The Mail on Sunday

"The Best of 10cc Live" is a 2007 live compilation album by 10cc. The album was given away free with the British newspaper "The Mail On Sunday" in June 2007 to promote the band's 2007 June/July U.K. tour and the recent release of the studio compilation "Greatest Hits … And More".
Of note is the inclusion of the song "Welcome To Paradise", which was never released as a single and has never appeared on any "best of" or "greatest hits" compilation from the band.

Like Bowie, Roxy Music delivered art-rock with a heavy dose of irony, a scarce commodity in the mid 70s. Bryan Ferry's lounge-lizard persona meshed with Brian Eno's pioneering electronics and Phil Manzanera's highly textured guitar work to create a decadent but humorous sound that influenced many '80s new wave bands on both sides of the Atlantic, from the Cars to Duran Duran.

An amazing free CD by Queen – one of the greatest-ever supergroups. The CD features ten full Queen tracks, including "Killer Queen", "Don’t Stop Me Now" and, of course, the drum and guitar classic "We Will Rock You", all sung by Freddie Mercury, the iconic superstar who tragically died in 1991. As bonus tracks on this album also including four fantastic Queen songs performed by the original cast of the musical "We Will Rock You".

For this CD compilation I've selected 12 of my songs that I don't seem to tire of. Few of them are well known, but many of them are still sung at my concerts. Usually by me. I'll start off with the hit.

David Bowie