#38

I’m pretty sure mine is called Standing in the Sea

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#39

Hall & Oates - Rock n Soul, Greatest Hits Part 1
The Pocket Galaxie 500

#40

Standing on a Beach was the cassette version. Staring at the Sea was the name given to the CD release as well as to the video compilation.

#41

The cassette version, btw, had all the b-sides on the flip side, while the CD release has a couple of extra (non-single) tracks.

#42

I’ve got a Lynyrd Skynyrd 7" with Freebird on one side and Sweet Home Alabama on the other. I like to think of it as the Best Of Lynyrd Skynyrd.

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#43

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones - Wigs Fallen Off! (Best Of)

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#44

Got the tape version. Some great stuff on that b-sides set. Possibly one of the great cassette greatest hits comps.

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#45

Decade by Neil Young

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#46

On triple vinyl, of course

#47

The very best of Steely Dan. Gonna listen to it now actually

#48

Buzzcocks - Singles Going Steady

I’m not sure I really need to listen to their albums. It stands as an essential piece of work by itself.

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#49

Yes. Decade is a rare example of truly negating the need to listen to the studio albums. Maybe that’s just me. A great album.

#50

The newer Super Furries Best Of. 36 tracks and not a single track could have been cut. WHAT A BAND

#51

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#52

Missing Simple Man

#53

Full of bangers and under half an hour long :smiley:

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#54

I have to disagree! The Mix is fantastic and I think a lot of thought went into it by Ralf Hutter. I’m pretty sure the sounds were produced on more modern (for 1991) digital synthesizers and sequencers resulting in a different sound. It really is worth listening to.

#55

Cap’n Jazz - Analphabetapolothology

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#57

Pulp - Countdown 1992-1982

They’re hardly “hits” in the traditional sense, but this compilation is a superlative introduction to Pulp’s awkward, obtuse (and utterly magnificent) early period.

Meat Loaf - Hits Out Of Hell

Fucking incredible album, which can be further improved at home by deleting “Razor’s Edge” and adding “Surf’s Up” instead.

Iron Maiden - Somewhere Back In Time (Best of 1980-1989)

One can argue about the song selection (no Where Eagles Dare? Heresy) till the cows come home, but it’s still full of absolute belters.

Underworld - 1992-2002

So many classic tracks, all presented in their wonderful uncut 10-minute plus glory. Disc 1( Bigmouth - Dirty - Mmm Skyscraper (I Love You) - Rez - Spikee - Dirty Epic - Dark & Long (Long Train)) might be one of the greatest compiled CDs in history.