Living in Oblivion, Vol. 4 continues the downward spiral of the series. There's little rhyme or reason to the song selection on the disc, as it jumps from new wave to goth-rock to mainstream rock to alternative. That scattershot approach prevents the album from being a cohesive listen, but the disc does contain several classics, including "Dance Hall Days," "One Thing Leads to Another, " "True, " "Come on Eileen, " "Digging Your Scene, " "Under the Milky Way, " "Tenderness" and "Mexican Radio." They may be presented in a ...
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Living in Oblivion, Vol. 4 continues the downward spiral of the series. There's little rhyme or reason to the song selection on the disc, as it jumps from new wave to goth-rock to mainstream rock to alternative. That scattershot approach prevents the album from being a cohesive listen, but the disc does contain several classics, including "Dance Hall Days," "One Thing Leads to Another, " "True, " "Come on Eileen, " "Digging Your Scene, " "Under the Milky Way, " "Tenderness" and "Mexican Radio." They may be presented in a more logical fashion on other compilations, but they make Living in Oblivion, Vol. 4 attractive to undiscriminating collectors. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Add this copy of Living in Oblivion Vol. 4 to cart. $29.99, very good condition, Sold by Meadeco Media rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from VINE GROVE, KY, UNITED STATES, published 1994 by EMI Distribution.