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Track List
01) Open My Eyes
02) We Gotta Get You a Woman
03) Wailing Wall
04) Be Nice to Me
05) Hello It's Me
06) I Saw the Light
07) It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference
08) Couldn't I Just Tell You
09) Sometimes I Don't Know What to Feel
10) Just One Victory
11) A Dream Goes on Forever
12) The Last Ride
13) Don't You Ever Learn?
Cd 2
01) Real Man
02) Black and White
03) Love of the Common Man
04) Cliche'
05) All the Children Sing
06) Can We Still Be Friends
07) You Cried Wolf
08) Time Heals
09) Compassion
10) Hideaway
11) Bang the Drum All Day
12) Drive
13) Johnee Jingo
14) Something to Fall Back On
01) Open My Eyes
02) We Gotta Get You a Woman
03) Wailing Wall
04) Be Nice to Me
05) Hello It's Me
06) I Saw the Light
07) It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference
08) Couldn't I Just Tell You
09) Sometimes I Don't Know What to Feel
10) Just One Victory
11) A Dream Goes on Forever
12) The Last Ride
13) Don't You Ever Learn?
Cd 2
01) Real Man
02) Black and White
03) Love of the Common Man
04) Cliche'
05) All the Children Sing
06) Can We Still Be Friends
07) You Cried Wolf
08) Time Heals
09) Compassion
10) Hideaway
11) Bang the Drum All Day
12) Drive
13) Johnee Jingo
14) Something to Fall Back On
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1989
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The flagship of Rhino's Todd Rundgren reissue series was Anthology (1968-1985), a double-disc set that traced the rock & roll maverick's career from the Nazz through his decade-and-a-half with Bearsville Records. Designed as the definitive statement of Rundgren's solo work (his work with Utopia received its own Anthology), Anthology (1968-1985) comes very close to fulfilling its goal. Since it covers so much ground, it's inevitable that a few essential items and fan favorites are missing, especially since Rundgren was incredibly prolific during these 17 years. And it is true that early masterpieces like "I'm in the Clique," "Once Burned," "Chain Letter," "The Range War" and "Long Flowing Robe" are missing, as are several highlights from Something/Anything?, but in their place are stronger tracks from less consistent albums, which makes it a nice retrospective for converted fans who want a comprehensive compilation to supplement the acknowledged classics. That said, the curious or casual listener may find Anthology a bit too sprawling for their tastes, even it does provide an excellent summary of Rundgren's heyday as a cult recording artist. In that case, Rhino's The Very Best of Todd Rundgren is a good choice, since it is a more concise collection that contains all the hits and rock-bottom essentials, plus several Utopia cuts and "The Want of a Nail."
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The flagship of Rhino's Todd Rundgren reissue series was Anthology (1968-1985), a double-disc set that traced the rock & roll maverick's career from the Nazz through his decade-and-a-half with Bearsville Records. Designed as the definitive statement of Rundgren's solo work (his work with Utopia received its own Anthology), Anthology (1968-1985) comes very close to fulfilling its goal. Since it covers so much ground, it's inevitable that a few essential items and fan favorites are missing, especially since Rundgren was incredibly prolific during these 17 years. And it is true that early masterpieces like "I'm in the Clique," "Once Burned," "Chain Letter," "The Range War" and "Long Flowing Robe" are missing, as are several highlights from Something/Anything?, but in their place are stronger tracks from less consistent albums, which makes it a nice retrospective for converted fans who want a comprehensive compilation to supplement the acknowledged classics. That said, the curious or casual listener may find Anthology a bit too sprawling for their tastes, even it does provide an excellent summary of Rundgren's heyday as a cult recording artist. In that case, Rhino's The Very Best of Todd Rundgren is a good choice, since it is a more concise collection that contains all the hits and rock-bottom essentials, plus several Utopia cuts and "The Want of a Nail."
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