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The Best Of Me (1999)
Review by Steven Stanley |

A shocker of a 'best of' album released to cash
in on fans at Christmas. Yes it was the end of the millenium and
everybody else was doing it... but I really don't know why he released
this... maybe to help get out of his record contract I've no idea.
One thing is for sure is it wasn't really warranted and some absolute
gems are left off to accomodate for tracks like 'Inside Out' - pull
the other one!
I only bought this for the extra disc it came with
at the time...'Live From South Africa', which was a fantastically
energetic trio show from Johannesburg '99. 'The Best Of Me' was
a half decent song but I always kind of cringed when I thought about
it in context with this album... "when you want it, when you
need it, you'll always get the best of me", I know it's not
but it's almost like a shameless plug to buy the album and kind
of wierd.
Best song by far for me is the then hidden track
'Don't Give Up', trance-tastic! The song of summer 2000 without
doubt and a fantastic surprise on the CD. Don't waste you money
on this though, buy 'Anthology' instead.
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