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20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection 2000 Album

20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection
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1. Natural Born Woman 4m 16s
2. Big Black Dog 4m 3s
3. Stone Cold Fever 4m 11s
4. Shine On 3m 2s
5. Rollin' Stone 5m 57s
6. Four Day Creep 3m 30s
7. C'mon Everybody 5m 12s
8. Hot 'n' Nasty 3m 21s
9. 30 Days in the Hole 4m 5s
10. Black Coffee 3m 10s
11. Ninety-Nine Pounds 2m 46s
12. I Don't Need No Doctor 8m 47s

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Millennium Collection is a good place to start if you want to dive into the Pie. Most of the material was taken from the super group era, reflecting just how dynamic and creative that arrangement really was. However, practically nothing is selected from the group’s first three albums, except for two singles which everyone knows about – “Natural Born Bugie” (here listed as “Natural Born Woman”, and in an abridged version) and “Big Black Dog”. Most of the super group years representation comes from Rock On and the Fillmore live album. It would have been a little better if just one or two cuts from any of first three Pie efforts could have been included. Maybe “Heartbeat” or “Desperation” or “Live with Me” to knock out “C’mon Everybody”, IMHO. The remaster job on all of the tracks is great, and the packaging is good as well, although it would have been nice to include some pictures of Frampton, and not just the shots of the Clempson era of the group.
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