Title   : Sounds Of The Eighties, 1988-1989, The Rolling Stone Collection
Label   : Time Life
Medium  : CD
TTime   : 69:40
Notes   : A small paragraph about each bands and a few pictures or Rolling Stone covers.
Reviewer: Charles R. Grosvenor Jr.
Paid    : $17
Rank    : 4 out of 5.

Track Listing
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Title                                  Artist(s)
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Rockin' In The Free World              Neil Young
Turn You Inside-Out                    R.E.M.
Personal Jesus                         Depeche Mode
Hot Hot Hot                            Buster Poindexte &His Banshees of Blue
Free Fallin'                           Tom Petty
Nick Of Time                           Bonnie Rait
Wicked Game                            Chris Isaak
Sweet Jane                             Cowboy Junkies
Wild Thing                             Tone-Loc
My Perrogative                         Bobby Brown
Me, Myself, and I                      De La Soul
Birthday                               The Sugarcubes
Dirty Blvd.                            Lou Reed
You Got It                             Roy Orbison
Drive South                            John Hiatt
Ring Them Bells                        Bob Dylan
A Change Is Gonna Come                 The Neville Brothers

Comments:
        Not the greatest disc in the set, but certainly not the worst.  It's
nice to see one of Neil Young's best songs from the eighties on here, and Roy
Orbinson's last hit (as a solo artist). The only real clinkers on the disc are
the last two songs and the Bonnie Rait song "Nick Of Time", all these artists
had better songs than the ones listed here.  Nice to see the group Bjork was
in during the eighties here, the Sugarcubes, they weren't as popular as Bjork
seems to be as a soloist, but they were certainly influential in the eighties.

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