ITT: acceptable Greatest Hits albums
>>73044554
bump
Many 50s and 60s acts are fine for greatest hits because they never recorded with the "album as an artform" in mind. Albums then for the most part were the 1-3 singles, and whatever else they could scrap together in a day to fill out the record.
>>73045911
An uncommon, but not unheard of circumstance: SPBP.
>>73044554
Aretha put out an album that was produced in Alabama. One of the white musicians made a pass at her,hubby got mad so they finished the album in New York.
pic related
also:
Greatest Hits - The Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Cream of Clapton - Eric Clapton
Legend - Bob Marley
>>73047851
>Legend - Bob Marley
The best greatest hits album ever IMO. Second would be like, Chronicle by CCR or 1 by the Beatles
>>73047851
???
>>73047851
Legend gave me a skewed image of Marley, it misses great tracks like off of Natural Mystic
>>73048996
>>73048332
I mean this Natural Mystic, there's two albums by him called that.
>>73047851
one hit wonder
1962-1966 and 1967-1970 too
>>73046766
and pic related
>>73049024
Bob Marley is actually fantastic. He's just one of many acts that image-obsessed people here won't give a chance.
>>73045911
This. And it actually extends into the 80s as well.
>>73049685
any top 40 pop act really
Once In A Lifetime - The Best of Talking Heads
For people who want to listen to listen to Blind without having Naked or Road to Nowhere without having True Stories
>>73049616
I think it's funny that the influences (50's pop, do-wop, blues etc) sound nothing like what the wailers made. although I don't know much about Caribbean trad. music or calypso type stuff so it might sound like that
if all or most of the songs in it were never released in an album, then it's acceptable
on topic, pic related.
offtopic, what song is this from?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIDVk6JKegw
I think I heard it from a game or show my old friend used to be into but I'm not getting any hits
Dionne Warwick
Dusty Springfield
Aretha had a pretty good run of albums in the 60s-70s that might as well be her Greatest Hits
Absolutely haram Greatest Hits: David Bowie, Talk Talk
>>73049033
Blur? yeah kinda but outside of Song 2 they have some great tracks
coffee and tv, tender, beetlebum...
>>73050527
the entire albums of modern life is rubbish, parklife, the great escape, 13, think tank, the magic whip, blur
>>73049033
>>73050527
They're only one-hit wonders if you lived in America. Literally everywhere else in the world, especially in their native UK, they were one of the world's biggest bands in the 90s and had tons of hits.
They just never crossed over well, they were obnoxiously British. Ironically the one song they made to poke fun at American grunge ended up being their biggest hit there.
>>73049949
THISS
Thank you, I came to post that.
My mom had it on cassette and would play it on long car rides and while I didn't really appreciate it then, one night, I was probably 12 or so.
It was the night before I was going to go on vacation to Hawaii, and I had to sleep on the couch.
So I decided fuck it, I'm going to listen to this album because it was one of the few ones we had.
Thus started my appreciation for ABBA.
>End of journal posting
>>73051034
If anyone ever tells you they don't like ABBA just don't talk to them/hang out with them.
>>73050971
This is better.
Has pretty much every major track off of every pre System Has Failed album
most soul desu