Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: Twenty Five by George Michael

Twenty Five

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Record Label: Epic

Originally released: 2008

Play	Track	Price
	1. Everything She Wants (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	2. Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	3. Feeling Good	$1.29
	4. Faith (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	5. Too Funky (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	6. Fastlove (Part 1)	$1.29
	7. Freedom! '90 (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	8. Spinning The Wheel	$1.29
	9. Outside (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	10. As (Remastered 2006)
	11. Freeek! (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	12. Shoot The Dog (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	13. Amazing (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	14. Flawless (Go To The City) (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	15. An Easier Affair (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	16. Careless Whisper (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	17. Last Christmas (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	18. A Different Corner (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	19. Father Figure (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	20. One More Try (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	21. Praying For Time (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	22. Heal The Pain (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	23. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	24. Jesus To A Child	$1.29
	25. Older	$1.29
	26. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
	27. You Have Been Loved	$1.29
	28. John and Elvis Are Dead (Remastered 2006)	$1.29
	29. This Is Not Real Love (Remastered 2006)	$1.29

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Reviews

Rhapsody

George Michael already put out one greatest hits album in 1998, but quite a lot has happened to the U.K.'s biggest pop star in the decade since (not all of it involving public scandal). More importantly, when you've been in the biz for 25 years, you probably warrant more than one retrospective. All the songs you love, including his Wham! hits, are here, remastered for TwentyFive's 2006 U.K. release, plus his recent work (check out "Shoot the Dog," his critique of Tony Blair and the Iraq War) and a handful of new tracks, including a duet of "Heal the Pain" with Paul McCartney.