Cool cool cool!

In the few years that Morcheeba has been around, the band has been able to carve a niche among club-hoppers and easy music listeners likewise, with its blend of trip-hop, infectious beats and amazing vocals. This CD is a compilation of some of their biggest hits, including 'Rome wasn't built in a day' and 'Be yourself'.

My personal favourites include 'Undress me now', 'The sea' and 'What New York couples fight about'. I would have given this compilation 5 stars, but it misses 2 great tracks in the oriental-sounding 'A well deserved break' (from the album 'Fragments of Freedom) and the phenomenal 'Three orange whips' (from the album 'Blindfold'). All said and done, this is a GREAT compilation and a perfect introduction to the music of Morcheeba. BUY IT IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY, and you won't be disappointed!!!

Don't waste your time or money!

This is the worst CD I have bought in YEARS! Morsheeba seems to have all of the right elements. The music is good, the singing is good, but it does not fit. I think the writing and lyrics are a bit off and may the reason that it does not come together. I am a very open minded person and I look for the good in everything, but just could not find it here.

This isn't Brit pop

I've been a Morcheeba fan since their first release "Who Can You Trust?" back in 1996, and was thrilled to see a compilation CD of their best. Described as Trip Hop, British band Morcheeba is one of a kind. Techno beats are the backdrop for the smooth and groovy vocals of Skye Edwards. Brothers Ross and Paul Godfrey provide the music- an edgy, almost mystical vibe. Guest vocalists include Big Daddy Kane and Kurt Wagner. Their sound is difficult to describe, and best left to be experienced. Give a listen to "Trigger Hippie", "Rome Wasn't Built in a Day", "Never an Easy Way", and "Can't Stand It". Even if you purchase this album blindly, you won't be disappointed.