Customer Reviews
Love And Life The Very Best Of Diana Ross - By: Maria, 18 Jul 2008 
Let's forget for a moment that diana ross has had about 1,000,000 greatest hits collections if you don't have all her other hits collections you should buy this one for sure if you are a diana ross fan you need this two amazing discs life all her upbeat pop hits love all her classic ballads my favorite tracks on this amazing two disc album are upside down not over you yet endless love untill we meet again gonig back the new track on the album overall it has to be a 10/10 must buy if you liked this album you should get Diana I Love You: +DVD Every Day Is a New Day or try Let the Music Play: Supreme Rarities 1960-1969.
great cd - By: T. Bowles, 09 Dec 2007 what can i say about this cd, its just a great 2 cd set to have. if this is not with the rest of your diana ross cd's ''why not'' you are missing a great album. it has every-thing you want & a whole lot more. get it now.
Fantastic - By: L. Omelasz, 13 Feb 2005 Thank god this was released. Don't get me wrong. The One Woman collection was great except it was very unfulfilling. Here we have (almost) all of her best songs (except for a few on the Love disc). From the classic 'You Can't Hurry Love' to the fantastically camp Work That Body, every Diana fan needs to have this. However, was it really necessary to have mediocre tracks on what would have been a perfect collection (eg the godawful One Shining Moment)?
Best track: You Can't Hurry Love on the Life disc & I'm Still Waiting on the Love disc.
Worst track: Force Behind the Power on the Life disc & One Shining Moment on the Love disc.
How many good tracks?
Life disc: 21 out of 22
Love disc: 14 out of 19
One Of Musics Biggest Legends at her Best - By: , 24 Jul 2003 After so many Greatest hits, its hard to believe that this one is better than all the others but what else could this compilation be other than brilliance. This includes her memorable work with the Supremes such as the brilliant UK #1 "Baby Love", the unforgetable "Where Did Our Love Go" & of course the masterpiece "You Can't Hurry Love". The Supremes were amazing to the last drop but I cherish the music of Diana's solo career such as the wonderful "Why Do Fools Fallin Love" or the catchy & upbeat sounds of "Upside Down" & I will also putin a good word for "I'm Coming Out", "Work That Body" & "Aint No Mountain High Enough". It's not only some brilliant dance numbers but the ballads are true classics with Miss Ross, Diana's duet with Lionel Richie "Endless Love" is my personal favourite duet & I've heard plenty, & you should try other ballads such as "Touch Mein The Morning" & the moving "When You Tell Me That You Love Me". With any album there are some less striking tracks such as "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" which is spoiled by the awful voice of the Temptation's lead singer. My favourite song on this album is "Chain Reaction", a wonderful & unforgetable song that was written by disco legends the Bee Gee's. I hope this review has helped you as I certainly did not regret purchasing this album & I hope you won't either.
Too many greatest hits, but still very good - By: JR Anderson, 19 Mar 2002 
Diana Ross is an incredible performer who can often provide some breath taking vocals. The problem with this "greatest hits" package is that it's far too long, with a massive 41 tracks!!
Luckily, around 30 of them are great- from slow ballads to dancy upbeat numbers. Sadly, there are a few boring ones too, the most noticable being the new track "Goin' Back".
