Original version. Out-of-print in the US! Already an international musical superstar, Melissa Etheridges profile was raised to an even higher level in the past year with her courageous battle against breast cancer, an amazing show-stopping performance on the Grammy Awards and by being honored as one of Time Magazines Top 100 Most Influential People in the World. This special Greatest Hits CD is the first comprehensive collection of songs recorded during Melissas remarkable musical journey, drawn from the earliest roots of her career to the brand new track 'I Run For Life', just recently recorded. It features 4 newly recorded songs including the current hit single, 'Refugee', a cover of the Tom Petty classic, as well as fan and radio favorites. Island. 2005.

1995 Solo Debut From The Ex-Waterboys Singer / Songwriter. Now At A Cheaper Price.

Already an international musical superstar, Melissa Etheridge’s profile was raised to an even higher level in the past year with her courageous battle against breast cancer, an amazing show-stopping performance on the Grammy© Awards and by being honored as one of Time Magazine’s Top 100 Most Influential People in the World. This special Greatest HitsCD is the first comprehensive collection of songs recorded during Melissa’s remarkable musical journey, drawn from the earliest roots of her career to the brand new track “I Run For Life,” just recently recorded. It features 4 newly recorded songs including the current hit single, “Refugee,” a cover of the Tom Petty classic, as well as fan and radio favorites.This Deluxe Edition features a recent interview with her, TV performances, exclusive unseen footage, and bonus features.

Building the Perfect Beast is the second album by Don Henley, released in 1984. Note: "A Month of Sundays" appeared on the cassette and compact disc versions of the album but was not included on the LP format. On vinyl it was released as the B-side of the single "The Boys of Summer".

Description Neil Younghas never been one to avoid political commentary. Ever since "Ohio," his classic anthem of moral outrage about the Kent State student massacre in 1970, Young's music has pulled no punches about the injustices of American policy both foreign and domestic. 2006's Living With Warcontinues that trend; in fact, the album is the most overtly political of Young's long, dazzling career. A collection of protest songs that takes the Bush administration directly to task for their actions in Iraq and elsewhere, Living With Warboils with outrage and aches with pathos (the grungy, midtempo opener "After the Garden" is a fine example of the latter). "Let's Impeach the President" and "Lookin' for a Leader" leave little question as to Young's opinion of George W., while the crunching, electric-guitar-heavy feel of the album underscores Young's bitter aggression. The album draws on the artist's lineage to the socially conscious activism of the 1960s, yet it feels energized, angry, contemporary, and timely, further highlighting Young's status as one of rock's longest-running and most integrity-driven heroes.