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What a HUGE waste of my money. I just purchased what I thought was a various artists compilation of ’80s hits, including “One Night in Bangkok” and “Puttin’ on the Ritz.” I should have realized that $8 for a 2 CD set seemed a bit low.
I fell for the oldest trick in the book. I bought a tribute CD. Except it doesn’t even say “tribute” anywhere. Best Buy is selling CDs that look like compilations of hits from various periods, but beware. They don’t list the artist after each song, and in small print at the bottom of the back cover it says, “Performed by Countdown Singers.”
AAAAAAAGH!
It would be OK if these were decent covers, but I swear I could have done better with GarageBand. These people have never heard of syncing their synth tracks.
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April 30th, 2006 at 6:28 am
ARGH! indeed. You’d think they’d need to have a bigger warning somewhere clearly visible.
Love the 80s hits though: top (if at times crazy) stuff.
May 2nd, 2006 at 5:32 pm
I have a lovely series called “Living In Oblivion” and it’s one hit wonders of the 80s. There were I think 6 CDs and we lost one, but we have and listen to the rest. Some of my family (me and dh) more enthusiastically than others (the kids).
Sorry about the tribute aspect.