The summit of insolence

Slowly we could be really angry about so much stupidity and audacity on the part of record labels. As you read the title Jennifer Rush "Best of 1983-2010" and rejoices as a longtime fan, it's probably finally managed to finish the ego trips of the record companies and the artist a label across Hitsammlung was granted. But far from it. The Hits by Sony Music (1983-91) on the one hand and those under EMI / Virgin (1992-99) can not be found again on this CD. The abolut incomprehensible it also: Not even Sony Music that bring out this CD, are able to grab all those hits of their own period (1983-91) on the CD, but for which they have the rights themselves. So only the Jennifer Rush Hits 1983-85 were considered, and of the other big hits in the second half of the 80s, such as "I Come Undone", "Heart Over Mind", "Flames of Paradise" and "You're My One only ", also with Sony Music signed, there is no trace. Instead, any album pieces of the first two albums were scattered randomly on the CD without any system and sense, which are not bad, but now have lost really nothing on a Best of CD.

Slowly, one wonders what will work in the record companies for "experts"? Do I have a fan until even the right song list put together, including evidence of airplay and singles chart placements to educate their own record label, which hits actually had their own artist under their label? Embarrassing it is really barely.

Moreover, I also do not understand the difficulties, sometimes all Jennifer Rush Hits Sony and EMI on a CD to unite. Jennifer Rush is finally not the only artist who has changed the record company throughout their careers several times. There are other artists actually complete Best of CDs where several record companies are combined on one CD: For example, Best ofs of Kylie Minogue, Kim Wilde, Tina Turner, Cher, Belinda Carlisle, Bonnie Tyler, .... It thus provides, it is possible.

It remains for those who want to have an overview of Jennifer Rush Hits, still only one recommendation: The acquisition of the first official Best of CD The Power of Jennifer Rush, which contains all the hits of the era from 1984 to 1991 Sony. If you want only the big hits, which is so adequately served. Who Also for then following, but rather less commercially successful period under the record label EMI (1992-98) is interested will be interested to the CD Essential to heart that unites the more or less big hits that period and thus seamlessly in time to "The Power of Jennifer Rush" joins.

Otherwise, a word to the record companies: Better to have to buy the rights to publish a CD with really complete hit list of Jennifer Rush, as time and time again an unnecessary cheap botch Best of by one.