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Track List
01) Take It Easy
02) Hollywood Waltz
03) Already Gone
04) Doolin-Dalton
05) Midnight Flyer
06) Tequila Sunrise
07) Witchy Woman
08) Train Leaves Here This Morning
09) Outlaw Man
10) Peaceful, Easy Feeling
11) James Dean
12) Saturday Night
13) On the Border
Cd 2
01) Wasted Time (reprise)
02) Wasted Time
03) I Can't Tell You Why
04) Lyin' Eyes
05) Pretty Maids All in a Row
06) Desperado
07) Try and Love Again
08) The Best of My Love
09) New Kid in Town
10) Love Will Keep Us Alive
11) The Sad Café
12) Take It to the Limit
13) After the Thrill Is Gone
Cd 3
01) One of These Nights (intro)
02) One of These Nights
03) Disco Strangler
04) Heartache Tonight
05) Hotel California
06) Born to Boogie
07) In the City
08) Get Over It
09) King of Hollywood
10) Too Many Hands
11) Life in the Fast Lane
12) The Long Run
13) Long Run Leftovers
14) The Last Resort
15) Random Victims, Part 3
Cd 4
01) Hotel California
02) Victim of Love
03) Peaceful Easy Feeling
04) Please Come Home for Christmas
05) Ol' 55
06) Take It to the Limit
07) Those Shoes
08) Funky New Year
09) Dirty Laundry
10) Funk #49
11) All She Wants to Do Is Dance
12) The Best of My Love
01) Take It Easy
02) Hollywood Waltz
03) Already Gone
04) Doolin-Dalton
05) Midnight Flyer
06) Tequila Sunrise
07) Witchy Woman
08) Train Leaves Here This Morning
09) Outlaw Man
10) Peaceful, Easy Feeling
11) James Dean
12) Saturday Night
13) On the Border
Cd 2
01) Wasted Time (reprise)
02) Wasted Time
03) I Can't Tell You Why
04) Lyin' Eyes
05) Pretty Maids All in a Row
06) Desperado
07) Try and Love Again
08) The Best of My Love
09) New Kid in Town
10) Love Will Keep Us Alive
11) The Sad Café
12) Take It to the Limit
13) After the Thrill Is Gone
Cd 3
01) One of These Nights (intro)
02) One of These Nights
03) Disco Strangler
04) Heartache Tonight
05) Hotel California
06) Born to Boogie
07) In the City
08) Get Over It
09) King of Hollywood
10) Too Many Hands
11) Life in the Fast Lane
12) The Long Run
13) Long Run Leftovers
14) The Last Resort
15) Random Victims, Part 3
Cd 4
01) Hotel California
02) Victim of Love
03) Peaceful Easy Feeling
04) Please Come Home for Christmas
05) Ol' 55
06) Take It to the Limit
07) Those Shoes
08) Funky New Year
09) Dirty Laundry
10) Funk #49
11) All She Wants to Do Is Dance
12) The Best of My Love
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First Released
2000
Rock
Relaxed
Folk
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The relative sonic neglect suffered by the Eagles' catalog was the fault of the band's consistent success -- with the original albums and hits collections still selling year after year, why bother to upgrade? Finally, however, longtime Eagles producer Bill Szymczyk remastered their albums in 1999, and the band put together a box set. Including most of their hits (the exception is "Seven Bridges Road") and lots of album tracks, the four-CD set regroups the Eagles' material into three categories: "The Early Days," which consists of 13 tracks from their first four albums; "The Ballads"; and "The Fast Lane," i.e., rhythm songs. The fourth disc is drawn from their millennium concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. While their early albums balanced the contributions of their members, "The Early Days" is dominated by Glenn Frey and Don Henley; that means a few worthy efforts are missing, but the selection is generally good. "The Ballads" is a straightforward collection of popular slow songs. Along with their more uptempo hits, "The Fast Lane" contains what little unreleased material there is, but anyone hoping for greatness is going to be disappointed. the Eagles have gone out of their way in "The Millennium Concert" to perform songs out of their usual repertoire, including several solo hits and both sides of their 1978 seasonal single, "Please Come Home for Christmas" and "Funky New Year." Much of this is minor or atypical material, but at least the unusually animated band members were trying (though it sounds like there was plenty of studio overdubbing). The overall result is a nearly four-hour collection that is something of a hodgepodge. There are enough rarities to bait the hook for hardcore Eagles fans, but not really satisfy them, and casual fans will probably be better off with the two single-disc hits collections.
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The relative sonic neglect suffered by the Eagles' catalog was the fault of the band's consistent success -- with the original albums and hits collections still selling year after year, why bother to upgrade? Finally, however, longtime Eagles producer Bill Szymczyk remastered their albums in 1999, and the band put together a box set. Including most of their hits (the exception is "Seven Bridges Road") and lots of album tracks, the four-CD set regroups the Eagles' material into three categories: "The Early Days," which consists of 13 tracks from their first four albums; "The Ballads"; and "The Fast Lane," i.e., rhythm songs. The fourth disc is drawn from their millennium concert at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. While their early albums balanced the contributions of their members, "The Early Days" is dominated by Glenn Frey and Don Henley; that means a few worthy efforts are missing, but the selection is generally good. "The Ballads" is a straightforward collection of popular slow songs. Along with their more uptempo hits, "The Fast Lane" contains what little unreleased material there is, but anyone hoping for greatness is going to be disappointed. the Eagles have gone out of their way in "The Millennium Concert" to perform songs out of their usual repertoire, including several solo hits and both sides of their 1978 seasonal single, "Please Come Home for Christmas" and "Funky New Year." Much of this is minor or atypical material, but at least the unusually animated band members were trying (though it sounds like there was plenty of studio overdubbing). The overall result is a nearly four-hour collection that is something of a hodgepodge. There are enough rarities to bait the hook for hardcore Eagles fans, but not really satisfy them, and casual fans will probably be better off with the two single-disc hits collections.
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