Could someone explain this please? Call me a cynical old (almost) Generation X-er, but don't you need at least 3 albums to qualify for a 'best of' collection? Even in todays disposable pop market, surely there's a sense of arrogance and dishonesty from a record label to churn out a greatest hits on the back of a lame Eurovision entry. Especially as all the tracks are covers. Maybe this is just the way things are going. Pretty soon I will be releasing a 'best of' album which will be followed by my first single but not before I've gone on tour. Sadly the tour will have to be postponed so that I can go into rehab and deal with the drug and alcohol issues I am about to develop. Hopefully my first celebrity wedding will delay those issues for a while. Isn't that how it's all done these days? Oh and can I just take this opportunity to show a middle finger to Chanelle (I spit as I type the name) and her disgustingly shocking vile single that crashed into the charts at number 63. She had 'vowed to quit the music industry' if it wasn't a hit. Don't let the door smack you on the way out will you.
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Presumably the first track on Andy Abraham's "best of" is "My old man's a dustman..."
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