Hilary Duff Best Of CD

Best Of Music

List Price	$13.95 (You save $1.36)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Teen Pop, Rock, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	Hollywood
Orig Year	2008
All Time Sales Rank	114645
CD Universe Part number	7731396
Catalog number	000219502
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 11, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Rhett Lawrence; Andre Recke; Derrick Haruin; Hilary Duff; John Shanks; Logic; Matrix; Matthew Gerrard; Ryan Tedder; Dead Executives; Vada Nobles
Engineer	Dave Pensado; Matrix; Rhett Lawrence; Ryan Tedder; Steve McMillan; Brian Reeves
Personnel	Hilary Duff - vocals

Hilary Duff Best Of Songs

1.	Reach Out	$0.99
2.	Holiday	$0.99
3.	Stranger	$0.99
4.	With Love	$0.99
5.	Play With Fire	$0.99
6.	Wake Up	$0.99
7.	My
8.	Come Clean [Remix] - (remix)
9.	So Yesterday	$0.99
10.	Why Not	$0.99
11.	Reach Out [Remix] - (remix)
12.	Holiday [Remix] - (remix)

Best Of Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars THIS IS REALLY THE BEST!!!
Hilary Duff rocks on this Best Of album, some of her older songs are bit changed, and her new songs are soooo god!!U NEED TO BUY THIS if you are a huge fan of her EVEN if you are a newbie ;)
Submitted by Samantha (NY,USA)
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5 stars Very good!
Hilary Duff's new album is very good, but I didn't like the words in "Reach" but LOVED the rythem!
Submitted by Becky (England)
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5 stars Albert
Hilary Duff brings to us some new songs that are so good, and a little tour on her older songs. Her voice is amazing, i just love her so much. U NEED TO BUY THIS!! HER NEW SONGS ARE INCREDIBLE GREAT!!!
Submitted by eloynavarroabba (LA,USA)
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5 stars Excellent
This album rocks and the new songs are great.
Submitted by Josh (New York, New York)
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