Albums that sound like Greatest Hits collections, but are actually all-new...

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xp I stand corrected, I have never seen swinging sixties Paris Sisters. I always think of them looking like this:

http://www.history-of-rock.com/Paris_Sisters.jpg

Get aboard the flappy bird, departing gate 19 (Dan Peterson), Friday, 20 July 2018 19:46 (five years ago) link

I don't really like "Back In Black" but for a year or 2 I thought it was a greatest hits album.

billstevejim, Friday, 20 July 2018 21:37 (five years ago) link

Turns out "Singles Going Steady" is a comp. I wasn't sure until just now.

billstevejim, Friday, 20 July 2018 21:39 (five years ago) link

I keep second guessing that one too

Gâteau Superstar (dog latin), Friday, 20 July 2018 21:41 (five years ago) link

There's alot of overlap between this and "all killer, no filler" albums, but there's a difference between something like the first Cars or Pretenders albums that were all great songs but still were obviously the work of the same band recorded around the same time. Some albums are full of great songs but have tracks that sound much older or newer than they are, or barely sound like they're all the work of the same band. Those have a 25 year retrospective greatest-hits feel and multi-artist compilation vibe respectively, and are much more rare and interesting.

Lee626, Friday, 20 July 2018 23:53 (five years ago) link

It's craziness that "Excitable Boy" hasn't already been posted to this thread.

El Tomboto, Saturday, 21 July 2018 00:30 (five years ago) link

three years pass...

Electric Six have, unbelievably, got on to have 14 more albums that the one you've heard something.

Peter Greenaway's Fleetwood Mac (S-), Wednesday, 25 May 2022 14:28 (one year ago) link


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