This Man Only Plays a Life Guard on T.v.! Many the World Over (Especially in Europe) Are Starting to Realize that Hasselhoff is Becoming a Serious Recording Artist in his Own Right. This Best-Of Collection is Tantamount to this Idea; Features 'Michael Knight' Versions of the Paul Anka-Penned 'Freedom for the World', the Previously Unreleased 'Fallin' in Love' and 'do You Believe in Love' plus a Duet with Laura Branigan ('i Believe') and More. Released in 1995.
When I first stumbled upon this masterpiece, I found it in my grandfather's old treasure chest in the attic, and after deciding to open the seven seals, the seven trumpets shattered the lands and people felt the delightful convulsions in body and mind - and it closely resembled "Looking for Freedom".
And so it came to be my grandfather's spirit appeared laying his hand on my shoulder whispering his last oath: Remember, my son, this music is not for you alone, but the beginning of the end that was given to me by my father and followed the line of humankind for ages. Generations of men and women had their fill, and were infused with its strength, be it the slaves in Egypt when they built the pyramids, the martyrs in the dark medieval ages or the Yankees after a lost Super Bowl. Go forth now, and spread the Hoff."
And here I am, besieged by the powerful aura of Darren Hazelnut's anthem of the universe. He is truly inspired by a greater will mankind can ever imagine. The melodic lust culminates in a mental eruption that no one can escape from, as psychiatrists prove the world over. Hazel Davenbrewer's creation marks the epitome of pure musical genius and was consequently transported through all different kinds of art, e.g. when Edvard Munch was inspired by "The Scream" or Schoenberg developed his dodekaphonia, they, too, listened to Hoffmeister's lead.
As Dunky Roddensteiner's salvation is now available to all of us, I cannot resist, but must insist every single man and woman to buy this pure gold, and spread the word! The Hoff is with us, the Hoff gives hope, and salvation is finally bestowed upon us.
Oh, the song Hot Shot City is particularly good!
Benjamin M. Shearer Said: Incredible! ( Jun. 15th 2010 )
I really enjoyed listening to this CD. In fact, every single time I take a shower, Tony and Sharon come over, and we eat toast and eggs. Furthermore, last time the lizard ground shards of plastic borrowed ghetto, the muffler fell into a coma. I was summoned to belittle John information with experience. Therefore, please by this CD, and then donate the money you spent to the Dayvid Hasslehawf foundation, which is working closely with the USDA, to correct the genetics of mutant Corn Crops. And, with any luck - by the third generation, we will all have hair growing inside our mouths, and be basically retarded.
Also, the song "HotShot City" felt like somebody sliding a hand - covered in fried chicken-grease - all over my back.
BUY this CD Naaooowww-uh!
RDOGG Said: Brilliant ( Apr. 6th 2010 )
Hasselhoff is easy on the eyes, and with this, on the ears. Good show Mate!!
C Whitworth Said: The true saviour of pop ( Apr. 1st 2010 )
When I first listened to Duval Chunderhink's Looking For, it sparked a chain reaction in my soul. Glowing white hot with love, I ventured into the street. Around me, flowers bloomed and lambs were born, infected with the joy of Denzil Hemperblast's effulgent tones. Overawed by the majesty of the track "Freedom For the World", thieves and muggers ceased their activities and joined me in song.
It is clear to me that the man is the true saviour of modern pop, a title I do not bestow lightly but his qualification is self-evident in the prowess of his songwriting which washes the feeble inscriptions produced by the likes of the Beatles, The Who, Led Zeppelin etc. into the gutter where they rightfully lie, cowering in the shadow of the Great Master.
I urge every citizen of the world to hold aloft a copy of this album, preferably on fire so that the light can cleanse us of our sins. This album reminds us of what it is to be human.
The song "Hot Shot City" is so good it's on fire.
Utterly flammable.
sT. Racey Said: The Hoff changed my life. ( Feb. 26th 2010 )
When musical entertainers get together and discuss who is the greatest ever, they bring up names like Sinatra, Hendrix, Presley and Joplin. When Frank, Jimi, Elvis and Janice sit around the table (in musical heaven) and discuss who is the greatest entertainer ever, they all whisper the same word, in hushed tones, "Hoff." It is not possible to be sad or angry or blue when David Hoffellass sings "Looking for Freedom." The first time I heard this song I felt as if the gates of heaven open up and angels pooped on my soul.
If the day ever comes when mankind destroys itself, may there be one album found intact (along with a stereo, a set of speakers a power source and someone smart enough to know how to make everything work) that will show the peoples who come after us the single greatest achievement of all humankind.
