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( - Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour)
- Give Me Back My Heart
- Hand Held In Black And White
- Videotheque
- Give Me Some Kinda Magic
- The Second Time Around (Long Version - Previously Unreleased)
- Pink And Blue
- Don't Change Your Life
- Radio
- The Girls Are Out To Get Ya
- Young Love
- You Take My Breath Away
- Takin' A Chance On You
- Living A Life Of Dreams
- Dangerous Blondes (Full Version - Previously Unreleased)
- Two Hearts (Previously Unreleased)
- Hand Held In Black And White (Extended Version)
- Give Me Some Kinda Magic (2006 Extended Remix)
- Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour) (Demo - Previously Unreleased)
Average rating (3 reviews)
Dollar The platinum collection
mercboy1 | 15/11/2008 | See all mercboy1's reviews (1) »
This is a good album but unfortunately if you want all the dollar singles then you have to buy a second album as the other greatest hits released by sony has several singles this one doesn't e.g. 'Shooting star' and the fantastic, 'who were you with in the moonlight'. Still this album is worth getting for 'hand held in black and white'. Having said all that there is another 'greatest hits" relaesed on the pop masters series which has arguably the best from both albums, it's called 'give me back my heart'. I hope this is useful
The best CD in my collection!
Wildzippy | 26/04/2008 | See all Wildzippy's reviews (2) »
Platinum Collection
Nautilus | 27/05/2007 | See all Nautilus' reviews (12) »
Finally, Warner Brothers have released many of the tracks which made Dollar one of the best duos of the 1980s. Mirror, Mirror, Videoteque and the previously unreleased on CD, Hand Held In Black And White, are all here and Trevor Horn's shimmering production values remain resplendent. The two albums from which many of these tracks are lifted, The Paris Collection, and what was thought to be Dollar's best work, The Dollar Album, are yet to be released on CD, which is amazing considering the amount of second-rate romps through the 80s that hit record store shelves. It is easy with the passing of time to forget just how popular Dollar were and what made them so special. This is everyone's chance to remember.
