Title: Some Nostalgic value
Product review: This album covers Howard Jone's singles from 1983-1993. It would have been a better album if it had stopped at 1989. The album does have some nostalgic value (at least it does for me) and a couple of great singles, like What is Love?, Things Can Only Get Better, Life In One Day, You Know I love you, Noone is to Blame, Everlasting love, and Like to Get to Know You Well. Beyond those singles, the rest of the album is pretty weak, in my opinion.I was a big fan of New Wave in the 80's and there is no doubt that Howard Jones was a piece of the puzzle that was 80's synth-pop. If you are looking to recapture a piece of your past and Howard Jones was part of it, by all means buy this album. It is worth it for the memories that the handful of good songs on it resurrect. If you already have Dream Into Action, don't bother with this one.
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