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These videos are perfection, and I have been watching them regularly for several years. I've actually been living my life to the No Doubt soundtrack since elementary school, so this collection is a clear must for me. The complete clips cover the first decade of their fame, including a naive prologue that they never actually played anywhere - "Trapped in a Box." But even then, in 1992, it was clear that Gwen set the style and the boys were only there to complement her. In 1995 came a revelation called "Tragic Kingdom" and "Just a Girl Gwen" - a platinum blonde in sportswear with an Indian flair, and the combination worked and totally charmed audiences. The final revelation was the iconic ballad about Gwen and Tony's break-up, "Don't Speak." "You and me / We used to be together / Everyday together always / I really feel / That I'm losing my best friend / I can't believe / This could be the end / It looks as though you're letting go / And if it's real / Well I don't want to know..." It was a ride - Gwen was both Pearl White and an Indian temple dancer all in one. With the new album "Return of Saturn" in 2000 came the era of pink Gwen, who dreamed of "Simple Kind of Life" and together with the Pussycat Dolls showed new, and again breathtaking, tricks. The speed of those years was irreversible and the next album, "Rock Steady", was released the following year in 2001. This time it was Bounty Killer thing and looking back we had to trot along in "Running." That was when it was necessary to pause for the first time. But only for a little while. A decade of solo careers passed like the wave of a magic wand and the "Push and Shove" reunion was upon us, reminding us why we fell in love with No Doubt, no doubt.
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