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America is wonderful!	Customer Rating:
This CD is full of great hits and really makes you feel good while listening to it. I highly urge someone to buy it. It is awesome.

America - The Complete Greatest Hits

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America was one of the elite soft-rock groups; only Bread outshines them in my book. Practically every hit is here on a single disc compilation. Best songs on here include "A Horse With No Name", "Sandman", "I Need You", "Ventura Highway", "Tin Man" & "Sister Golden Hair". There's also a cover of "California Dreamin'" & two brand new tracks that round out the set for a total of 22 songs. This makes it a better collection than History released many years ago. Rhino has done its usual high quality remastering. The liner notes are very good. I've only been a casual fan of America, soft-rock never being my first choice of listening. There's a little filler here which makes the title somewhat misleading but that's a minor point. Enjoy this on a late night with that special someone with the candles burning.

DO YOU REMENBER....	Customer Rating:
SONGS, AND GROUP IN YOUR EXCELLENT INTERPRETATION, IS A GOOD CD, MAYBE THE PRESENTATION OF COVER IS A LITTLE SIMPLE,NOT INCLUDE LETTERS OR PICTURES, BUT THE MUSIC IS REALLY GOOD, IS NECESSARY INCLUDE IN COLLECTION OF YEARS THAT MAKE STORY IN THE MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD, GOOD SELECTION,RECOMENDED.

Guilty pleasure alert

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If you're only going to own one America record -- this is the one. Nicely sequenced. Great quality. All the hits and near-hits. Fantastic price. Sure the quality of the material fades rapidly at the end, but that's true for any anthology for any performer that didn't die in a fiery plane crash. In fact, after Track 14, "Woman Tonight," only Track 18, the very dated 1970s disco-lite "You Can Do Magic," is worth sticking around to the end for. America is, to me, a guilty pleasure. With the George Martin production and perfect harmonies, they were one of the first "next Beatles." They certainly were not an original band. Originality is so over-rated! "Horse with No Name" is the best Neil Young song Neil Young never wrote or recorded. "I Need You" would sound just right on a pre-disco Bees Gees LP. "Don't Cross the River" is country-rock that would make the Byrds proud. They're a perfect mp3 player band. Load up most -- maybe even all -- of the first 14 tracks on the disc and you'll be quite happy each time random mode kicks up one of these songs. (Even "Muskrat Love"! The execrable Captain & Tennille version made me forget that the America version's actually pretty good.)

EXCELENT BAND	Customer Rating:
EXCELLENT GREATEST HITS CD. SAW THESE GUYS ON PBS IN CONCERT AND THEY SOUND AS GOOD TODAY AS THEY DID IN THE 1970'S, BUY THERE DVDS, YOU WON'T BE DISAPPPOINTED.