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Heritage Collection

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outlaws are the best southern rock band ever, period.the only problem with compiles is that there are not enough songs on them! as for this cd, the tracks are correct but instead of 'back from eternity' the track is actually 'all roads' from 'los hombres malo', and there are NO live tracks(i hate live tracks of songs that werent released live to begin with like on 38 specials flashback) as listed on the liner notes.all i can say is that i hope someone will release a boxed set of 'playin to win', eye of the storm' and 'los hombres'.i am am also irritated that several tracks are available on several different cds already, so unreleased alternate choices would be much appreciated. how many different cds do i really need with 'green grass and high tides' on it? anyway, i HIGHLY recommend this recording just for the two previously unavailable tracks 'all roads' and 'rebel girl'. southern rock on!

This CD is worth owning because of the inclusion of previously unavailable digitial recordings of Rebel Girl and All Roads. The CD is still a bit "no frills". All of the tracks are available on other Outlaw compilation CD's except the two aforementioned tunes. The CD does not include any out-take demos or information about lyrics, recording information, or file photos. Hope that sometime in the future, the surviving Outlaws can collaborate on a cumulative Box-Set that includes rare demos, alternate takes, and cuts from In The Eye Of The Storm, Soldiers of Fortune, and Playing To Win. For listeners that have never been exposed to the sweet yet powerful guitar and vocal harmonies of the Outlaws, this CD is a gem.