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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0724358431629 Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered Label: Capitol Manufacturer: Capitol MPN: 84316 Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Capitol Release Date: June 24, 2003 Studio: Capitol Editorial Review: Amazon.com: Bob Seger Photos
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 Rating:  - Great CD - quick deliveryI had this album as a cassette for years and played it in my old car all the time. Got a new car last year and Oh,no! couldn't play the cassette. Ordered the CD, it came almost immediately, and even better - was in perfect condition. Not a single scratch or flaw. Am well on the way to wearing it out, too! When I do, I would go right back to this seller for future purchases. Excellent seller to deal with! Rating: - I missed outI only moved to CA USA 5 years ago from the UK and I dont remember hearing much of Bob Seger in the UK at all and am so dissapointed I did not find his music quicker but thanks to our local Rock radio Station 104.3 The Hippo i have made up for lost time a wonderful album Rating: - great cdthis order was to replace a cd i had lost. i love this cd!!! the price was very satisfactory and i received it quite quickly. Rating: - Nice work from Bob, one of his best song is the horizontal bop.This is a nice album from Bob Seger, I bought it mostly for the Horizontal Bop, a nicely crafted song and a great bit of rock and roll. The rest of the album is well done too. Bob and the boys are in fine form. Worth buying for any Seger fan. Rating:  - someday, babyIf you had to choose a single voice of blue-collar American rock & roll, you might well settle on Bob Seger's as that iconic sound. AGAINST THE WIND could be Exhibit A as you face down the Springsteens and the Pettys and the Mellencamps make your case. There are several tracks on this album in which Seger hits his stride and holds it long enough to sound as though he'd have to be invented if he were not available to sing in just this way. 'You'll Accomp'ny Me' is the first of them. Read More |
