18 Tracks [Extra tracks]

Editorial Reviews
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When Bruce Springsteen delved into the vaults to compile Tracks, his 1998 four-CD set of outtakes, B-sides, and rarities, it was a watershed for the Boss's longtime fans. There were a couple of notable omissions, though, including "The Fever" (covered most famously by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes) and "The Promise," a longtime fan favorite that's never been included on any official Springsteen release. Those cuts appear at last on this single-disc distillation of the box set that's satisfying for casual fans not willing to shell out for the whole thing but essential for hardcore Springsteen followers needing those cuts to complete their collection. One caveat: "The Promise" is a newly recorded acoustic version, not the oft-bootlegged take fans had hoped for. There's a nice selection of cuts from the box, though, and yet another bonus track, "Trouble River," a hard-hitting outtake from the Human Touch sessions. --Daniel Durchholz

Tracks:

Growin' Up
Seaside Bar Song
Rendezvous
Hearts Of Stone
Where The Bands Are
Loose Ends
I Wanna Be With You
Born In The U.S.A.
My Love Will Not Let You Down
Lion's Den
Pink Cadillac
Janey Don't You Lose Heart
Sad Eyes
Part Man, Part Monkey
Trouble River
Brothers Under The Bridge
Fever, The
Promise, The

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When Bruce Springsteen delved into the vaults to compile Tracks, his 1998 four-CD set of outtakes, B-sides, and rarities, it was a watershed for the Boss's longtime fans. There were a couple of notable omissions, though, including "The Fever" (covered most famously by Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes) and "The Promise," a longtime fan favorite that's never been included on any official Springsteen release. Those cuts appear at last on this single-disc distillation of the box set that's satisfying for casual fans not willing to shell out for the whole thing but essential for hardcore Springsteen followers needing those cuts to complete their collection. One caveat: "The Promise" is a newly recorded acoustic version, not the oft-bootlegged take fans had hoped for. There's a nice selection of cuts from the box, though, and yet another bonus track, "Trouble River," a hard-hitting outtake from the Human Touch sessions. --Daniel Durchholz

Customer Reviews:

Not a "must have" collection.......2005-03-04

If you are a fan of Bruce then you will find this cd to be good for an occasional listen. Especially the tracks from 11 - 18. The first part of the album is filled with songs that really didn't make the cut with good reason. They are subpar. But starting with the inspired "Pink Cadillac" the songs get much, much better. "Fever" is wonderfully infectious and conjures up visions of a funky old bar with the musicians playing just for the fun of it. "The Promise" is worth the cost of the cd alone.

When you just have to have it all........2005-02-01

If you're a Bruce fan you're buying this for three songs: "The Fever," "The Promise," "Trouble River." They're good tunes, but Southside does a better "Fever," and the other two are fine, but the bottom line is this is not even a very good sampler of TRACKS, as there are much better songs on the box set. ("Roulette" anyone?)Casual fans stay away; I wouldn't buy it until it hit the discount bin.

Okay sampler of box set (and why Bruce just can't win).......2004-04-18

As everyone else has pointed out, there are three 'new' tracks here unavailable anywhere else. This has led many to accuse Bruce of ripping off his fans (with many recalling a similar sentiment surrounding the "Greatest Hits" CD from 1995, which was also padded out with 4 'new' tracks).

It's a real shame the three tracks were not included in the box set (there's more than enough room on each of the four discs on "Tracks"), but Bruce did not have any sinister motive saving them for this sampler CD. One thing to consider was that Springsteen's people were rushed to complete this set. According to a detailed article in Mix Magazine, Springsteen, Landau, and his team of engineers were working at their own pace when Sony got wind that the project was under way. All of a sudden, a huge marketing campaign was begun and a three-month timetable landed on Springsteen's lap. An insane amount of coordination and work was done to meet the deadline. At one point, they had roughly 120 to 130 tracks in consideration, eventually whittled down to 66, and I wouldn't be surprised if the rush had some impact on their decision-making.

When the box set finally came out, many, including Charlie Rose who interviewed Springsteen on his own show regarding "Tracks," asked about "The Fever" and "The Promise." Springsteen said that "The Fever" was never one of his favorites, and as much as he liked "The Promise," none of the recordings did it justice (none of this was new information or a big secret to longtime Springsteen fans). Well, the complaints were universal, and since there was already talk of a one disc sampler for the budget-minded fan (which eventually became "18 Tracks"), Springsteen thought he could use that disc as a way of appeasing fans. So, his engineers retrieved and remixed "The Fever" for CD release, and because he was never satisfied with the old recordings, went back into the studio and recorded a solo, piano rendition of "The Promise" in 1999 (months after "Tracks" was already released). How "Trouble River" figured into the mix, I'm not sure, but he was set on putting two new tracks on the disc, so why not a third?

Of course, lots of fans already picked up the box set the month it came out, so even though Bruce was sympathetic to what he heard afterwards, you can understand why so many would still cry rip-off. But, 1) again, Bruce didn't do this to squeeze money out of his fans, he did it because he was trying to appease them. 2) you'll notice on Amazon, ebay, and many other sites that "18 Tracks" used goes for a paltry few dollars, the price of a CD single or a 45, so time has righted things for those who have yet to buy it.

As for the 15 cuts taken from the box set, they aren't the 15 best. I actually like all of them, but "Thundercrack," "Roulette," "Shut Out The Light," and "The Wish" among others are more essential than "Where the Bands Are," "I Wanna Be with You," "Lion's Den," and "Part Man, Part Monkey."

Unless you're strapped for cash, go for the box set. For those who have the box set and are considering buying this for the new material, don't pay full price, get a cheap, used copy, they should be easy to find.

A Treasure Trove Of Great Rare Springsteen.......2003-11-27

18 TRACKS is a treasure trove of great previously unreleased Bruce Springsteen songs. Several songs that were meant for DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN and THE RIVER, as well as "My Love Will Not Let You Down", "Janey Don't You Lose Heart", and a live "Rendezvous", are clearly among his best. If you get this and the TRACKS boxed set after BORN TO RUN, DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN, THE RIVER, THE RISING, LIVE IN NYC, THE WILD, THE INNOCENT, & THE E STREET SHUFFLE, THE ESSENTIAL BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, LIVE 1975-1985, and BORN IN THE USA, you will have a great library of prime Springsteen.

***1/2.......2003-11-23

"18 Tracks" is a single-disc distillation of 1998's impressive four-CD box set "Tracks", which featured unreleased material spanning the breadth of Bruce Springsteen's career.

So far, so good, but "18 Tracks" also features three songs NOT available on "Tracks", and if that's not a horrendous example of record company greed, I don't know what is.

Apart from trying to force Springsteen fans to buy both the box set and this CD, "18 Tracks" is frustrating from both a critical and consumer standpoint. Those listeners who buy the disc as a substitute for the full "Tracks" box will miss out on several of the best songs, lost classics like "Bishop Danced", "Thundercrack", "Give The Girl A Kiss", "Gave It A Name", "The Wish", and the original "This Hard Land" (a re-recorded version was featured on "Greatest Hits") to name but a few.

There are still plenty of highlights, though, including the hard rockers "Rendezvous", "Seaside Bar Song" and "Where The Bands Are", the incredibly rough, tough slow blues-rocker "Hearts Of Stone", and the wonderful, funky rock n' roll chestnut "Pink Cadillac".
Also, "The Fever" and "The Promise" are two excellent songs recorded especially for this release, and can't be found on the "Tracks" box set. (Argh!)

"18 Tracks" is a good sampler, but it doesn't really show how good the box set actually is, and it could have been better if Columbia Records had made a better song selection. It's almost like they don't want this CD to be too good...then people won't buy the box set, right?

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Boy-Cott-In The Industry
Classified
Manufacturer: URBNET Records
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Urbnet Records recording artist, Classified, is scheduled to release his tenth and latest album, "Boy-Cott-In The Industry." As one of Canada's top selling independent rap artists, the Halifax native is reinforcing his position with his best release to date. "Boy-Cott-In The Industry" includes some of Classified's best production as well as guest appearances by Choclair and M.I.C. Records recording artist, Royce da 5'9. Since the release of "Trial & Error," Classified's previous album, he has been hard at work planning, producing and writing for his current LP. The album includes live guitar, bass and violin instrumentals, which enhance the sound and quality of the project.

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Wow, amazing.......2006-06-07

I can almost never give out 5 stars to CD's. I think I gave one to Atmosphere's new drop. All I know is I never heard of him, or any Canadian rapper. I downloaded the CD, and within a week bought 2 CD's from this guy. Some of the best, most origional rapping I have heard. Great production. Classified has amazing rhymes, delivery, and production, it makes an amazing CD. One of very few I highly recommend. You will not go wrong with this Can-uck. I have only listened to Trial and Error and Boy-Cott, but I would say buy Boy-cott and see what's up.

Crazy.......2005-09-16

this cd is almost a classic. great cd. everyone that loves hip hop should pick it up. I heard from people it was good but I never expected it to be this good. Classified is the sh*t

wicked.......2005-09-07

In my opinion, one of the best cds of the year. buy this album!!
u won't regret it
his beats remind me of kanye's style definte buy

Classified Keeps Getting Better.......2005-08-27

This is by far my favorite Classified Cd, and I thought nothing could have beaten 'trial & error' but this CD did. Almost all the tracks were solid '10's. 5th element and both versions of Unexplainable Hunger were probably 11s. Class' producing skills are unmatched in Canada and this album gave his best production, with live guitars, fiddles, keyboards and bag pipes this CD as a very authentic sound. Many critics say that Classified is the voice of Canada's underground hip hop scene, and with his work here that title is very fitting.

Simply put this Cd is worth every dime you spend on it. It is too good to just copy from a friend or bootleg it in anyway. Classfied needs teh money and he deserves the money with his efforst on 'Boy-Cott-In The industry'

Inspirational..........2005-08-10

When it comes down to it, Classified is just a blue collard worker who's been trying to make it big in the music business for over 10 years. He produces his own beats and is a good lyricist, you have to respect him for doing what he's done. His beats are catchy and he even admits that they sound commercial in one of the songs but they'll have your head bumping in a fresh way. He's not rapping about guns or money or ho's but he does rap about weed...lol. Seriously, this man has a lot of talent, just search for his official site on google and you can watch his videos of his singles. I hope that'll help you decide but if you're reading this and don't have this album, just buy it! You won't regret it, I've been listening to it for a week straight and when I listen to other music I keep coming back to it. It's just plain good hip hop. Peace...

Trailer Tracks: 18 Classic Southern Rock Anthems!

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Over 60% Southern Rock!
misleading title

Trailer Tracks: 18 Classic Southern Rock Anthems!
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Release Date: 2003-03-18

Tracks:

Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Devil Went Down To Georgia - The Charlie Daniels Band
China Grove - The Doobie Brothers
Mississippi Queen - Mountain
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Customer Reviews:

This is praise of the artists present here.......2006-06-04

These songs are originals done by the original artists and it wonderful. As for the the comments that the artists that are not 'southern' for the most part is fine, but what rule or LAW is there to say that a band may not play or play homage or just enjoy the southern rock style if they are not from the south??? IMAGINE if we applied that to all types of music - might as well get rid of all the music because it all breaking this LAW... Maybe we can apply this so-called rule to all areas. THIS CD IS VERY GOOD. ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not "Southern" Rock.......2005-03-09

Let's not forget that George Thoroughgood and the Destroyers use to be "The Delaware Destroyers" because they're from Delaware!

Over 60% Southern Rock!.......2004-06-30

I almost bought this album for the sheer insanity of the title.

In additon to the three songs that "A music fan from Souderton, PA USA" was kind enough to point out were from foreign countries, the following songs also seem to be literally "out of place" for a "Southern Rock" album:

a) China Grove by the Doobie Brothers of Oakland, California.
b) Born to Be Wild by Steppenwolf of Los Angeles, California.
c) Rocky Mountain Way by Joe Walsh of Ohio, Colorado, and L.A.
d) We're an American Band by Grand Funk Railroad of Flint, MI.

By my calculations, 7 of 18 songs are from bands outside the Southern U.S. but pehaps the producers figured it like this:

"China Grove" is a Southern song because it is about a place in the "Lone Star State," so that's in. "Born to Be Wild" is a rebellious number and they like that rebel attitute in Dixie, so that's in. BTO has the letter "T" in it like the song, "Gimme a T for Texas/Tennesse," so that's in. The Southern-based bands on the album are American, so "We're an American Band" is in.

Now, I couldn't figure out how "Rocky Mountain Way" or "Hair of the Dog" fit in, but then I'm not an in-bred mountain man nor do I have a brother running the game in Flordia to count for me.

- Scottie

misleading title.......2003-05-01

It's a good enough selection of songs, but I guess Southern Rock means anything south of the North Pole, since there is music by Free (British), Nazareth, (Scottish), BTO (Canadian) and some American music that can hardly be considered as "Southern Rock". There are tons of good southern rock songs that must be available for this type of CD. I don't know who thought up the title, but I want an ounce of whatever he/she was smoking.

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Brilliant!.......2003-11-24

I found this CD more satisfying than the previous two. I play it constantly while driving. I have no idea how I came to this CD. Maybe one of my daughters bought it for me. I prefer the renditions of Mozart, Beethoven and Dorsey himself to those of Bach (personal taste, I guess). By the way, I found tracks 20 and 21 on this CD, "Dimensions" and "Birthday Dimensions," the best of the lot. Both were composed by Dorsey. He should do more. I am waiting for his next CD. Dorsey is a gift to our generation, as much as Beethoven was a gift to people of another time.

Make him stop!.......2002-01-09

I can't believe this guy even has a recording contract. He is completely without talent and just plays a bunch of machines that any 15 year old with an IQ of 80 can operate. This music is some kind of bad joke.

Busted is a bust.......2001-01-06

This CD is a big disappointment after hearing BACHBUSTERS and BEETHOVEN OR BUST. It contains duplicates from these previous albums and a lot of other music that isn't especially pleasant to listen to and has no central theme. The Mozart additions are not very exciting and sound a lot like cuts from the previous albums. I had hoped to hear some great Mozart stuff on this disc, but it isn't there.

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For the true music fan.......2004-02-09

This is a great compilation. This is an amazing testiment to ageless power of Tina Turners Talent. I would give this album 5 stars because of it's vast diversity. Showing all dimensions of the queen of rock. From Gut Buckett R&B,to Rauchy southern rock to gospel laden power ballads.This album has a little bit for everyone. The Rock lover, the blues lover, the Sappy tear jerkin ballad lover and all the differant styles of the vastly diverse R&B Genre. One of the key cuts (for me) was th Gospel-southern soul ballad "A love like yours" A truly passionate and rare recording for 2 reasons. The song demonstrates a tender kittenish side to the normally rough & gutsy Tina. 2- this is a rare recording and only available(to my knowledge) on this compilation album.

True Soul.......2004-02-05

This album is amazing.It shows a differant type of soul singer.
One who is throaty,gutsy and gravelly (most females follow in the tradtion of Aretha or Diana ross). Thisa album shows all of her dimensions. It show hers soft side on songs like
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Tha 2nd Chapter
K-Lee
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Release Date: 2004-11-30

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