Incl. 24 Page Album - Woodstock 94

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Product Name	Incl. 24 Page Album - Woodstock 94
Manufacturer	A&M
Retail Price	$22.98
EAN-13	0731454028929
UPC	731454028929
Specifications
Release Date	1994-11-08
Format	Audio CD
Artist(s)	Various Artists, Incl. 24 Page Album
Album	Woodstock 94
Tracks	Selling The Drama - Live But Anway - Blues Travler I'm The Only One - Melissa Etheridge Feelin' Alright - Joe Cocker Stage Announcement - Woodstock '94-Various Artist Dreams - Cranberries Soup - Blind Mellon When I Come Around - Green Day Shoop - Salt-N-Pepa Stage Announcements - Woodstock '94-Various Artist Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chilli Peppers Porno For Pyros - Porno For Pyros Thoes Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers - Primus Headed For Destruction - Jackyl Draw The Line/F.I.N.E. - Aerosmith Stage Announcement - Woodstock '94-Various Artist Happiness In Slavery - Nine Inch Nails For Whom The Bell Tolls - Metallica The Hunter - Paul Rodgers Come Together - Neville Brothers Run, Baby, Run - Sheryl Crow Deja Vu - Crosby, Still & Nash Kiss Off - Violent Femmes Shine - Collective Soul Arrow - Candlebox How I Could Just Kill A Man - Cypress Hill Right Here Too Much - Rollins Band Highway 61 - Bob Dylan Pearly Queen - Traffic Biko - Peter Gabriel
Num. of Items	2
Record Label	A&M Records

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"Soup and Dreams are the best ones on this album"	2006-04-29
- Reviewed By Anonymous
In my opinion this is one of the best "90's" albums in my collection.(by the way this isn't a box set... lol) all it is is a 2 cd set. Anyways, as you read in the title, i think that soup by blind melon and dreams by the cranberries are the two best songs on this album. Most of the songs like the ones by the violent femmes, the rollins band, and of course who could forget...nine inch nails. Those are all the music of the 90s. If you don't like any of the bands., then don't buy it. But if you grew up in the 90s like me, and you like these artists, than i suggest you buy this album. (By the way... don't buy woodstock 99, its a s*** fest! if you buy any woodstock stuff make it either woodstock 1969 or woodstock 1994) :D

"Blind Melons Performance of 'Soup'... Worth the price and more"	2005-05-26
- Reviewed By huck_1
5 stars for Blind Melons Performance of 'Soup'... Worth the price and more. That and Nine Inch Nails 'Happiness in Slavery'. I've had this since it came out, haven't really listened to it since, cept' the pre mentioned songs. But it's worth all of it just for those 2 songs.

"only 6 reviews?!?"	2004-08-04
- Reviewed By fygmynt
i thought EVERYBODY had this...at least everybody that grew up in the 90s. i admit it, i got this because it was 75 cents at half.com and because i had it back in the day and listened to it way too much. so this was a nostalgia purchase, and a good one, it turns out. despite the cheese factor of this whole shindig, and the datedness of the bands included, this compilation is actually really well put together. transitions are smooth, the stage announcements really make you feel like you're there, and some of the performances (though not all), like blind melon playing "soup," red hot chili peppers with "blood sugar sex magic," metallica with "for whom the bell tolls," peter gabriel with "biko," and especially, the best of all, primus with "those damn blue collar tweekers" (including a beautifully done, seamlessly inserted rendition of jimi hendrix's legendary "star spangled banner"), are jaw-droppingly good. not bad for under a buck.

"Excellent but small sampling of the event."	2003-05-15
- Reviewed By kartaron2
The CD set here is not meant to represent the concerts themselves but the event as a whole. the songs (and announcements) reflect the moods, styles, genres, humor and talents of the artists as a snapshot. This means that some bands may not have their best or most popular songs on these CD's. Both Cd's have a mix of: Popular bands playing hits ( Melissa Ethridge, Cranberries, Collective Soul), Popular bands playing lesser known songs ( Blues Traveler, Live, Candlebox, Cypress Hill), And classic bands playing from their catalog ( CSN, Peter Gabriel, Joe Cocker). Leading the second disc, Metallica dominated the set with an energy no one else seems to bring. (As I said some of these songs dont represent the bands' overall performance very well)Another review stated that this song, "For whom the Bell Tolls" was the definitive live recording of the band and I totally agree. The recording of this song is required for any metallica fan. The clarity beats any bootleg and the intensity beats the few live recordings the band is willing to sell. Other standouts include: Cypress Hill, NIN, Blues Traveler, Aerosmith, Dylan, Chili Peppers, Primus and the Neville Bros. Some may be dissapointed by Jackyl, Green Day, Blind Mellon, Salt N Pepa's song Shoop has dated very poorly, and the stage announcements can get repetitive. I personally found "Come Together" to be a little gratuitous as a reference to the original music of Woodstock. As a side note, I believe that Slash from GNR plays on "The Hunter" with Paul Rodgers though i could be mistaken. It is possible to refute one complaint I have seen about the set (and the event). The sampling of the discs makes it clear that the bands selected are for the most part not platinum sellers, and those few that were, normally didn't have the "hit" song selected for the cd. The commercialism of the event itself may be an entirely other matter. Still I believe that at least 17 of the 27 bands have never seen platinum or achieved mainstream success. Bands like "Rollins Band" are talented but are so niche they are never likely to do so. All in all I love the set. I believe it is worth the purchase if only for the Metallica song. However, this does not represent even a fraction of the music at the event and a true box set should be made available.

"A sacrilege to the real Woodstock"	2003-02-21
- Reviewed By nacton42
The event that was Woodstock 94 was enough of a greedy corporate scheme--now there's a CD set of the music? The idea of a 25th anniversary celebration of the Woodstock event was a great one, and inviting Bob Dylan and CSN was a great idea on someone's part. But the event went on to insult those musicians by placing them alongside such groups as Candlebox and Collective Soul. Is someone really implying that those bands make music that is as socially relevant as that of the first Woodstock? Now, almost 10 years later, those bands have completely dropped off the radar, while Dylan is still going strong. There is great potential in an event like this, and that is what angers me about the final result. It took into consideration only the marketability of its artists, not their message, while the message was the whole point of the first Woodstock event. Bands like Green Day have gone on from this event to do...well, nothing, really. Meanwhile, Joan Baez, an original Woodstock performer, sang at a peace rally in my city just last week. Please don't give more encouragement to corporate shenangigans like this by purchasing this CD. Save your money for artists with conviction and staying power. Sure, rock festivals based on marketability have their time and place (I don't object at all to Ozzfest or Lollapalooza), but their place is not cashing in on a genuine, heartfelt gathering of performers with something real to say.

"i was at woodstock94 killer show killer cd"	1999-07-10
- Reviewed By ghudson43
u have bands like the ever talented green day the rockin' band aerosmith metallica and more it was a blast and if u didn't go u should get this cd it's just a little piece of woodstock94 4 all of us

"IF U WERE AT WOODSTOCK94 ITS A MUST HAVE"	1999-02-09
- Reviewed By Anonymous
I was at woodstock 94 and whenever i want 2 think back at the great experence i had i just pop this in and WOW im there my favs are Metallica,Joe Cocker,Candlebox,Cypress Hill and Primus

"Excellent but small sampling of the event."
- Reviewed By Anonymous
The CD set here is not meant to represent the concerts themselves but the event as a whole. the songs (and announcements) reflect the moods, styles, genres, humor and talents of the artists as a snapshot. This means that some bands may not have their best or most popular songs on these CD's. Both Cd's have a mix of: Popular bands playing hits ( Melissa Ethridge, Cranberries, Collective Soul), Popular bands playing lesser known songs ( Blues Traveler, Live, Candlebox, Cypress Hill), And classic bands playing from their catalog ( CSN, Peter Gabriel, Joe Cocker). Leading the second disc, Metallica dominated the set with an energy no one else seems to bring. (As I said some of these songs dont represent the bands' overall performance very well)Another review stated that this song, "For whom the Bell Tolls" was the definitive live recording of the band and I totally agree. The recording of this song is required for any metallica fan. The clarity beats any bootleg and the intensity beats the few live recordings the band is willing to sell. Other standouts include: Cypress Hill, NIN, Blues Traveler, Aerosmith, Dylan, Chili Peppers, Primus and the Neville Bros. Some may be dissapointed by Jackyl, Green Day, Blind Mellon, Salt N Pepa's song Shoop has dated very poorly, and the stage announcements can get repetitive. I personally found "Come Together" to be a little gratuitous as a reference to the original music of Woodstock. As a side note, I believe that Slash from GNR plays on "The Hunter" with Paul Rodgers though i could be mistaken. It is possible to refute one complaint I have seen about the set (and the event). The sampling of the discs makes it clear that the bands selected are for the most part not platinum sellers, and those few that were, normally didn't have the "hit" song selected for the cd. The commercialism of the event itself may be an entirely other matter. Still I believe that at least 17 of the 27 bands have never seen platinum or achieved mainstream success. Bands like "Rollins Band" are talented but are so niche they are never likely to do so. All in all I love the set. I believe it is worth the purchase if only for the Metallica song. However, this does not represent even a fraction of the music at the event and a true box set should be made available.

"Metallica..."
- Reviewed By Anonymous
...on this disc is the greatest live recording of a Metallica song. It just perfectly encaptualates why they are so great, and have such a loyal fanbase... Trent Reznor going nuts is good too :)

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