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Best of Expose

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This is the best Expose hits package you can get. Even better than their official US "Greatest Hits." This features every song of theirs that hit the Billboard Hot 100 including their eight top 10 hits. Even "As Long As I Can Dream" and "I wish the Phone Would Ring" are featured *both were absent from their US hits album.* It's nice to see "Stop Listen Look And Think" on here too which was never a single, but was very worthy. My only small gripe is "In Walked Love" isn't here, but it's forgiveable. If you're looking to have all their hits and willing to spend a few extra bucks, this is your best bet.

Expose', the Miami-based Pop/Dance group was very popular in the late Eighties and Early Ninties. All of the singles are present here, including "I Wish The Phone Would Ring" and "As Long As I Can Dream", which was left off their 1995 US Great Hits Album. The Dance number from their 1992 album, "Expose'", "You Don't Know What You Got" could have been a huge dance hit. This song features Expose'at their best: tight vocal harmonies and a dancable groove.

My personal favorite songs are: "Point of No Return", "Let Me Be The One", "Seasons Change", "I Specialze In Love", "What You Don't Know", "I Wish The Phone Would Ring", "You Don't Know What You Got" and Ann's aggressive lead on "Stop, Listen, Look and Think"

If You don't own the US Greatest Hits collection, then this one is a must have if you want to take a trip down musical memory lane with Expose'

I concur with the other reviews that this is the superior Expose best-of collection. It's quite comprehensive, featuring a generous sampling from each of Expose's three albums, particularly the third album, as fan favourites "As Long As I Can Dream" and "I Wish the Phone Would Ring", which were not featured on the 1995 collection, are present. The sound is excellent, and lyrics are included (in both English and Japanese).

I don't find much at fault here, although I think the ideal Expose best-of, should it ever be compiled, would include the original version of "Point of No Return", as well as the 12"/extended versions of their club classics. But, I'm just nitpicking because this collection is excellent and is highly recommended.