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Whitney Warner - Classic Rock Hits of the 1970s
by Whitney Warner - Tuesday, 12 February 2008, 10:33 AM
 
Desperado (Live) - The Eagles
Dream On - Aerosmith
I'd Be So Happy - Three Dog Night
Joy To the World - Three Dog Night
Life in the Fast Lane (Live) - The Eagles
More Than a Feeling - Boston
One - Three Dog Night
Peace of Mind - Boston
 
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Re: Whitney Warner - Classic Rock Hits of the 1970s
by Natalie Pick - Thursday, 14 February 2008, 1:53 AM
 
I thought that you made a very good song selection that went along with your overall theme. I also liked the fact that you kept your case simple and easy to read with just simple pictures.I also liked how the background unified the entire case too.
 
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Emily Yaddof
Re: Whitney Warner - Classic Rock Hits of the 1970s
by Emily Yaddof - Monday, 3 March 2008, 8:46 PM
 
Yay for Three Dog Night!  They're one of my favorite classic rock bands.  Your color scheme and visuals go well with your theme.  Everything fits together nicely.  I also thought it was neat that you put some of the lyrics in the background of your liner notes.  And of course the songs I knew were some of my favorites, which always makes everything better!
 
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Re: Whitney Warner - Classic Rock Hits of the 1970s
by Emma Trausch - Tuesday, 4 March 2008, 1:30 PM
 

Well I really liked the songs on the cd, I am a huge classic rock fan. Boston just so happens to be one of my favorite bands of all time. I also liked your overall visual theme. Having the CD look like a vinyal record was a cool idea! Good job!

 
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Quinn Warnick
Re: Whitney Warner - Classic Rock Hits of the 1970s
by Quinn Warnick - Tuesday, 25 March 2008, 9:36 AM
 
My older sister was a HUGE Boston fan, so I grew up listening to music that wasn't really intended for young children. "More than a Feeling" and "Peace of Mind" are still two of my favorites (although I can't believe you left out "Amanda"!).

"Dream On" and "Joy to the World" are both classics, too. I'm always amazed that Steven Tyler was so young when "Dream On" came out; it's hard to imagine him as anything other than the old man he is now.

Thanks for bringing back some excellent childhood memories!
 
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