Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection
Chris de Burgh · 2001
72 min · 17 tracks · rock music
A sweeping collection of heartfelt ballads and evocative storytelling that captures the essence of romance and longing.
Why this album works
- Best for
- heartfelt ballads for reflection steady pacing for easy listening romantic themes of longing
- Context
- By the time 'Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection' was released in 2001, Chris de Burgh had established himself as a prominent figure in soft rock since his breakthrough with 'The Lady in Red' in 1986. This compilation arrived during a phase of his career where he sought to consolidate his legacy through a curated collection of hits and new remixes, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners.
- If you like
- rock music
Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection is an album by Chris de Burgh, released in 2001. A sweeping collection of heartfelt ballads and evocative storytelling that captures the essence of romance and longing. This album is significant not only for its commercial success, reaching the top charts across several countries, but also for its role in solidifying de Burgh's status as a romantic singer-songwriter. The inclusion of remixed tracks like 'I Want It (And I Want It Now)' demonstrates his adaptability within the evolving music landscape of the early 2000s while maintaining his signature style. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection sound like?
A sweeping collection of heartfelt ballads and evocative storytelling that captures the essence of romance and longing. Rooted in rock music.
What makes Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection by Chris de Burgh notable?
This album is significant not only for its commercial success, reaching the top charts across several countries, but also for its role in solidifying de Burgh's status as a romantic singer-songwriter. The inclusion of remixed tracks like 'I Want It (And I Want It Now)' demonstrates his adaptability within the evolving music landscape of the early 2000s while maintaining his signature style. By the time 'Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection' was released in 2001, Chris de Burgh had established himself as a prominent figure in soft rock since his breakthrough with 'The Lady in Red' in 1986. This compilation arrived during a phase of his career where he sought to consolidate his legacy through a curated collection of hits and new remixes, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners.
Who is Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection for?
Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection works well if you're into heartfelt ballads for reflection, steady pacing for easy listening and romantic themes of longing.
How many songs are on Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection?
Notes from Planet Earth – The Ultimate Collection has 17 tracks, running approximately 72 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 Don't Pay the Ferryman Standout 3:50
- 2 Missing You 2001 4:03
- 3 Fatal Hesitation 4:14
- 4 Ship to Shore 3:43
- 5 The Lady in Red Standout 4:16
- 6 When I Think of You 3:25
- 7 Sailing Away 4:59
- 8 Two Sides to Every Story 3:42
- 9 Tender Hands 4:27
- 10 A Spaceman Come Travelling Standout 5:04
- 11 I Want It (And I Want It Now) (DJ Q-Ball remix) 4:24
- 12 Patricia the Stripper 2000 4:03
- 13 Borderline 4:33
- 14 Say Goodbye to It All 5:03
- 15 Where Peaceful Waters Flow 3:55
- 16 This Waiting Heart 4:07
- 17 High on Emotion 4:30
Release Date
January 1, 2001
Artist Origin
Argentina
Runtime
72 min 25 sec
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