Name: Manic Monday: The Best of Bangles
Brand: ** What Records ***
SKU: 23497182
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Manic Monday

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Album: Manic Monday: The Best of Bangles
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Manic Monday
2)	Going Down to Liverpool
3)	Walk Like an Egyptian
4)	If She Knew What She Wants
5)	Hero Takes a Fall
6)	Live
7)	James
8)	All About You
9)	Dover Beach
10)	Tell Me
11)	Restless
12)	He's Got a Secret
13)	Silent Treatment
14)	More Than Meets the Eye
15)	Walking Down Your Street
16)	In a Different Light
17)	Following
18)	Standing in the Hallway
1)	Hazy Shade of Winter
2)	In Your Room
3)	Eternal Flame
4)	Be with You
5)	I'll Set You Free
6)	Return Post
7)	Where Were You When I Needed You
8)	Let It Go
9)	September Gurls
10)	Angels Don't Fall in Love
11)	Not Like You
12)	Complicated Girl
13)	Bell Jar
14)	Something to Believe In
15)	Watching the Sky
16)	Some Dreams Come True
17)	Crash and Burn
18)	Everything I Wanted

Album: Manic Monday: The Best of Bangles
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Manic Monday
2)	Going Down to Liverpool
3)	Walk Like an Egyptian
4)	If She Knew What She Wants
5)	Hero Takes a Fall
6)	Live
7)	James
8)	All About You
9)	Dover Beach
10)	Tell Me
11)	Restless
12)	He's Got a Secret
13)	Silent Treatment
14)	More Than Meets the Eye
15)	Walking Down Your Street
16)	In a Different Light
17)	Following
18)	Standing in the Hallway
1)	Hazy Shade of Winter
2)	In Your Room
3)	Eternal Flame
4)	Be with You
5)	I'll Set You Free
6)	Return Post
7)	Where Were You When I Needed You
8)	Let It Go
9)	September Gurls
10)	Angels Don't Fall in Love
11)	Not Like You
12)	Complicated Girl
13)	Bell Jar
14)	Something to Believe In
15)	Watching the Sky
16)	Some Dreams Come True
17)	Crash and Burn
18)	Everything I Wanted

Performer Notes

Liner Note Author: Paul Lester.
Photographer: Sheila Rock.
With their energetic and melodic pop sound, the Bangles were a breath of fresh air in the late '80s, and this two-disc set has every track of note the group produced, including delightful covers of Prince's "Manic Monday," Jules Shear's "If She Knew What She Wants," Paul Simon's "Hazy Shade of Winter," and Alex Chilton's "September Gurls," plus the quirky and utterly infectious "Walk Like an Egyptian," making this both a perfect introduction and a career survey of a band that all too often flew beneath the serious attention of rock critics. The bottom line is that the Bangles were a whole lot of fun, and their music still sounds surprisingly fresh all these years later. ~ Steve Leggett

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