Comments for Kershaw, Nik, The Best of Nik Kershaw

I'm impressed with the data base. I've been a huge Nik Kershaw fan for years and this is the first time I'v heard of the exhistance of a fourth album. thanx

This is a very interesting album insofar as it contains almost all the single B-sides Nik ever did. You'd normally have to dig for the singles in second- hand stores, this CD is the only collection of B-sides I know. The only one I noticed missing was Don't Lie which is on the Don Quixote single (and maxi). The inner sleeve has some interesting comments about the master, too. Glad I have this.

Excellent compilation for a man who has been neglected for a long time. A must for anyone into 80's music. I still, after all this time, think that Human Racing is his weakest track, but then what do I know!

This album sets me in a state of waiting! When is he going to release something new, if ever?

I was quite pleased to find this CD imported into America (for a reasonable price, I might add). Previously, my only copy of "So Quiet" was a scratchy recording on a used copy of the "Wide Boy" 12". The only complaints I have are the omission of "You Might" and the unnecessary dub version of "Nobody Knows." Also, if you can find it (good luck if you live in the U.S.) I highly recommend picking up "Radio Musicola", if only for the epic gospel-tinged "Violet To Blue." It was so nice to find a compilation that wasn''t just a "greatest hits" package.

Plenty of good stuff on this album; his most famous hits,some B-sides & album tracks. My only criticism is that they`reall culled from the first three albums, with nothing from Kershaw`s4th album, The Works. This is an excellent recording, & wellwoth hunting down. Any fans out there? Drop me a line!