It’s Decade probably (Neil Young).
The Stranglers Collection 77-82 isn’t far off for its range of sound plus every track being a corker.
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Tough one. I think I’d have to say, The Best of The Beatles
Seriously though, this has to be in with a shout
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I kind of think that by definition the best greatest hits album has to be by a band without a great album.
Putting forward the respective Killers and Police collections
Not even really that much of an Ash fan but this really is phenomenal
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I still think this and Bootleg Babies are the ultimate Underworld albums
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it once more, it’s Staring at the Sea or maybe Galore.
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includes great non-album singles like Bankrobber and Armagideon Time
(doesn’t have the only good song off Cut The Crap which later comps do, but they’ve all got rubbish covers)
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First disc of this is mind-blowingly good. The 7" mixes of every single up to Touched by the Hand of God. At least 2/3 of them weren’t on any album originally. Only the first Cure one comes close.
But is it really a “greatest hits” if it’s just all the singles???
Maybe ChangesBowie is the best because Bowie did have quite a lot of good songs but listening to any of his albums is annoying as fuck.
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Zero skips
- “Confetti”
- “Into Your Arms”
- "[Mrs. Robinson
- “Rudderless”
- “It’s a Shame About Ray”
- “The Great Big No”
- “Ride With Me”
- “My Drug Buddy”
- “Big Gay Heart”
- “It’s About Time”
- “The Outdoor Type”
- “It’s All True”
- “If I Could Talk I’d Tell You”
- “Hospital”
- “Rudy With a Flashlight”
- “Into Your Arms” (Acoustic)
- “Down About It”
- “Being Around”
- “Rick James Acoustic Style”
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Yeah it’s abba
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Would go for Volume One myself as Terror Couple Kill Colonel is their best song.