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Bob Seger - Greatest Hits

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

October 25, 1994
With the number of songs that Bob Segar has produced throughout the years it is difficult to get all of the songs I like one one CD, and there are a couple of songs that I would have liked to see.

The CD stills has so many great songs that it is easy to see why some songs may have been missed, such as Fire Lake which is one of my all time favorites of his, along with Turn the Page.

But the songs that are missing (at least to me) are available on the Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, so between the two of them the bases are pretty well covered.

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Bob Seger. Greatest Hits, Vol. 2

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

November 04, 2003
Some great songs (Her Strut/Rock & Roll Never Forgets) some lame fillers. Seger's stuff is not on iTunes, so not being able to buy individual songs forces you to buy whole CD's-a strategy that maximizes Bob's net worth-not yours.

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Live Bullet

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

December 07, 1999
If you are a Bob Seger fan, then you must own this album. It is probably one of the greatest live albums ever recorded. Many say he and the band sound better live than on any studio recording. Great cd, great songs, its hard to beat.

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Stranger in Town

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

September 25, 2001
Any Bob Segar fan who was of age when this ablums was originally released should be able to remember it with a great fondness.

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Night Moves

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

December 07, 1999
Had to replace my Night Moves CD. This one is one of Bob's best ever. Night Moves, Mainstreet, Come to Poppa, Ship of Fools are some of my favorites. Good Stuff.

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Against the Wind

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

June 24, 2003
I had this album as a cassette for years and played it in my old car all the time. Got a new car last year and Oh,no! couldn't play the cassette. Ordered the CD, it came almost immediately, and even better - was in perfect condition. Not a single scratch or flaw. Am well on the way to wearing it out, too! When I do, I would go right back to this seller for future purchases. Excellent seller to deal with!

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Nine Tonight "Live"

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

October 26, 1989
Nine tonight is so good it should be on DVD.It gives the raw power of an authentic band playing real live instruments with no fancy gimmicks,just plain simple,honest RnR,with a band who is at it's peak.Just listen to all the classics,played with fire and feeling.I've seen Bob and the Silver B band just once (livin' in Europe)and it was great.This album is a reminder of how it was.

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Face The Promise

by: Bob Seger

September 12, 2006
BOB SEGERS LATEST IS BACK TO HIS ROCKING BEST THE ROCKERS ARE BACK TO HIS HOLLYWOOD NIGHT DAYS.WHILE THE BALLADS ARE THE STRONGEST BUNCH OF SONGS RECORDED IN YEARS BY SEGER

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The Distance

by: Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

October 25, 1990
You know how many of the rock bands from the 70's had trouble finding an appropriate sound once the 80's rolled around? You know, a sound that can make the band maintain their level of enjoyment while updating the sound of the 80's and still being *good*? Bob Seger apparently didn't have any problem with the change, as many of the songs contain that same feeling of enjoyment that the previous Seger albums from the 70's did. I really like the ballad "Comin' Home" a LOT. It sounds so honest and meaningful, and Bob's vocals elevate the melody to new heights. The album also has some good rockers too. A comeback album worth owning.

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Smokin' O.P.'s

by: Bob Seger

June 07, 2005
I've owned this release on vinyl for many years before getting it on disc and it is without a doubt my favorite Bob Seger album. Bob sings with absolute joy and soul. The band is tight and guitarist Michael "Monk" Bruce shines on tunes like "Turn On Your Lovelight" and "Love The One You're With." His style is R&B with just a tinge of jazz and is reminiscent of early Steely Dan guitarists Denny Dias and Jeff Baxter. Skip Knape's Hammond organ puts down a driving groove on most tunes and Pam Todd and Crystal Jenkins' vocals help make the Stills cover more soulful than the original. If this disc doesn't make your feet tap, check for a pulse.