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Dreamland (US Release)

September 13, 2004
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Free Man In Paris
3:03
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In France They Kiss On Main Street
3:19
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Dreamland
4:38
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The Jungle Line
4:24
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Furry Sings The Blues
5:06
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You Turn Me On I'm A Radio
2:39
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Carey (Remastered Version)
3:04
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Big Yellow Taxi (Remastered Version)
2:17
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California (Remastered Version)
3:51
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Help Me
3:24
11
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Amelia
6:46
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For the Roses
7:30
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Both Sides Now (Remastered Version)
5:46
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The Circle Game (Remastered Version)
4:51

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Product Details

  • Original Release Date: September 13, 2004
  • Release Date: September 13, 2004
  • Label: Rhino
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  • Total Length: 1:00:38
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  • ASIN: B00123NWMW
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (20 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #108,138 Paid in Albums (See Top 100 Paid in Albums)

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Greatest female writer/vocalist of our time
By Darcy Jenkins-Holick on April 4, 2015
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Beefing up my Joni collection
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Extraordinary Joni
By Jan Watson on February 14, 2013
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Joni Mitchell has been a most influential musician of our time. This multi talented songstress has sung the lyrics of my life. She is universally loved and respected! She receives the respect of the world! Hail to the Queen of Music!
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Arrived Perfect
By AllenS on April 13, 2012
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CD arrived without incident and played perfectly.Case was intact as were notes. Great cd by Mitchell. Would use this vendor again.
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
A Masters Work.......
By J. Bilby on September 14, 2004
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Get with the real world.....this is a fantastic reminder of

what is sorely missing in music these days. This collection

spans so many memories, what a treasure chest of some

of the greatest music that came from such simple beginnings and evolved into one of the greatest musical

geniuses male or female but she's done this her way and

has lived the ups and downs of the music world. Its nice

to get to revisit an old friend and these choice nuggets

although I could piece them all together with my Mitchell

collection, its nice to see Joni's name on the hot sellers

list again and getting what she deserves. With so many

so so artists selling millions of records with one song

Joni gave us millions of memories, so many songs, year after year and never really exploded except for Court and Spark? she did it her way and

paved the way for so many, she deserves the respect of

all the greats from the past.. If you have all the songs and

it bothers you do see Joni Mitchell reintroducing herself

to a whole new generation of music lovers, don't buy it

but if you seek out some of the freshest, interesting, melodic

music you can buy, this is as good a place as any to

experience Joni Mitchell. Give her a break. Joni Mitchell

doesn't have to prove anything to anyone, these chestnuts

speak for themselves!
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79 of 138 people found the following review helpful
Twilight Of The Idols
By The Wingchair Critic on October 8, 2004
Format: Audio CD
As one of the most dazzling and innovative musical artists of the Seventies, Joni Mitchell and her audience deserve an intelligently selected, genuinely comprehensive, and multi-disc box set culled from that era, the sole period of her career in which Mitchell's musical genius was evident and operative.

There's no question that Mitchell's muse and much of that talent inexplicably abandoned her upon the completion of 1979's 'Mingus'; in an interview at that time, Mitchell stated that her musical journey and recording career were now largely things of the past; painting would be the artistic focus of her future.

However, Mitchell recorded again as early as 1982, creating the first mediocre album of her career with 'Wild Things Run Fast,' and subsequently released a series of trite, tepid, and transparent pop albums that, however sincere in conception and theme, utterly embarrassed and degraded her former reputation as the premier songwriter, vocalist, and musician of the earlier decade.

The sterling guitars, pianos, and horns were replaced with drum machines and synthesizers; where Mitchell had once collaborated with musicians of the caliber of Tom Scott, Jaco Pastorius, and Charles Mingus, collaborators now included Thomas Dolby, who produced 1985's 'Dog Eat Dog,' Lionel Ritchie, and a chest-thumping, howling Billy Idol.

Few major artists have ever fallen as far or as hard as Mitchell did during this time; embarrassed critics who had thus far revered her tended to politely ignore each album upon release, while puzzled fans, dismayed by the absence of Mitchell's former instrumental mastery, depth, vision, and wisdom, simply stopped buying.Read more ›
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19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
A self (and well) chosen introductory sampler
By Siriam on November 8, 2004
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After the mixed blessings of the prior separate CDs "Hits" and "Misses" one might wonder what this latest compilation will achieve. The answer (with some personal doubts) is a great one stop compilation of Joni's best cuts as chosen by the lady herself and remixed with great clarity (especially in the instrument separation). Combined together with a neat package of her paintings (better than the usual good and bad mix), notes by Cameron Crowe and full lyrics and track details this is the best starting point if you are new to the music and for longtime fans I would venture a better memory than her recent boxed set of Geffen recordings.

The order of the tracks is great in showing what an adventursome musical journey she has made, covering all her best known recordings though the choice of specific tracks will inevitably see indivdual longtime fans disappointed (how they could ignore anything from "Turbulent Indigo" plus use the recent orchestral version of "Both Sides Now" in preference to the original would be my doubts).

Best of all it shows the range of consistent and varied songwriting Joni achieved and will hopefully be a very simple answer to refute the "ice lady" image she has unfairly been tainted with over the years.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
What she left out!
By Scott Davis on February 10, 2010
Format: Audio CD
If you get interested by this middle-later best of, can I suggest some things you're missing? Even though she picked them, artists are notoriously poor judges of their work. "Peridot and periwinkle blue medallions, gilded galleons spilled across the ocean floor..." Her lyricism was in full flower from the very first album's Song to a Seagull. Her slower ballads, perhaps better known by their covers, but still good versions of Urge for Going (Tom Rush) and That Song about the Midway (Bonnie Raitt). You'll never know these stories if you stop at this CD. She caved on "California" (she has refused requests to play it in concert), perhaps because others like it. How long did she linger over Chelsea Morning, Sunny Sunday, Shades of Scarlett Conquering, Woman of Heart and Mind, Coyote and the Gillian Owen anthem in Practical Magic, A Case of You? Sometimes I wonder if she gets embarrassed over some of her up mood, wistful work. It's out there. Ladies of the Canyon, For the Roses, and oh please, Blue? Blue is a best of all in itself. If nothing else, make that your next one.

If you like this one, stay interested. She has a song for every mood. A brilliant mind, understanding her own life and the times around her like so few, she has a lot to say about anyone's personal journey. So many other thoughtful singer-songwriters owe her, come close, and even contribute a little. Carrie Newcomer, Lynn Miles, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Jewell even guys like fellow Canadian Bruce Cockburn.
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Joni Mitchell was an artist who, for years, resisted any attempts to anthologize her work. It is easy to see why, as her best albums (Mingus, Court and Spark) hold together like... Read more

Published on December 18, 2007 by Tim Brough
A truly dreamy collection.

This 2004 retrospective plays like a wonderful audio tapestry! It is the 2nd of two retrospectives released in 2004, the first being the political euphoria of "The Beginning Of... Read more

Published on November 12, 2005 by Anthony
Gorgeous packaging, lovely tracklist

The packaging of this compilation (like most of Joni's recent albums and compilations)is quite gorgeous, and it gives me great pleasure to see her wonderful lyrics coupled with her... Read more

Published on March 23, 2005 by Amazon Customer
Love it!

As a newcomer to the Joni fanbase, I picked up this CD when I heard her on Love Actually this past year, and fell in love with her and music. Read more

Published on December 17, 2004 by M. Owen
Well... new generations need to know about Joni's talent

Of course, nothing new on this one, but it's always so good to hear Joni!

This one specially, as the hits selected are the originals, instead of those buzzy-violin of... Read more

Published on December 17, 2004 by MGSint
Why?

As other reviewers have pointed out.....why??? This compilation does nobody a service - it cheats longtime fans who have already purchased this material countless times in the past... Read more

Published on December 10, 2004 by JR
Great compilation of Joni's art!

This is a great CD, filled with some of Joni's greatest tunes. The sound is outstanding. It may no have everything die hard fans would like to see, and yet is just great. Read more

Published on October 11, 2004 by Gustavo
If you were wondering.....

If you were wondering why so many musicians and critics (and fans) think so highly of Joni Mitchell's work, or if you've heard a few songs and would like to hear a broader... Read more

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