Essential Tracks Here
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By readrober
ESSENTIAL:
Oh My My (Barry-Kim) / I Love You Better (Barry-Kim) / Do You Feel It Too? (Barry-Kim) / Do It In The Name Of Love (Bloom-Goldberg)
OTHERS:
Midnight Train (Dolenz) / You're So Good To Me (Barry-Bloom) / I Never Thought It Peculiar (Boyce-Hart)
Change can be a good thing
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By Bedazzlerhoff
This album is great for fans who are particularly in to Micky and Davy. The sound is there, the music is excellent, and the songs are enjoyable. While listening to it, though, I felt that there was a strong sense of it being incomplete without the occasional song led by Nez with his rock-country sound.
Snag The Couple Of Great Tracks...
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By Lou From Prison
Okay, so it's a piece of "let's milk this thing for all we can" mumble jumble. It does, however, have a few Monkees songs that would stand out as even being "above average" even to the non-Monkees fan. Purchase yourself "Ticket On A Ferry Ride", I Never Thought It Peculiar", and "I Love You Better" (and maybe even "Oh My My") and leave the rest alone. Unless you are a hardcore completist when it comes to The Monkees...
watever
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By Steve Dietrich
my dad likes the monkees, and this album, which only had 2 of the members
Good but......
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By nebulapig
Okay basically this album feels more like a mood album then something a pop group or in this case half of a pop group would do. There are a couple of good songs on here, and for the most part the rest of the songs aren't bad.....just a bit boring. Do not get me wrong i still love this album and it is a nice change of pace album. But if you are expecting something that even resembles the monkees sound, well this is not it. I suggest the following tracks if you are not buying the album: 1, 5, 7, 9, 14
