Ultimate Hits: Rock and Roll Never Forgets Track "Living Inside My Heart"

cd was perfect.

Great collection of songs and very well recorded and mixed

Fantastic album - highly recommended

Was a perfect gift for my dad. It worked and comes as described.

Luv the cd

It's Bob Seeger. This CD is a classic. Roll Me Away.....those in the know, can all relate.

After several decades of waiting for a more thorough anthology of Bob Seger's best hits, at last in 2011, this double CD release is rather impressive and showcases his vast array of compelling output quite effectively. Although the numerous songs that appear (26 songs bisected on the 2 CDs) are well selected and are certainly among his finest offerings, I still felt a bit unsatisfied that each disc had playtimes of barely 1 hour apiece (56 minutes for disc 1 and only 52 minutes for the second CD). In addition, several noteworthy lesser hits of Seger's were left off and could have made this Ultimate Hits offering more comprehensive, such as 1983's #12 hit, Even Now, Sunspot Baby, the 1984 #17 pop soundtrack single, Understanding, the 1986 #13 hit, American Storm, and his more recent #24 hit single from 1991, The Real Love. In spite of these minor omissions, this compilation is certainly better than the first two single CD overviews from 1994 and 2003, respectively. Furthermore, the remastered audio quality of these legendary rock keepsakes is outstanding! All in all, I would recommend this career-spanning overview, titled Ultimate Hits: Rock and Roll Never Forgets, to fans and casual listeners alike!

I still like owning physical media and in my opinion CDs are the best and easiest way to do that. LPs are more nostalgic and "fun" for lack of a better word but it's hard to beat the sound quality and convenience of CDs sometimes. Get a good dedicated single disc CD player with a decent DAC and you will be amazed at the sound quality vs. trying use the audio out from that old $20 DVD player from Goodwill. This collection has almost all of the big hits along with a few tracks that aren't as well known. Wish they would have included "Come to Papa" but maybe that one is not quite PC enough these days.