1989-2002

1. María y José

2. Farolito

3. Desde Lejos No Se Ve [En Vivo]

4. Tan Solo [En Vivo]

5. Ando Ganas (Llora, Llora)

6. Arco

7. Globalización

8. Agua [En Vivo]

9. Toda Pasa [En Vivo]

10. Maradó [En Vivo]

11. Balneario de los Doctores Crotos

12. Verano del '92

13. Vine Hasta Aquí

14. Ruleta

1989-2002,Los Piojos,Delanuca,Argentina,Latin,Rock,Rock/Pop

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Average customer rating: Nice Brian McKnight Essential! GREAT ALBUM CAME AS DESCRIBED IN AD The best of Mr. Mcknight

From There to Here: 1989-2002 Brian Mcknight Manufacturer: Motown ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music $9.99 and Under | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Pop | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music R&B | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music All Blowout Music | Blowout Music | Stores | Music $9.99 and Under | Prices | Blowout Music | Stores | Music More Titles at Least 25% Off | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Boyz II Men - Legacy: Greatest Hits Collection Babyface - A Collection of His Greatest Hits Anytime Back at One Gemini ASIN: B00006SMBY Release Date: 2002-11-05

Tracks:

1. Let Me Love You - (previously unreleased)
2. Way Love Goes, The
3. One Last Cry
4. Love Is
5. Crazy Love
6. On The Down Low
7. Still In Love
8. Anytime
9. Only One For Me, The
10. You Should Be Mine - (featuring Mase)
11. Back At One
12. 6-8-12
13. Love Of My Life
14. Home
15. Way I Do, The - (previously unreleased)

Amazon.com

In addition to candles, white wine, and a brand new roll of toilet paper, every bachelor pad should be equipped with a Brian McKnight CD. Conveniently, his From There to Here, 1989-2002 greatest hits collection provides one-stop shopping of the sexiest, smoochiest ballads known to humankind. McKnight may be guilty of excessive sentimentality, but damn if he can't sing; even his most saccharine moments are redeemed by his buttery vocals and absolute earnestness. Two new songs--"Let Me Love You" and "The Way I Do"--bookend the collection. But what's in between has put the Buffalo native on the R&B map, especially his gorgeous cover of Van Morrison's "Crazy Love," and his plaintive duet with Vanessa Williams on "Love Is." Indeed, there's abundant love on offer, and McKnight--who also wrote, played, and/or produced these various songs--has given the booty call its most sumptuous soundtrack. --Kim Hughes

Album Details

From There to Here is Filled with Mcknight-penned and Produced Gems from his Very First Single, 1992's "The Way Love Goes" to 2002's "Love of My Life". Includes the Bonus Track "Over and Over Again" Not on the USA Version.

Customer Reviews:

Nice.......2007-04-10

This is a good CD because all of his hit songs are on 1 cd. It is a "gotta have" if you are a Brian McKnight fan.

Brian McKnight.......2007-03-20

Great way to introduce someone to Brian McKnight. Now own all of his music.

Essential!.......2007-02-16

This is an essential album for Brian McKnight fans! Most of his popular tracks are on this album, including "6, 8 , 12", "Back At One", "One Last Cry", and "Anytime". If you're a fan of smooth ballads and relaxing slow jams, this is a must-have for your collection. I know downloading songs on to computers is a hip thing these days, but if you're still old school, and enjoy collecting CD's, this isn't a bad one to have. This has to rank as one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time!

GREAT ALBUM CAME AS DESCRIBED IN AD.......2007-01-10

IF YOU DON'T ALREADY HAVE THIS CD, YOU SHOULD! ONE OF A KIND.

The best of Mr. Mcknight.......2006-12-17

As with most of greatest hits reviews which feature new material I mainly focus on the new material. Brian Mcknight is one of the best balladers in modern R&B. His From There to Here: 1989-2002 features two songs the first being the lovely ballad Let Me Love You which showcases his talent to the fullest while The Way I Do is a up-tempo number featuring Mr.Cheeks & Baby. While I feel the disc included some of Mcknight's other excllent vocals from soundtracks and compliations including Win from Men Of Honor, Thinkin About You from The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps and his amazing cover of Distant Lover from Marivn Is 60 this is still an excllent hits album.

Average customer rating: I'm gonna give it an "eh". Orbitals Best of is a wonderful album More misses than hits; strange track selection. Brilliant start Good starter

Work 1989-2002 Orbital Manufacturer: Sire / London/Rhino ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music IDM | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Rhino Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music Similar Items: Orbital 2 Blue Album Diversions Orbital Snivilisation ASIN: B00006BTAQ Release Date: 2002-08-20

Tracks:

1. Chime
2. Choice [Crucifix Vocal US Hardcore Punk]
3. Illuminate - David Gray, Orbital
4. Satan [Spawn]
5. Nothing Left
6. Halcyon and On and On
7. Impact
8. Are We Here? [Industry StandArd? Version]
9. Style
10. Box
11. Frenetic - Lisa Billson, Orbital
12. Lush 3-1
13. Funny Break
14. Belfast

Amazon.com

Despite their reputation as that rare techno artist who thinks in terms of albums, not singles, Work 1989-2002 makes it obvious that a retrospective like this from Orbital is well overdue. At one time, Orbital was one of the biggest, if not the biggest, names in techno, a result of their willingness to tour like a rock band and put on performances with light shows and improvised DJ work. Hence, tracks like "Halcyon and On and On" (from Orbital 2) and early ravers like "Chime" have so imprinted themselves on our collective techno memory that it seems odd they haven't been packaged together already. Still, as a definitive collection, Work is less than perfect. First off, the tracks here are relatively bland 7-inch versions of songs that have all been mixed to hell and back; "Nothing Left" from 1999's underrated Middle Of Nowhere should be a monstrous mix of swooping melodies and fat chords, not the tepid radio version used here. Surely, another four minutes of "Halcyon" or "The Box" (from In Sides) would be preferable to songs like "Illuminate" off last year's disappointing The Altogether. Similarly, it's a mystery why the record includes not the brilliant, original 1990 version of "Satan," but instead the inferior retread recorded with Metallica's Kirk Hammett for the Spawn soundtrack. But even though Work isn't perfect, it's tough to discount a record when at least half the tracks are classics of the genre. --Matthew Cooke

Customer Reviews:

I'm gonna give it an "eh". .......2007-07-09

It's OK. That's about as good of a review as I can give this one. But then, Orbital isn't an easy band to make a "hits" CD of.

Orbitals Best of is a wonderful album.......2006-12-27

A great blend of Orbital songs from 1989 through 2002. Play at high volume and enjoy!

More misses than hits; strange track selection........2005-05-14

It really shouldn't be all that hard to compile the best of Orbital on one CD. The band recorded a number of transcendent, brilliant songs; at their best, they wrote divine melodies, sometimes euphoric, sometimes a bit moody, but always clean and beautiful. They also wrote a lot of filler around these moments of greatness; all of their albums are wildly inconsistent, at best, so it's pretty easy to discern and single out the good tracks. Here, I'll give you a tracklisting that I came up with just now off the top of my head: "Chime," "Belfast," "Lush 3-1," the live version of "Halcyon + On + On," "Forever," "The Girl With The Sun In Her Head," "Dwr Budr," "Otono," "Transient," and "One Perfect Sunrise." There, that's about eighty minutes of prime Orbital. I'm not saying this is the only possible tracklisting or anything, but it does cover the best parts of their career.

You'll notice that this CD does cover four of my picks. However, two of them are presented only as drastically shortened single edits. This is especially bad in the case of "Halcyon + On + On," which gets reduced from ten minutes to four here; the full version of this track takes two minutes just to get started, and the single edit lacks its entrancingly carefree feel. Nor does the abridged version compare to the explosive, insane joy of the live rendition, which adds samples not found in the original. So, unfortunately, Orbital's signature tune gets short shrift on this CD.

It gets worse. The band's over-ambitious 1993 album Snivilisation is represented only by the single edit of "Are We Here?" when the dramatic, starry-eyed lilt of "Forever" (all eight minutes) is the blindingly obvious choice. Similarly, In Sides is reduced to a short version of "The Box," even though "The Girl With The Sun In Her Head" (or at least the slow introduction to that track) is probably the most beautiful piece of music ever written by the band. One can understand why these tracks didn't make the compilation: these two albums are full of very long, slow, cinematic pieces, which aren't well-suited to single edits, dancefloor fodder, or radio play, and thus wouldn't make for a very popular greatest-hits package. Yet that sort of music was precisely what Orbital was best at, and it's impossible to come up with a good compilation that doesn't showcase it.

The long songs are cut down to allow more tracks to be included on the CD, or, more accurately, to make room for some latter-day tracks from The Altogether, about which the less said the better. Consequently, the best stuff is nearly unrecognizable ("Satan" was a popular track from the band's first album, but this CD only includes the rock version taken from the Spawn soundtrack), and the CD is weighed down by weaker tracks. To make up for this, the CD inexplicably includes the full, eleven-minute version of "Impact USA" (a reworking of "Impact" that is available on the Diversions EP). This track was a low point of its original album; it's got a little bit of melody and a whole lot of brass instruments blowing off-key single notes, obnoxiously goofy samples ("It's...it's...it's like...a cry! A cry...for...survival! For their survival...and for our survival!"), and pounding drum monotony. This more dissonant version is even more pointless. Why not shorten this track, if it was necessary to include it in the first place, and stretch out a better track to its full version?

It's not all bad. "Belfast" and "Lush 3-1" are still here in their unedited glory; the latter of these two still has all of its surging power, and is surely among the greatest pop songs ever written. Aside from that, however, this compilation does Orbital a disservice. And it doesn't even cover their whole career, because it was released before the band's last album. It's too bad, because if ever there was a band that needed a good solid best-of CD, it's Orbital. This CD isn't it, though.

Brilliant start.......2005-04-29

I agree with all the reviewers bellow I found this CD to be an excellent introduction of Orbital's work. In 90's I was really very keen on this kind of electronic music made by Orbital, however I saw the film called Human Traffic where a track "Belfast" is situated just right at the end of the furious trip of the "heroes" in the film...immediatelly I heard the song I tried to look it up at the Internet what the hell was that :-). Today I might say that I unfortunatelly missed the years with Orbital but you can easilly get a feeling of it after purchasing this record... believe me, it worth of it!!!

Good starter.......2004-07-01

Basically, this is a good cd to get if your new to Orbital as it samples most of the singles on their other albums, but don't stop with this album.

Average customer rating:

1989-2002 Los Piojos Manufacturer: Delanuca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Argentina | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B000084TRR Release Date: 2007-03-02

Tracks:

1. Mary Jos
2. Farolito
3. Desde Lejos No Se Ve [En Vivo]
4. Tan Solo [En Vivo]
5. Ando Ganas (Llora, Llora)
6. Arco
7. Globalizaci
8. Agua [En Vivo]
9. Toda Pasa [En Vivo]
10. Marado [En Vivo]
11. Balneario de los Doctores Crotos
12. Verano del '92
13. Vine Hasta Aqu
14. Ruleta

Average customer rating:

Brian McKnight - 1989- 2002: From There To Here [Japanese Bonus Track] Brian Mcknight Manufacturer: Japanese Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00006HBAX Release Date: 2002-10-29

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track

Average customer rating: A Great Into to Orbital

Work: 1989-2002 (Bonus CD) Orbital Manufacturer: Japanese Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000068CY5 Release Date: 2002-07-16

Customer Reviews:

A Great Into to Orbital.......2005-05-23

I don't know why they call this a bonus CD version, as it really only adds one track, the Chime (Live Style) mix. Since the main part of the cd has been reviewed on its own page, I won't bother here. Silly as it seems, I'll just review the bonus track. It's not that long, and not that different from the version of Chime we all know and love. There's really only one main difference: it's faster. It sounds like they just sped the song up. This doesn't sound terribly impressive, but somehow, it makes the song even better, more dancable. But that's always been Orbital's gift. Some bands need to have 5,000 different things going on to hide the fact that they don't know what they're doing. Orbital's always been great at having only a few lines going in a song, but making them all so great and so complementary to each other that it doesn't matter. So yeah, they can manage to just speed up a song, and have it sound totally different. This version also appears on one of the Rest and Play singles, so it's not like you have to get this version, but if it comes up, go for it.

Average customer rating:

Best of 1989-2002 Aram Assadrian Armenian Songs & Music CD Manufacturer: Parseghian Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000B9P8PC

Product Description

1. Toghnem Heranam 2. Sirenk Meg Megu 3. Gyankis Luys Tur 4. Sirun Dzaghigner 5. Leninakan 6. Man Em Ekel 7. Yes Chimatsa 8. Kyanke Yeraz E 9. Karmir Varder 10. Bagh Aghpyur 11. Shogherov Shagherov 12. Surp Sarkis 13. Tashkinak 14. Patilner 15. Varderi Partez (es tsarav em) 16. Amen Angam 17. Shurterd Anush (drakhti peri) 18. Bambak 19. Ganchum Em Ganchum 20. Mayrik

Average customer rating:

From There to Here: 1989-2002 Brian McKnight Manufacturer: Universal ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00007MF5L Release Date: 2002-12-23

Tracks:

1. Let Me Love You
2. The Way Love Goes
3. One Last Cry
4. Love Is (Feat Vanessa Williams)
5. Crazy Love
6. On The Down Low
7. Still In Love
8. Anytime
9. The Only One For Me
10. You Should Be Mine (Dont Waste Your Time) (Feat Mase)
11. Back At One
12. 6 8 12
13. Love Of My Life
14. Home
15. The Way I Do (Feat Mr Cheeks And Baby)
16. My Kind Of Girl (Bonus Track)
17. Thank You (For Saving My Life) (Bonus Track)

Album Description

Asian exclusive 17 track collection featuring 2 bonus tracks not available on any other version, 'My Kind Of Girl' & 'Thank You (For Saving My Life).' Universal. 2002.

Album Details

Asian Version featuring Two Exclusive Bonus Tracks: 'my Kind of Girl', and 'thank You (For Saving My Life)'.

Average customer rating:

Work: 1989-2002 Orbital Manufacturer: Japanese Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000066O9S Release Date: 2002-06-12

Tracks:

1. Chime
2. Choice
3. Illuminate
4. Satan Spawn
5. Nothing Left
6. Halcyon
7. Impact
8. Are We Here
9. Style
10. The Box
11. Frenetic
12. Lush 3.1
13. Funny Break
14. Belfast
15. Chime (Live Style Radio Mix) (Bonus Track)

Album Description

WORK 1989-2002 is the retrospective collection from Orbital, the most prolific dance producers to date. Japanese version features the bonus track 'Chime' (Live Style Radio Mix) and limited sticker. Multi fold digipak. 2002.

Album Details

Japanese Version of their Greatest Hits features a Bonus Track: 'chimes (Live Style Mix)'

Average customer rating:

BEACHED "EP" Radio version / Long version / Doctor Look Out ORBITAL , and ANGELO BADALAMENTI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000JM9V4A

Average customer rating: Nice Brian McKnight Essential! GREAT ALBUM CAME AS DESCRIBED IN AD The best of Mr. Mcknight

From There to Here: 1989-2002 Brian McKnight Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Contemporary Blues | Blues | Styles | Music General | R&B | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music General | Adult Contemporary | Pop | Styles | Music R&B | Imports | Stores | Music Pop | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Boyz II Men - Legacy: Greatest Hits Collection Babyface - A Collection of His Greatest Hits Anytime Back at One Gemini ASIN: B00007E7HD Release Date: 2002-12-09

Tracks:

1. Let Me Love You
2. Way Love Goes
3. One Last Cry
4. Love Is - Brian McKnight, Vanessa Williams
5. Crazy Love
6. On the Down Low
7. Still in Love
8. Anytime
9. Only One for Me
10. You Should Be Mine (Don't Waste Your Time) - Mase, Brian McKnight
11. Back at One
12. 6, 8, 12
13. Love of My Life
14. Home
15. Way I Do - Baby, Brian McKnight, Mr. Cheeks
16. Over and Over Again

Amazon.com

In addition to candles, white wine, and a brand new roll of toilet paper, every bachelor pad should be equipped with a Brian McKnight CD. Conveniently, his From There to Here, 1989-2002 greatest hits collection provides one-stop shopping of the sexiest, smoochiest ballads known to humankind. McKnight may be guilty of excessive sentimentality, but damn if he can't sing; even his most saccharine moments are redeemed by his buttery vocals and absolute earnestness. Two new songs--"Let Me Love You" and "The Way I Do"--bookend the collection. But what's in between has put the Buffalo native on the R&B map, especially his gorgeous cover of Van Morrison's "Crazy Love," and his plaintive duet with Vanessa Williams on "Love Is." Indeed, there's abundant love on offer, and McKnight--who also wrote, played, and/or produced these various songs--has given the booty call its most sumptuous soundtrack. --Kim Hughes

Album Details

From There to Here is Filled with Mcknight-penned and Produced Gems from his Very First Single, 1992's "The Way Love Goes" to 2002's "Love of My Life". Includes the Bonus Track "Over and Over Again" Not on the USA Version.

Customer Reviews:

Nice.......2007-04-10

This is a good CD because all of his hit songs are on 1 cd. It is a "gotta have" if you are a Brian McKnight fan.

Brian McKnight.......2007-03-20

Great way to introduce someone to Brian McKnight. Now own all of his music.

Essential!.......2007-02-16

This is an essential album for Brian McKnight fans! Most of his popular tracks are on this album, including "6, 8 , 12", "Back At One", "One Last Cry", and "Anytime". If you're a fan of smooth ballads and relaxing slow jams, this is a must-have for your collection. I know downloading songs on to computers is a hip thing these days, but if you're still old school, and enjoy collecting CD's, this isn't a bad one to have. This has to rank as one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time!

GREAT ALBUM CAME AS DESCRIBED IN AD.......2007-01-10

IF YOU DON'T ALREADY HAVE THIS CD, YOU SHOULD! ONE OF A KIND.

The best of Mr. Mcknight.......2006-12-17

As with most of greatest hits reviews which feature new material I mainly focus on the new material. Brian Mcknight is one of the best balladers in modern R&B. His From There to Here: 1989-2002 features two songs the first being the lovely ballad Let Me Love You which showcases his talent to the fullest while The Way I Do is a up-tempo number featuring Mr.Cheeks & Baby. While I feel the disc included some of Mcknight's other excllent vocals from soundtracks and compliations including Win from Men Of Honor, Thinkin About You from The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps and his amazing cover of Distant Lover from Marivn Is 60 this is still an excllent hits album.

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8. Coleccion 78 R.P.M: 1937 - 1943 [Import]
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