by mapache61 on 20 Oct 2007, 07:23
Just thought I'd add my bit on the "Best Of" disc.
The album's release date found me on the road, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Strolling into the town's only Barnes & Noble store, I'm greeted by Frim Fram Sauce BLASTING through the store's sound system. NICE! Stupid grin on my face, I hot-foot it for the DK section. All the old discs are there, but no Best Of. Thinking I have my dates screwed up, I hunt down an employee.
"Where's the new Diana?!" I demand.
"Oh, some woman came in this morning and bought 10 copies. We might be out."
"Whaaaaa?!?! No! You gotta be kidding me!"
This poor girl looks at me like I'm insane. And when it comes to DK, she's right.
Turns out they had some more copies in the stockroom, "But only the deluxe dvd edition," the employee apologized.
I pretended to be disappointed...and hit the streets of Santa Fe, a happy man.
While I agree it is a greatest hits collection, and not DK's true "Best." This is definitely a disc worth owning. Great tunes. And as mentioned by others, the sound quality is astounding. Crisp, bright, beautiful.
I'd seen everything on the DVD before, except "New Year's Eve." Wow. This is worth the price of admission alone.
johnfoyle--
When I saw the EC writing credit on Temptation, I thought the same thing.