Glamour Boys". There's also two rap songs on here, which is a little out of the ordinary, but at least they're big hits for the rap scene of the time, the somewhat forgotten movie about the Bloods and Crips of LA "Colors" and "Bring The Noise" which was pretty popular too... Over all though, this disc doesn't have a lot of great music on it like the previous few.
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