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Summary: World's Greatest Polkas
Comment: This is for polka lovers. Some of the selections sound like they were recorded at real dances but close your eyes as they play and you can almost imagine you're there, too.
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Summary: Don't Waste Your Time (or money)
Comment: This collection is assembled with very little, if any, thought to editing. The CD has a very wide variety of polka styles, eras of recordings and quality level of recordings. If you're looking for music to assign to playlists, you will find more songs to discard than ones to keep from this CD. For nine bucks, I don't mind the gamble, but I certainly will not revisit most of the tracks. The recordings on this CD from Whoopee John were probably recorded shortly after Whoopee was discovered.
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Summary: POLKA IS BACK!
Comment: I can't believe how inspirational this CD has been to me. I have spent countless nights with it on repeat just listening in amazement. It's because of this CD that I've given in to the powers of POLKA! Everyone should buy a copy, and then, a BACK-UP copy just in case some cat eats the first one. VIVA LA POLKA! OLE!
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Summary: This Album changed my life
Comment: Well its finally happened. I've given up my Allegiance to the Dark Night (Ozzy), and its all this album's fault. This album made me fall in love with a music gendre all over again.
I remember Dancing to these songs at my family weddings. The dancing, the tickeling, the good and awkward times. Getting to know my family in ways that didn't seem possible. It all seems like a dream. But I'm not waking up screaming anymore!!
The too fat polka really brought back a flood of memories. Memories that I've been suppressing for a long time and now have the courage to deal with.
I say thank you to the World's Greatest Polka Package.....Thank you.
John
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Summary: Well, it's a package, I guess
Comment: This CD might as well be called Polka Dance Party, Volume 5. Like Volumes 1 through 4, which have also been named Polka's Greatest Hits, this collection of old, probably public-domain material leaves a lot to be desired. The sound is weak in both the volume and bass departments, and the Whoopee John tracks sound as though they were recorded directly from shellac 78's recorded in the 1940s. Stick to the better Frankie Yankovic releases, such as Songs of the Polka King Volumes 1 and 2.
