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Disc 1:- Fraggle Rock Theme
- Follow Me
- Convincing John
- Doozer Knitting Song
- Do It On My Own
- Wemblin' Fool
- Why
- Lost And Found
- Catch the Tail By the Tiger
- Brave Boy, Jump Up
- Muck And Goo
- Friendship Song
- Fraggle Rock Rock
- Beetle Song
- Easy Is the Only Way To Go
- Our Melody
Disc 2:- Fraggle Rock Theme
- Pukka, Pukka, Pukka Sqeetily Boink
- Let Me Be Your Song
- Wemblin' Fool
- Yes, We Can
- Catch the Tail By the Tiger
- There's a Lot I Want To Know
- Follow Me
- Friends 'Til the End
- Is It True?
- The Rock Goes On
- Pass It On
- Just Don't Know What the Time Is
- Convincing John
- Get Goin'
- Doozer Knitting Song
- The Way I've Got To Go
- Only Way Home
- Stuff Samba
- Sweet, Sweet Little Treat
- Closing Theme
Disc 3:- Fraggle Rock Theme
- Go With the Flow
- Perfect Harmony
- Without a Hat
- Music Box
- Here To There
- Sail Away
- Workin'
- Dum De Dum
- Ragtime Queen
- I Seen Troubles
- Dreaming Of Someone
- Pantry Chant
- Helping Hand
- Time To Live As One
- Closing Theme
Customer Reviews
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What can I say?
If you're a huge fan of Fraggle Rock, then you definitely need this collection for your music library. Some songs are repeated, but that is because this collection is a reissue on CD of three previous Fraggle Rock albums which were released years apart with no intention of forming a "complete" collection of Fraggle Rock music. Even so, this collection is useful for its ability to complete any Fraggle Rock collection.
It's true that this collection lacks some of my personal favorites, but it more than makes up for it with the inclusion of some of the best music ever to hit television, and that is no exaggeration. I admit it would have been nice for this to be a 4-CD collection and to have a disc of "extras" and for this not to be just a repackaging of three previous albums... but I understand that that would have involved a lot more wrangling with the owners of copyrights and the hiring of people to make the collection, along with the actual process of recording and editing any "new" releases, etc. This would probably have more than doubled the price of the collection, so I'm willing to live with what I've got.
This might not be a must-have for every single person who liked the show or even everyone who has bought the first three seasons on DVD, but it is a must-have for any of the die hard Fraggle Rock fanatics out there like myself who bought the DVDs, posters, and a t-shirt.
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"I can almost see a world of harmony................"
Fraggle Rock made a lasting impression on many children around the world. At University I was surprised to discover how many of us held fond memories of Fraggle land, no matter what the country my peers came from the language barrier did not prevent us from falling about laughing at the charm and artistry of this unique programme which was surely one of the finest children's television programs of it's time. This is probably why this collection of songs is worth every penny, it was a class act which connected everyone (at least thoughs of us who had an ear and an eye for such things).
This collection holds three discs which are the complete US Fraggle Rock LP and audio c. d versions which were released over the 80's and early 90's. I think more is to come what with a Fraggle Rock movie scheduled to be released next year and no doubt it's soundtrack will follow with more old favourites, "All Around The World", "Doozer Marching Song" and "Dixie Wailin'" are a few which spring to mind, but of course there are much more.
The packaging holds photo's of Mr Henson with the Fraggles and a booklet which holds all the lyric's to the songs, plus design illustrations by Mr Frith and an interview with Mr Balsam and producer Mr Mirkin.
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"Every Fraggle has a song; all the songs sung together make a medley..."
The Fraggle Rockin' Collection is a wonderful re-issuing of the three classic albums "Fraggle Rock" (1983), "Perfect Harmony" (1986) and "Music and Magic" (1993). Fans have been clamoring for years to have Fraggle music released on CD and thanks to the huge success of the Fraggles on DVD, this dream has become a reality.
While some serious fans are a bit disgruntled in the fact that these albums are re-issues (and exact ones at that - meaning some songs repeat) you really cannot beat the fact that now all three memorable recordings have received the digital treatment. Each song has been restored to excellent clarity.
The album also includes a nice interview with executive producer Lawrence Mirkin and songwriter Philip Balsam. Both have featured prominently in the bonus features on the DVDs, and it's nice to have them provide even more insight into the creation of the magnificent music for this legendary children's series. Also included are rare, behind-the-scenes photos and lyrics for each song. Everything is housed in a nice, digipack box set that folds out (similar to many DVD box sets).
It is truly sensational to have these songs on CD after all these years. "Fraggle Rock" and "Perfect Harmony" have never been on CD before, and "Music and Magic" has been commercially unavailable for nearly fifteen years. If you are a fan of Fraggle Rock, just a fan of the music, or even just a fan of charming, sincere and heartfelt songs that get your toes tapping, this album is for you.
With the twenty-fifth anniversary of Fraggle Rock upon us next year, hopefully HIT Entertainment and Koch Records will see it fit to release a follow-up album with even more music from the show never before released.
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Great Music for Muppet Fans
This 3-disc collection includes some of Fraggle Rock's most memorable songs. Like Sesame Street and The Muppet Show, Fraggle Rock incorporated many different musical styles into the show, from rhythm & blues to country to pop. The Fraggle Rockin' Collection will be appreciated by anyone who enjoys the show - children and adults alike. However, I was disappointed to discover that some songs are repeated on different discs - "Convincing John" and "Follow Me" both make repeat appearances, while some of my favorites, such as "The Bells of Fraggle Rock" are missing entirely.
