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Legendary

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I Loved this collection of hits, and every song on this is an instant classic!!! My personal favorites include Dare Me, Back in my Arms, Neutron Dance, Jump (for my love), I'm So Excited, Twist My Arm, I Will Be There, Pound Pound Pound, Burn Down the Night, Telegraph Your Love, Operator, Dance Electric, and Baby Come And Get It. The bonuses of this collection icclude commentary from each of the Pointer Sisters, plus the extended 12" versions of their dance songs, such as Neutron Dance, Automatic, Jump, Dare Me, I'm So Excited, and Goldmine.
I would instantly recommend this collection of hits to anyone who likes classic eighties, classic Country, R&B, Soul, Rock, Pop, Gospel or Techno Pop. I absolutely believe this compilation is the best yet!!!

My favorite song, Twist My Arm, is the main reason I bought this album, and I have to say that there are many wonderful "ear candies" on this compact disc. I am the biggest fan of the Pointer Sisters (don't worry. I'm not a stalker) and I have purchased every single album they have recorded. My favorite album of theirs is "Break Out" (1983), and I have thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank God for the Pointer Sisters!

this compilation contains a lot of fillers, and if you add 12" versions as bonus tracks why not include the 12" version of Happiness ( I've never seen it on cd !!!!)

the Pointer Sisters are really good Singers but because they have done some of the most Cliched Material from the Synth&Programmed 80's it's cost them there due as Good Vocalists I believe.they have songs that everybody remembers or likes but rarely will go around bragging about.they were a Formula driven Group which fit in really well in the Mid-80's&change but it's hard them in the long run&it shouldn't.

I expected so much more from this recording. I mean, the Pointer Sisters, I thought, are aptly legendary, as the album title says; but, this Australian release compilation is such a dud, except for the extended remixes on the third CD. This makes one think of them as nothing compared to other pop trios like Exposé and Company B, who had much better music. Skip this one, I'm definitely giving some other compilation another try for this "legendary" trio. Blah!