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Appearing three years after Mercury's comprehensive collection Fire in Your Eyes: Greatest Hits, BMG Heritage's 2004 release Ultimate Survivor edges out that previous collection for the title of the best Survivor compilation yet assembled. Why? Because the song selection and sequencing are sharper, developing a real momentum over its 18 songs, and it's also better presented, with strong liner notes and muscular remastering. Where the Mercury collection sometimes felt padded toward its end, as it emphasized some latter-day material, this focuses on the group's '80s heyday so much that it includes the original version of "Rockin' into the Night," a song Survivor leader Frankie Sullivan and his songwriting partner, Jim Peterik, gave to .38 Special, and their version is every bit as good as that group of wild-eyed Southern boys. Little touches like these make Ultimate Survivor live up to its title. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Photographer: Paul Narkin. Ultimate Survivor Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Hard Rock | | Label | Volcano | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  3881  | | CD Universe Part number | 6747547 | | Catalog number | 61488 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jul 13, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Ron Nevison; Frankie Sullivan; Jim Peterik; Frank Filipetti; Robie Porter; Survivor; Ron Nevison; Frankie Sullivan; Jim Peterik; Frank Filipetti; Robie Porter; Jeremy Holiday (Compilation) | | Additional Info | Remastered; Germany |
Ultimate Survivor Music Review Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews its all about the EYE OF THE TIGER...
There was a time when I ate, drank, slept and dreamt ROCKY and EYE OF THE TIGER was next in line. This was a quite a good collection even though I saw a few reviews mentioning that a couple of good tracks are missing but it was ok cos the essentials were present. A must have if you are a fan of the 80’s Arena rock scene and of course if you are a diehard fan of ROCKY.
Submitted by Sid H. (Kandy, SL) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No A Great Disc From Survivor!!
I would have to say that I am very impressed by this CD!! The remasterd sound quality is outstanding. "Eye of the Tiger" has never sounded better here. Other excellent tracks include
"Didn't Know It Was Love" and "Rebel Girl". Also, "Across the Miles" is a pleasant surprise. One flaw, however, is the omition once again of "Ever Since the World Began". How does the band (or record company) not realize how much of a hit this song was for Survivor fans. Thank God for CD recorders...I simply dumped "Caught In the Game" & replaced it with "Ever Since the World Began". NOW I have the Ultimate Survivor CD!! Next time, give "World Began" it's just due, this song will always be my favorite. This IS, otherwise, a GREAT CD!!
Still Rockin' In Minnesota, Todd
Submitted by dddtoto (Andover, MN)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Good stuff
What can i say? All the hits are here. I just wished a couple more tracks from Eye Of The Tiger were there also. Good buy anyway!
Submitted by Mark (Ft. Worth, Texas)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Must Have!!!
If you are a truly Survivor fan,you need this CD. Is a complete travel to the 80's.. You will enjoy every song..
GREAT!!
Submitted by arielrosario62 (san juan, pr)
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BEST COLLECTION
for someone just getting into SURVIVOR then this is for you. re-mastering rocks! there were really 2 different bands. The DAVE BICKLER era had more rockin' tunes and FRANKIE SULLIVAN played harder. The JAMI JAMISON era had songs more accustomed for his vocal range. JIMI had a better voice but the music was more subdued even though VITAL SIGNS was huge. JIMI AND FRANKIE would eventually put out a rockin'and perhaps their best album with TOO HOT TO SLEEP.
Submitted by COBRAFUNK (EDMOND, OK)
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