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| Play | 1. Can't Get Enough | 4:13 | $0.99 |  |
| Play | 2. Feel Like Makin' Love | 5:12 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 3. Run With The Pack | 5:21 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 4. Shooting Star | 6:15 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 5. Movin' On | 3:20 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 6. Bad Company | 4:47 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 7. Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy | 3:17 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 8. Electricland | 5:26 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 9. Ready For Love | 4:59 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 10. Live For The Music | 3:59 | $0.99 | |
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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
On first glimpse, this is a good retrospective of the Paul Rodgers years. With the hits, "Feel Like Makin' Love", "Rock and Roll Fantasy", "Can't Get Enough", and, of course, "Bad Company", this should satisfy casual Company fans not looking to spend a lot of money.
So why only three stars?
I'm glad you asked.
The problem isn't presence. The presence makes for a satisfying listen. The problem IS absence.
I mean, come on! How can you have a Bad Company hits compilation without the coolest of all bass-driven songs, "Burning Sky"? And what about "Rock Steady" and "Young Blood"? Those are at least as good as "Electric Land!"
It would be a bad business decision to put all of their worthwhile songs on one album, but ten is just too few.
Again, 10 from 6 is by no means a bad album, but it doesn't do the band justice, either. It's a worthwhile buy. Just don't make it the only one in your Bad Company collection!
So why only three stars?
I'm glad you asked.
The problem isn't presence. The presence makes for a satisfying listen. The problem IS absence.
I mean, come on! How can you have a Bad Company hits compilation without the coolest of all bass-driven songs, "Burning Sky"? And what about "Rock Steady" and "Young Blood"? Those are at least as good as "Electric Land!"
It would be a bad business decision to put all of their worthwhile songs on one album, but ten is just too few.
Again, 10 from 6 is by no means a bad album, but it doesn't do the band justice, either. It's a worthwhile buy. Just don't make it the only one in your Bad Company collection!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I'm not what you'd call a die hard fan of this band, but as an almost lifelong fan of classic rock, quite a few of their songs are forever etched into my memory. With their interesting mix of 70's classic rock, pop, and even a little bit of country/southern rock, they almost made a new subgenre I'd call "mellow hard rock," as contradictory as it sounds.
In 1985, they released this 10-song collection. While in the CD era, this would seem quite skimpy (much like, say, Hall & Oates ROCK & SOUL PART 1 collection), it actually still serves as the best introduction to their mid-late 70's work, especially since they seemed like more of a singles band.
Their first two albums (self-titled, and STRAIGHT SHOOTER) are what most people remember them by, and with good reason. "Can't Get Enough" is a poppy yet hard boogie rock number, while "Movin' On" is a more laid back version of this style.
The rocking kind of early power ballad "Feel Like Makin' Love" and the country-inspired slow rocker "Ready For Love" showcase their lighter side, while their self-titled song is a perfect example of their unique easy-listening hard rock style (which reminds me of western movies).
Of course we can't forget the slower rock of "Shooting Star" which is a little more serious. In this song (also borrowing a bit from country music with its storytelling) tells the tragic and cautionary tale of a rock and roller named Johnny, all the way from getting introduced to rock, to becoming a big star, to dying young.
On their next album, RUN WITH THE PACK, we get the classic rock title track, and the long jam-styled piano rocker "Live For the Music," both of which are simply okay. Nothing is included from BURNING SKY, unfortuantely though.
DESOLATION ANGELS gives us "Electric Land" which explores a bit of a new style for the band in the form of a sparse sounding mid tempo rocker, almost akin to a combination of Pink Floyd and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
ROUGH DIAMONDS gives us the last chronological song, "Rock & Roll Fantasy" which is the closest thing to their first two albums here. However, this sprightly rocker is infused with some keyboards and hints at the 80's rock sound that would follow just a couple years later.
As the editorial review says, "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" would've been a nice inclusion, along with "Rock Steady" as well as something from BURNING SKY and their couple of early 80's albums not represented here. Still though, it's a near perfect album that can be listened to pretty much start to finish.
In 1985, they released this 10-song collection. While in the CD era, this would seem quite skimpy (much like, say, Hall & Oates ROCK & SOUL PART 1 collection), it actually still serves as the best introduction to their mid-late 70's work, especially since they seemed like more of a singles band.
Their first two albums (self-titled, and STRAIGHT SHOOTER) are what most people remember them by, and with good reason. "Can't Get Enough" is a poppy yet hard boogie rock number, while "Movin' On" is a more laid back version of this style.
The rocking kind of early power ballad "Feel Like Makin' Love" and the country-inspired slow rocker "Ready For Love" showcase their lighter side, while their self-titled song is a perfect example of their unique easy-listening hard rock style (which reminds me of western movies).
Of course we can't forget the slower rock of "Shooting Star" which is a little more serious. In this song (also borrowing a bit from country music with its storytelling) tells the tragic and cautionary tale of a rock and roller named Johnny, all the way from getting introduced to rock, to becoming a big star, to dying young.
On their next album, RUN WITH THE PACK, we get the classic rock title track, and the long jam-styled piano rocker "Live For the Music," both of which are simply okay. Nothing is included from BURNING SKY, unfortuantely though.
DESOLATION ANGELS gives us "Electric Land" which explores a bit of a new style for the band in the form of a sparse sounding mid tempo rocker, almost akin to a combination of Pink Floyd and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
ROUGH DIAMONDS gives us the last chronological song, "Rock & Roll Fantasy" which is the closest thing to their first two albums here. However, this sprightly rocker is infused with some keyboards and hints at the 80's rock sound that would follow just a couple years later.
As the editorial review says, "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" would've been a nice inclusion, along with "Rock Steady" as well as something from BURNING SKY and their couple of early 80's albums not represented here. Still though, it's a near perfect album that can be listened to pretty much start to finish.
28 of 34 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This was a fairly good 1970's group. They were not the Who or Led Zeppelin, but still far better than the Punk & Disco genres. My favorites are "Rock In Roll Fantasy, Shooting Star, Feel Like Makin Love, Ready For Love, & Can't Get enough Of Your Love." The first is an uptempo number, the second, is 70's electric rock meets acoustic. The third is a sensual rocker, while the fourth is a yearning ballad. The last is a jaunty tune to drive to. This is not a great compilation, but it is still a good one.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
very solid collection of Bad Company hits, although Burnin' Sky is...
Bad Company's "greatest hits" compilation 10 From 6 (1985), draws ten songs from the six studio albums featuring the band's original members, released on Led Zeppelin's the Swan... Read more
Published 3 months ago by trebe
There are Lots of BC `hits' CDs and not one of them is worth a damn!
Bad Company / 10 from 6: Warner, Swan and Atlantic records all must hate the casual fans of Bad Company. The music on this CD is great... there just isn't enough of it. Read more
Published 4 months ago by J. Bynum
Forgot how many hits they had
Really enjoy listening to this album. My wife was singing along with each and every one in the car the other evening.
Published 5 months ago by Riledup
Pretty sad "Greatest Hits" collection.
I never cared for this collection. First there is the crappy title of the collection and the cheap art. Read more
Published 8 months ago by R. Long
All This Casual Fan Needs
A lot of people have remarked on how this comp is missing one "radio classic" or another. But let's get down to bare bones, here: All of the songs lamented over not being here... Read more
Published 10 months ago by wildwielder
I'm giving this compilation a rating of 4.6 stars (number of stars /...
I picked up this compilation of this band this morning and it reminded me of how good they were in the first half of the 1970's:
Bad Company - 10 From 6 (Atlantic)-2008. Read more
Bad Company - 10 From 6 (Atlantic)-2008. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Patrick M. Kadas
Classic Rock at it's best
If you are a fan of Classic Rock, then you have to have this in your collection. Bad Company was one of the best hit makers of the genre. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Robert F. Spera
Chill out people
My Dad raised me on this music. This is one of my favorite bands. Stop analyzing this so much and just enjoy good classic rock. You're not gonna find anything better from my era. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Badco
10 songs from 5 albums are not enough!
But it's a start! If you want to hear some good classic rock'n'roll then Bad Company might be for you. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Tommy Morais
10 From 5
This album should be titled "10 From 5" as no tracks were included from "Burnin' Sky". . . an oversight if you ask me, as the title track from that album is my favorite Bad Company... Read more
Published on October 10, 2009 by William Norman
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