Various - Music Is Love 15 Tracks That Changed The World

Review by Moral Constitution

Album Review: Music Is Love – 15 Tracks That Changed The World Alright, so here’s the deal with this compilation album from 2007. It's called Music Is Love – 15 Tracks That Changed The World, and it’s put together by Mojo Magazine, which is kinda like having your cool older cousin make you a mixtape but way more legit. This thing spans funk, soul, rock, reggae—you name it—and pulls off styles like classic rock, indie vibes, pop rock, R&B, and even some reggae grooves. Basically, if you’re into music that feels like a warm hug or an adrenaline kick to the chest, this has got something for you. Now let me tell ya about two tracks that stuck in my head after giving this album a spin—or five. First up is Bob Dylan’s “Like A Rolling Stone.” Man, I know it’s been covered and quoted to death, but there’s just something raw and untouchable about how it opens this collection. You can almost hear the moment when Dylan decided he didn’t care what anyone thought anymore. The lyrics are sharp as hell (“How does it feel?”), and every time I listen, I imagine myself walking down some rainy street feeling misunderstood and mysterious. Corny? Maybe. But damn if it doesn’t work every single time. Then there’s Radiohead’s “Airbag,” which comes outta nowhere on this tracklist like a punch in the gut. If you’ve ever wondered what existential dread sounds like wrapped up in four minutes of pure genius, this is it. Thom Yorke’s voice floats over these glitchy beats, and the whole thing builds into this massive wall of sound that makes you wanna drive fast through empty roads at night. Honestly, hearing it sandwiched between all these other legends feels weirdly perfect because it reminds you how much music can evolve while still hitting those same emotional notes. One thing I gotta say—the sequencing by Dave Henderson and Gillian Short deserves props. They didn’t just throw songs together; they built a journey. Like, going from Johnny Cash’s gritty live version of “Move It On Over” to Billie Holiday’s haunting “Strange Fruit”? That takes guts. And yeah, sure, Phil Alexander’s liner notes add context, but honestly, the music speaks for itself. So, would I recommend this album? Absolutely. It’s one of those rare compilations where each song feels essential, like peeking into someone’s diary of musical obsessions. Plus, it’s wild to think this came out in 2007, right before streaming changed everything. Back then, albums like this were kind of sacred—a way to discover stuff you might’ve missed otherwise. Oh, and here’s the random thought to leave you with: Why isn’t Apache Dropout credited properly on their song?! Feels like a total oversight. Anyway, grab a copy (if you can find one) and crank it loud. Trust me, your ears will thank you.

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Artist: Various
Album: Music Is Love 15 Tracks That Changed The World

2007

Rating: 3.34

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Move It On Over (Live)	4:26
Sympathy For The Devil	7:03
I Want To Hold Your Hand	2:15
Cinnamon Girl	2:55
Strange Fruit	3:29
Apache Drop Out	2:36
Like A Rolling Stone	8:18
Free Money	3:54
River	5:15
Autobahn	6:17
Femme Fatale	3:23
Light My Fire	5:05
John Hardy	3:21
To Be Young, Gifted And Black	6:36
Airbag	4:58

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June 2007

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Mojo Magazine

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Credits

Role	Credit
Compiled By	Dave Henderson, Gillian Short
Sequenced By	Dave Henderson, Gillian Short
Liner Notes	Phil Alexander
Promotion	Lauren Kreisler, Sophie Watson Smyth

Notes

Given away free with MOJO June 2007. Not to be sold separately.
A 23 Ears Production for Mojo Magazine.
Track 6 erroneously listed as by "Radiodread", while it really is a track from the CD Radiodread by Easy Star All-Stars (see pictures).
No tracks durations printed.

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Matrix / Runout: MOJMAKINGHISTORYJUN07 - SP
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LK46
Barcode: IFPI 5M04
Rights Society: mcps

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Music Is Love: 15 Tracks That Changed The World* isn’t your typical compilation. Released in 2007 by UK-based *Mojo Magazine*, it blends genres like Funk, Soul, Rock, and Reggae into one wild mix. What makes it stand out? It was put together by a team of music lovers—Dave Henderson, Gillian Short, and others—who handpicked iconic tracks that shaped music history. From Bob Dylan’s *Like A Rolling Stone* to Nirvana’s *Smells Like Teen Spirit* (okay, not really—but wouldn’t that be awesome?), the album feels like a love letter to timeless tunes. And fun fact: Phil Alexander wrote the liner notes, adding extra depth to this musical journey.

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ashzig

2025-03-15

Who's singing the background vocals ? Lol x2?!????????

saralaguzza

2025-03-14

This is the guy who sang Feliz Navidad lol?????

daemonblack

2025-03-13

The voice before Whitney was in high spirits to be able and to the house and she is so adorable baby love her rip and love her rip to her friend and her son