Kihnsolidation: The Best of Greg Kihn
Artist: Greg Kihn

Rhino's Greg Kihn retrospective is definitive, drawing from each of the straightforward pop-rocker's albums, including all of his hit singles, and even continuing his long history of album titles built around name-derived puns (1981's Rockihnroll, 1985's Citizen Kihn, etc.). Kihnsolidation includes the hits "Breakup Song" and "Jeopardy," as well... Read More

Selections from Passion: Music for the Last Temptation of Christ
Artist: Peter Gabriel
All the Best - UK
Artist: Paul McCartney
Community Score: 4.50
Abacab/Genesis
Artist: Genesis
King's Road, 1972-1980
Artist: John Wetton

Although John Wetton is at the helm throughout all of these tracks, King's Road, 1972-1980 is really a collaboration of progressive rock artists that have joined Wetton across each of the 13 songs. Wetton's renditions of songs by his former bands King Crimson and UK come off quite clean and refined, especially "As Long As You Want Me Here" from... Read More

The Singular Adventures of the Style Council
Artist: The Style Council
Community Score: 10.00

The Style Council's albums were always weighed down by their far-reaching musical ambitions, which meant that their ideas were usually best heard on their singles. And while this period of Paul Weller's career has been criticized heavily, he wrote several excellent songs during the Style Council, most of which are featured on the fine... Read More

Anthology 1962-1974
Artist: The Righteous Brothers
Community Score: 3.00

For some listeners, a double-disc of the Righteous Brothers might seem like overkill, but Anthology 1962-1974 should silence most skeptics. Over the course of the two discs, it becomes clear that the duo were the finest blue-eyed soul singers of their era. Not only do the hits ("Little Latin Lupe Lu," "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling,"... Read More

From Langley Park to Memphis
Artist: Prefab Sprout
Community Score: 8.00

A good but inconsistent record, it includes shining tracks like "The Golden Calf," "Cars and Girls," and "I Remember That." Paddy McAloon begins to explore his fixation with pop icons like Elvis and Springsteen. A must for fans. ~ Scott Bultman, All Music Guide Read More

The Indescribable Wow
Artist: Sam Phillips

Sam Phillips' aptly titled secular debut is a pop marvel, a bright, colorful collection produced with verve by T-Bone Burnett. At times, Phillips' sweet voice and bouncy songs conjure the spirit of prime girl-group-era pop, but her mature, pointed lyrics -- largely devoted to sophisticated dissections of modern relationships -- shrug off such... Read More

Greatest Hits
Artist: The Moody Blues
Community Score: 9.67

All of the Moody Blues' best songs and biggest hits from the 1980s are collected on Greatest Hits; it's the most mainstream pop-oriented material the band has ever recorded. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide Read More

All the Best
Artist: Paul McCartney
Community Score: 6.25
Message from the Country: Jeff Lynne Years 1968-1973
Artist: The Move