Donald E. Gilliland Top Contributor: Rock Music. Verified Purchase. With 4 discs worth of music, it's pretty safe to say that each and every track will not thrill every listener. When the thrills DO come, they are great ones. It's almost a thankless task to put together boxed sets like this, especially ones that attempt to define, or at least represent, a certain musical era.

I have my share of "Why did they pick that track? Then again, along with the obvious alternative classics, there are some delightful surprises to be found on this collection too, tracks that even I a diehard record buyer and record store manager had not heard before. Always nice to "discover" new music The folks at Rhino obviously love music and really know what they're doing. Any other record label would have assembled a boxed set aimed at maximum commercial appeal, but the emphasis here is on the best and most creative bands of the s.

There's really not a bad song choice in the whole set. The juxtaposition of so many different styles right next to each other might be jarring, but also makes the music sound fresh and new again. Fun times! Buy one if you can find it. It's easy to look back and laugh about how lame the Eighties were. This collection reminds you that there were some cool aspects of the decade too. Even though most of the tracks recieved limited airplay on commercial radio, they had a huge impact on the generations of artists that followed.

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Florrie Forde. Daisy Dillwater. George Robey. Down Came the Blind. Never Let Your Braces Dangle. Yorkshire Pudding. It did not feature any new material but was a collaborative effort between the band and various producers working in the electronic genre of music to remix some of the band's previously released songs. While not a studio album , Deconstructed often stands among the band's studio catalog and has been frequently cited regarding Bush's transformation from simple post-grunge to more experimental rock.

It was followed two years later by their third studio album, The Science of Things , which continued this incorporation of electronic elements into hard rock. This decision brought upon mixed reviews throughout the music world. AllMusic 's Stephen Thomas Erlewine suggested that Deconstructed reflected Bush's need to diversify in the face of the fading post-grunge style.

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