Guitar Tabs ExplorerToby Keith - "The Best Of Toby Keith: The Millennium Collection" album review
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Check out the below reviews of the Toby Keith album "The Best Of Toby Keith: The Millennium Collection" with songs like He Ain't Worth Missing and Wish I Didn't Know Now. This version of the CD was released 15. of April 2003.
Tracklist The Best Of Toby Keith: The Millennium Collection
Should've Been A Cowboy - He Ain't Worth Missing - A Little Less Talk And A Little More Action - Wish I Didn't Know Now - Who's That Man - You Ain't Much Fun - Does That Blue Moon Ever Shine On You - A Woman's Touch - Me Too - I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying - We Were In Love - Dream Walkin'
The Best Of Toby Keith: The Millennium Collection reviews
Nothing New! 
I am a huge Toby Keith fan, but what is the point of this CD? Every song except "A Womens Touch" can be found on Greatest Hits One. Plus on Greatest Hits One you get "Getcha Some" and "If a Man Answers". So don't be fooled by this new release. You are better off buying Greateast Hits Vol. One!
Get Greatest Hits Vol. 1 not this set 
Toby Keith emerged in 1993 with the autographical hit "Should've Been A Cowboy." The rodeo's loss is country music's gain, as Keith has been one of its most dependable hitmakers over the past decade. This collection captures his first six years of hitmaking when he was on the Mercury label. Back then, his specialty was relationship songs, be they humorous ("You Ain't Much Fun"), reflective ("We Were in Love"), or wishful ("Dream Walkin'"). Best of all is the duet with Sting on "I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying" which hits divorce from a male perspective dead-on.
This set adds only one extra hit from GREATEST HITS, VOL. 1.: the haunting "A Woman's Touch." Meanwhile, available on GREATEST HITS, VOL. 1 but NOT here are the good ol' boy anthem "Big Ol' Truck" as well as "Getcha Some," which offered a dopey delivery reminiscent of the Beverly Hillbillies theme song ("Black Gold, Texas Tea"). Unless "A Woman's Touch" is one of your favorite Toby Keith hits, I'd definitely go with the 14-track GREATEST HITS VOL. 1 over this 12-track collection.
By the way, to the person who wonders why "How Do You Like Me Now" isn't on this set: Keith released that on his current label DreamWorks after Mercury rejected it, causing him to leave that label. There is NO WAY Toby Keith would ever let Mercury put it out on their label now.
Toby is fabulous -- this album isn't.
I love Toby Keith, but I really don't see the point in buying this collection. "Greatest Hits, Vol. 1" would be a much better choice. It contains two previously unreleased songs, plus the same tracklisting for this record, excluding "A Woman's Touch," which was not on Toby's greatest hits album, due to the fact that it peaked at #6 and never made it into the top 5. They should have at least included his 1999 hit, "How Do You Like Me Now?!" on this Millennium set.
I recommend Toby Keith's "Greatest Hits, Vol. 1" instead of this collection. It's a much better purchase!
