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| From | "Holmes Online" <bholmes_fm@msn.com> |
| Subject | Re: Best Of vs Greatest Hits |
| Date | Mon, 30 Apr 2007 20:30:07 -0400 |
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> So I got to wondering - what bands out there, if you did a greatest hits
> and a best of, would have the least overlap between the two? (And yeah, I
> know, how do we judge "best"? But let's pretend for a moment...)
I'll have to give that some thought. Cheap Trick's might be a contender.
There was a Rick Derringer "best of" that was embarassingly off-target.
But for a band with the MOST overlap, and perhaps the single greatest
"greatest hits" of the rock era, you'd be hard pressed to top this one:
Credence - Chrolicle, Volume 1. All killer, no filler.
Sorry for the bad formatting.
01 Susie-Q Broadwater, Hawkins, Lewis 4:35
02 I Put a Spell on You Hawkins 4:30
03 Proud Mary Fogerty 3:07
04 Bad Moon Rising Fogerty 2:18
05 Lodi Fogerty 3:09
06 Green River Fogerty 2:32
07 Commotion Fogerty 2:41
08 Down on the Corner Fogerty 2:43
09 Fortunate Son Fogerty 2:18
10 Travelin' Band Fogerty 2:07
11 Who'll Stop the Rain Fogerty 2:27
12 Up Around the Bend Fogerty 2:41
13 Run Through the Jungle Fogerty 3:05
14 Lookin' Out My Back Door Fogerty 2:31
15 Long as I Can See the Light Fogerty 3:32
16 I Heard It Through the Grapevine Strong, Whitfield 11:04
17 Have You Ever Seen the Rain? Fogerty 2:38
18 Hey Tonight Fogerty 2:41
19 Sweet Hitch-Hiker Fogerty 2:55
20 Someday Never Comes
cheers
b
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