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The Best Years of Our Lives (1989)
Released: 1989
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8 Reviews
Very underrated album. Should of sold better.
Monday, August 8, 2011 - 5:09 pm -
fasteddie
Sadly, it came out at a time when mainstream radio was ignoring Neil. "Best Years of Our Lives" would have been a top 10 single had it been releases in the 70's. So would have been "This Time."
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One of my faviourites
Thursday, June 16, 2011 - 6:33 am -
satyaki
I really love listening this album specially the song,'Carmelta's Eyes', just wonderful. I brought this cassette long time back, but unfourtunately, the cassette is not working well, and i really tried to get a cd, but unfourtunately in India, Sony Music hasn't relised out the cd version of this album, so now i cant listen.
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Don.
Monday, June 6, 2011 - 9:44 pm -
donalddamm
One of my favorite albums by Neil. Should have done better on the Charts. Great Songs. Midnight Dream & This Time are the best! Neil wrote every song except Baby Can I Hold You. True Diamond fans should have it.
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BEST YEARS....
Tuesday, October 5, 2010 - 8:34 pm -
MELLOWYELLOW
I LIKE THIS ALBUM TOO, IT WAS A GOOD WAY TO END THE 80S....EVEN THO THE EIGHTES IS MY FAV PERIOD FOR NEIL.
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@nd Obnly To THE JAZZ SINGER
Tuesday, July 13, 2010 - 9:38 am -
DiamondFan1981
This album is by far one of Neil's best in my opinion. THIS TIME is so beautiful and I also love Neil's take on Tracy Chapman's BABY CAN I HOLD YOU. There is nothing wrong with this album. EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE FINE rocks and should be brought back to his concert setlist. It's a classic to me like Cherry Cherry is to so many who bought that record.
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What a voice!
Thursday, July 31, 2008 - 7:15 pm -
sutherlandbay
The more time I spend listening to Neil's catalogue, the more I hear the strings and horns, and follow the actual music more closely. It is clearly evident that David Foster was involved in this recording. Every piece of music that Foster has touched sounds the same to me, but Neil's baritone voice puts a different spin on it and gives it a very different sound. Way to go Neil!
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Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Friday, July 25, 2008 - 12:04 pm -
burtb
This album represents one of the low points of the ND canon. Might as well have slapped a "contractual obligation" label on the front. Title track is okay, but unrelenting tedium soon takes hold and refuses to let go.
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One of my favourites
Wednesday, May 7, 2008 - 2:47 pm -
nowordstoexplain
Neil's song writing is in fine form on this cd. It's a lush beautifully arranged mostly acoustic album brilliantly produced by David Foster. The title track is a joyous driving rock anthem which I remember playing over and over when I was younger. This album became a soundtrack to my life as a young man and I still go back to it and it sounds as fresh now as it did that first day I put it in my cd player.
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The Best Years Of Our Lives
2.
Hard Times For Lovers
3.
This Time
4.
Everything's Gonna Be Fine
5.
Hooked On The Memory Of You
6.
Take Care Of Me
7.
Baby Can I Hold You
8.
Carmelita's Eyes
9.
Courtin' Disaster
10.
If I Couldn't See You Again
11.
Long Hard Climb
