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For this reason I do not recommend buying it to play as a CD

- by jamesa9791
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  This two-CD set is a compilation of Beatles music fron 1967-1970, 14 songs on each CD. My favorite songs on this set are Magical Mystery Tour, Back in the USSR, Penny Lane, and Sgt.
  Pepper’s
  Lonely Hearts Club Band.
  Some of the songs on here, such as Strawberry Fields Forever, and Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, I find booring.
  This CD is really a mixed bag.
  Some ...
- of the songs are great, and some deserve to be skipped every time.
  For this reason I do not recommend buying it to play as a CD.
  However, if you are looking for a
  collection of Beatles songs from which to pick and choose which will go on your computer or iPod, this CD set is perfect.
  It offers a wide range of Beatles music and some of it is quite good.
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