| | H I M Single Collection CD - Import H I M Discography of CDs
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10-CD singles box for the Finnish goth rock act includes one previously unreleased single, 'It's All Tears (Drown In This Love)' & the nine which came before it, 'Wicked Game', 'When Love & Death Embrace', 'Join Me' , 'Right Here In My Arms', 'Poison Girl', 'Gone With The Sin', 'Pretending', 'In Joy & Sorrow' & 'Heartache Every Moment', including B-sides & remixes. 39-tracks in all. Packged in a deluxe box. BMG.
Similar in packaging to Smashing Pumpkins' infamous THE AEROPLANE FLIES HIGH, this set of 10 CD singles is loaded with all kinds of bonus material from the Scandinavian goth rockers. We're talking radio edits, remixes, live tunes, club versions, the works.
As the title suggests, H.I.M.'s Single Collection gathers some of the Finnish Goth-metal group's definitive singles from their career, including "It's All Tears," "When Love and Death Embrace," "Gone With the Sin," and their cover of Chris Isaak's "Wicked Game." The collection also features many B-sides, including "Again," "Salt In Our Wounds," and "Please Don't Let It Go," as well as instrumental versions, acoustic versions, and remixes of some of the band's hits. Overall, Single Collection is pretty comprehensive, but some fans may be frustrated by the presentation: the set offers the songs as though they were actual CD-singles, dividing 44 tracks over 10 discs. While this does add a feeling of authenticity to the set, it might be inconvenient for some listeners. Either way, Single Collection should be of interest to most hardcore H.I.M. (His Infernal Majesty) fans. ~ Heather Phares
Single Collection Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews H.I.M
Few Things. H.I.M does not stand for His Infernal Majesty.
2. They arent Scandinavian, theyre Finnish.
3. They arent Goth rockers. They Love Metalists
4. This set rocks.
Submitted by kc1313666 (Vinton, OH, USA) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No wow
i think every HIM fans have to have this one. this collection have a lots of new song that i never heard of. its just great
Submitted by nisisian (los Angeles, CA, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No great collection
a great collection of singles ever put together by any artists.
Submitted by lilpappy_oh (pinetop, az, usa)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  HIM ROCKS!!!!!!!
this collection is a must have for any HIM fan, go f&*(%$!@ buy it!
Submitted by Mike (Middletown, NJ)
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HIM IS WORTH EVERY PENNY
Im a big him fan, and i bought the boxed set before their albums, it's truly worth the mioney, its brilliant and the string/ or acoustic versions are magnioficant! Him is rally awsum and if u r a real him fan then u shud buy this awsum set, PRetty CDS and gorgeous slip cases, like mini album cases:) It has almost every song off GREATEST LOVE SONGS VOLUME.666 and DEEP SHADOWS< BRILLIANT HEADLIGHTS. wonderful, simply wonderful (also an awsum rendition of BILLY IDOL"S REBEL YELL) totally worth it
Submitted by Amelia (Yorkshire, England)
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Queen: Freddie Mercury (vocals, piano); Brian May (guitar, background vocals); John Deacon (bass); Roger Taylor (drums, background vocals).
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