Seal: Hits (Deluxe Version) - Seal

Seal: Hits (Deluxe Version)

Seal

  • Genre: Pop
  • Release Date: 2009-11-30
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 34

  • ℗ 2009 This Compilation P2009 Warner Records Inc.

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
I Am Your Man Seal 4:04
2
Kiss from a Rose Seal 4:48
3
Crazy Seal 5:56
4
Fly Like an Eagle Seal 4:14
5
Love's Divine Seal 4:36
6
A Change Is Gonna Come Seal 3:53
7
Amazing Seal 3:02
8
Get It Together Seal 4:25
9
My Vision (feat. Jakatta) Seal 3:44
10
Prayer for the Dying Seal 5:31
11
I Can't Stand the Rain Seal 3:34
12
Waiting for You Seal 3:43
13
The Beginning Seal 4:47
14
The Right Life Seal 4:03
15
Don't Cry Seal 6:19
16
Rolling Seal 4:30
17
If You Don't Know Me By Now Seal 3:47
18
Violet Seal 4:14
19
Killer Seal 6:23
20
Future Love Paradise Seal 5:32
21
Human Beings Seal 4:35
22
A Father's Way Seal 4:40
23
I'm Alive Seal 4:16
24
Colour Seal 5:20
25
Free Seal 3:23
26
Latest Craze Seal 4:26
27
System Seal 3:50
28
Newborn Friend Seal 3:53
29
Lips Like Sugar Seal 5:01
30
This Could Be Heaven Seal 4:45
31
Les Mots Seal 4:47
32
It's a Man's Man's Man's World Seal 3:53
33
"Soul" Medley: Get It Together Seal 8:14
34
Thank You Seal 3:47

Reviews

  • Great collection

    5
    By Asgard
    I guess I'm one of the few folks who Seal's more "dance" approach appeals too. I love his ballads, always have, however songs like Crazy have always defined Seal. I personally enjoy the material he did with Adamski and I'm always happy to hear new stuff in that vein. This is a good collection but after two soul ballad albums I know I'm ready for another classic album like System. God bless Seal and I hope he can move on from his family strife and continue to make music that moves and inspires me.
  • My Opinion

    5
    By slayyer2003
    When an artist sends out a hits album it usually means they are getting ready to retire so I think that's it for SEAL.
  • I agree

    1
    By Damian4044527254
    Seal, we love you..... please go into the studio with Trevor again. He's your Bernie to your Elton or vice versa...... missing the collaborative effort that brought Human Beings into the mix. Seal IV had some stand outs as well......but need new stuff. Por favor. Damian
  • Seal Hits, Deluxe version

    3
    By trackgrl13
    Seal's early recordings were amazing with depth unlike any other contemporary artist. But his recent stuff is flat, the passion isn't there. I'm looking forward to material when he reaches another passionate place in his life. He's probably just too busy with his family.
  • Another Greatest Hits?

    2
    By SactoJD
    I love Seal and have really enjoyed all of his music. But...he released a greatest hits in 2004. Since then, one new album, and the soul covers album. And now? Another greatest hits? I'd much rather have a new album. Or...just a break until the next album. C'mon Seal, you're better than this.
  • Finally, the right Hits Collection from Seal!

    4
    By RBurwell77
    People seem to think that releasing another greatest hits collection was a wrong move, but I think that THIS is the one collection that needs to be remembered. It covers all of his ground pretty well. Someone said that he hasn't done anything interesting since Human Being, which isn't true. I think that System was outstanding and overlooked. It was nice to hear him change it up and get us moving without doing the typical ballad-y songwriting. Then a year later to show his diversity by releasing intimate soul covers....Brilliant. I believe that NOW was the time to release this Greatest Hits. I look forward to whatever comes next from him. He is an amazing artist.
  • seal Hits (Deluxe Version)

    5
    By birdfuzz120
    This is the ultimate collection of songs for people who love Seal's Music. I love the funky remake of the classic "Thank-you". Great Collection!
  • Seal's in a funk, and not the good kind...

    3
    By taderfish
    Is it just me, or has Seal not produced anything truly captivating since Human Being? IMO, he was much more interesting before he began confining himself to specific themes, like clubby dancy music and soul revivalism. His best music was made with Trevor Horn, when the focus was on blending genres and influences to make something that resisted categorization. In terms of building and layering texture, Human Being went deep and never stopped. The sound is a complex blend of acoustic, electric and electronic elements that never sounds contrived, and reveals new details upon each listen. "Seal IV" and "System", despite a few exceptional tracks between them, are far less layered and personal, and do less than his previous work to reward repeat listening. I felt the same way about the "Soul" album. Although it contains covers of some fantastic songs, Seal approaches the project with a big-band approach that we've all heard before, and does little to reveal an artist's capability. One might go so far as to call the album a cash-in. Although the music that Seal has made over the past decade or so its completely understandable from a business standpoint, it leaves something to be desired. Considering the standard set by the first three albums, "Soul" is proof that he is capable of more, and is either stalling, or has lost his creative mojo. About half this collection is fantastic. Personally, the other half doesn't really do it for me. However, "A Father's Way" (which appeared on the soundtrack to "The Pursuit of Happyness") strikes me as the the best thing here since "Human Being." If, like me, you prefer Seal's early work, his last best-of collection is definitely a better buy. The 2nd disc of acoustic versions is worth the price of admission alone.
  • Do Some Work

    3
    By GrnLdg
    I love Seal, but really, am I the only one who thinks he needs to put something new out for a change?
  • GREAT collection

    4
    By TuneKing
    I am SO happy the song LATEST CRAZE is included here---how this one wasn't a hit is beyond me. Check it out for sure.