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Reissue of 1973 two LP anthology on one CD. Contains all but one of the tracks ('Heartbreaker') that appeared on the original release. 19 tracks total, including the hits 'All Right Now', 'I'm A Mover' and 'I'll Be Creepin...  more »

     
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All Artists: Free
Title: Free Story
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal Japan
Release Date: 12/15/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Styles: Blues Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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Album Description
Reissue of 1973 two LP anthology on one CD. Contains all but one of the tracks ('Heartbreaker') that appeared on the original release. 19 tracks total, including the hits 'All Right Now', 'I'm A Mover' and 'I'll Be Creepin''. Also features the original cover art & the original liner notes. The tracks span the years 1968-72.

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CD Reviews

Superb collection
tomislavrocker | Rijeka, Croatia | 06/15/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is generally the 'second greatest' Free collection, after "Molten Gold: The anthology". It is by far superior to the later "All right now - best of" which has an awful remaster treatment - the songs was sounding like late eighties, not early seventies (wow, what a mistake!), and was suffering in song selection.
Anyway, this was originally double LP compilatiaon-album, and here on CD you get almoust 80 minutes of classic Free numbers. It covers all of the albums (I'm only missing here more stuff from the first album, and offcourse, "Wishing Well" from the "Heartbreaker" album), and you also get two live cuts, "Mr.Big" and "The Hunter", both concert stamples. Maybe would be better if they included album version of "All right now", which I prefer much more than the single version. But single is single. You'll anyway have to get "Fire and Water" album!
And maybe the sound qualitiy isn't so good, but this is probably the best way to get into Free, the classic early seventies rock band, which could be one of the biggest groups around if they had lasted.
But don't stop here, get "Fire and Water", and then superb 1968. debut "Tons of Sobs" (That's for start)."
Be free and naked
.Richard | england | 01/11/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)

"free-yes paul rogers was in another band before the reformed queen he hosted a fantastic blues/rock band that set the world alight with the monsterous song everyone would of heard once in theiir lifetime i'm talking about "all right now" but that isn't just one song you have 19 other classics from a band who i don't think has got their crown of being kings of rock..they get forgotten in the mist of drugs and booze..

this complitation features 19 sharp songs full of enough power

too make the earth quake

from the first cut "the mover" too the every last song "come together in the morning" with it's sexual innuendo

in-between you've got "mr big"

"fire and water" "heavy load" "all right now" from their classic album "fire and water"

and you've got one of the most beautiful ballads in the form

of "mourning sad mourning"

a excellent compliation theonly gripe i've got is, is it me or is the solo bit on "all right now" different to the one of the album "fire and water"? it's been drivin' me mad

well anyway classic band classic album and paul rogers is not just the singer for the reformed queen he was a blues rock dog

"rock and roll baby""
Great tracks... only that sound
Gab Mo | Alphen aan den Rijn, Zuid-Holland Netherlands | 07/16/2002
(3 out of 5 stars)

"Actually I rate this one with three and a half stars. The tracks are great, but the sound dry, boxy and thin. This was the first album I heard of Free, which since then became one of my all time favorite bands. It's too bad that the soundquality is poor. I have an old vinyl single of Allright Now that sounds the same or even better as that classic on this CD. However, most of the classics are here like Allright now (the single version, I prefer the longer LP-version), Come together in the morning, The Stealer (much underrated), Heavy load (with that typical slow bluesrock-sound of the Free), Little bit of love, Fire and water (my personal favorite) and Travelling man. It's a pitty that two of the greatest tracks of the Free: Wishing well and Heartbreaker are missing on this anthology. Mr. Big and the Hunter are here present as the live versions from the 1971 Live! album. Each track on this album is far better sounding on the individual Free-albums or on the anthology Molten Gold. The remixes of Bob Clearmountain on 1991's The Best of are even sounding as if coming from another planet."