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4.0 out of 5 stars
Good selection, March 10, 2002
This review is from: Jamie Oliver's Cookin: Music to Cook By (Audio CD)
I'm neither a fan of compilation cds OR Jamie Oliver. Not that I have anything against the guy, I just don't watch his cooking programme. But I will say that his tastes in music don't differ much from mine. This cd features the best British artists of recent times, especially the "Madchester" era, but necessarily not their biggest singles. In fact, the Naked Chef avoids the better-known songs. Blur's "Trouble In The Message Centre" is a classic and should have been a big hit. "Live Forever" is Oasis at their best - no pretentiousness, just intent on sweeping you away with their jingle-jangle guitar harmonies. But um, Toploader? Bit dubious about that... A full tracklisting of the cd: 1 - Dancing In The Moonlight...Toploader
2 - Motorcycle Emptiness...Manic Street Preachers
3 - RIght Here Right Now...Fatboy Slim
4 - Blow Your Mind...Jamiroquai
5 - Trouble In The Message Centre...Blur
6 - Live Forever...Oasis
7 - Sun Meets The Sky...Supergrass
8 - This Is How It Feels...Inspiral Carpets
9 - Even After All...Finley Quaye
10 - Come Undone...Duran Duran
11 - Loose Fit...Happy Mondays
12 - Take It...Flowered Up
13 - Beggin You...Stone Roses
14 - Roll To Me...Del Amitri
15 - Sundial...Scarlet Division
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Summer evening CD!, August 13, 2001
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This review is from: Jamie Oliver's Cookin: Music to Cook By (Audio CD)
This is probably the best compilation CD I've ever bought. This CD begs to be listened to outside with a cold beer in hand. Track 9 by Finley Quay is mesmerizing. Jeez just when I thought I couldn't love Jamie more I heard him on drums on track 16 with his band Scarlet Division and fell in love all over again. GET THIS ALBUM!!!! You will not be disappointed!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is hot!!!, August 5, 2001
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This review is from: Jamie Oliver's Cookin: Music to Cook By (Audio CD)
I love this album, there are some great tracks from the past 15 years on there which remind me of the Manchester scene in England. Most of them were used in the uk version of The Naked Chef - shame we Americans did'nt get the original soundtrack! But this album makes up for it, and it has an interesting glimpse of Jamie's own band "Scarlet division" with track 16 - Sundial. Great tune! I can't wait for their album later this year. Anyway - buy a copy of Cookin' now - you'll love it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
LOVED IT!!!, July 19, 2001
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This review is from: Jamie Oliver's Cookin: Music to Cook By (Audio CD)
Wicked selection of tunes. Jamies own band - Scarlet division - make a welcome appearance at the end with their debut single "Sundial" - it totaly rocks!! A great album, the man has very good taste in music. CHECK IT OUT!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Rocking album - loved track 18!!, July 16, 2001
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This review is from: Jamie Oliver's Cookin: Music to Cook By (Audio CD)
This is a great collection of classic indie/rock tracks - most of which featured on the first two series of the naked chef. There's also the debut single of Jamie's own band - Scarlet division - with track 18 "Sundial". This is a stomping song and it rounds the album off a treat. This album is well worth having in your collection, and if you're not already a Scarlet division fan - it'll definately switch you on to them too. Great buy!!!!
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