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Thyrty: The 30th Anniversary Collection

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Thyrty: The 30th Anniversary Collection

 
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Label: Utv Records
Rating: 3.5
 
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Tracklist of Thyrty: The 30th Anniversary Collection

Disc 1
1 Sweet Home Alabama  4:45 view lyrics
2 Need All My Friends  3:18 no lyrics yet - submit it
3 Blues Medley: Sweet Little Angel/How Blue Can You Get/I Got a Mind to G   no lyrics yet - submit it
4 Down South Jukin'  1:49 no lyrics yet - submit it
5 Was I Right or Wrong  5:25 no lyrics yet - submit it
6 I Ain't the One  3:48 no lyrics yet - submit it
7 Tuesday's Gone  7:32 view lyrics
8 Gimme Three Steps  5:19 no lyrics yet - submit it
9 Workin' for MCA  4:57 no lyrics yet - submit it
10 Ballad of Curtis Loew  4:53 no lyrics yet - submit it
11 Call Me the Breeze  5:10 view lyrics
12 Saturday Night Special  5:40 no lyrics yet - submit it
13 All I Can Do Is Write About It [Acoustic]  4:17 no lyrics yet - submit it
14 Free Bird  4:43 view lyrics
15 Whiskey Rock-A-Roller  4:15 no lyrics yet - submit it
16 Simple Man  5:57 view lyrics
17 What's Your Name?   no lyrics yet - submit it
18 That Smell  5:48 no lyrics yet - submit it
19 I Know a Little   no lyrics yet - submit it
20 You Got That Right  3:49 no lyrics yet - submit it
21 Comin' Home  3:11 no lyrics yet - submit it
22 Swamp Music  3:33 no lyrics yet - submit it
23 Gimme Back My Bullets  3:33 no lyrics yet - submit it
24 Smokestack Lightning  4:30 no lyrics yet - submit it
25 Last Rebel  5:43 no lyrics yet - submit it
26 Things Goin' On [Acoustic]  4:58 no lyrics yet - submit it
27 Talked Myself Right into It  3:25 no lyrics yet - submit it
28 We Ain't Much Different  3:44 no lyrics yet - submit it
29 Workin'  4:54 no lyrics yet - submit it
30 Mad Hatter  5:39 no lyrics yet - submit it

Reviews:

An Excellent Primer

Having read all the listener reviews I have come to the conclusion that there will always be those who can't accept that Lynyrd Skynyrd without Ronnie Van Zant can be authentically Lynyrd Skynyrd since he was the compositional soul of the band. I have long been guilty of being one of those who feel like that. But after listening to Thyrty, I am convinced that the spirit of Lynyrd Skynyrd, diminished as it is by Van Zant's absence, lives on.

This CD is not for old time, hard core fans of Lynyrd Skynyrd as it was, but is an excellent primer of the band and its sound as it has evolved through the years for younger listeners and for those who can't afford to buy every CD. I remain partial to the old sound. For good raucous party music, its hard to beat the sounds of I Ain't the One, Gimme Three Steps, Call Me The Breeze, Free Bird, That Smell, and What's Your Name.

While the new lineup just doesn't have the song-writing wizardry of Ronnie Van Zant to help the band back to the lofty heights it once occupied, there remains plenty of the raw energy and redneck rock attitude to please most fans. Thyrty offers a nice mix of studio recordings,live cuts, and acoustic versions to give the new fan an overall feel for the band's sound. And incidentally, Smokestack Lightnin' is not at all the same great song so often covered by the Yardbirds and others in the 1960s.

Long-time fans already know the old stuff. For new fans, I recommend One More From The Road in addition to this as a CD that reveals what the band was capable of at its height. In the meantime, enjoy this for what it is and hope for thyrty more years.

AWESOME!!

I'm a 14 year old guy in the 9th grade. For about two years now, 60s, and 70s rock has been coming back FAST! This is one CD I bought when I began listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd, and this CD will KEEP me wanting to listen to them. This CD is most deffinitly worth the money!

Good overall

It would've been nice to have the original version of 'Simple Man' on the album, but i ain't gonna complain. Captures some of the original essence of Skynyrd, so overall I think this is an album worth buying. Long live SKYNYRD!