An Accidental Collision of Atoms: The Best of Extreme [Import]
An Accidental Collision of Atoms: The Best of Extreme [Import]
Track Listings
| 1. Decadence Dance |
| 2. Rest in Peace |
| 3. Kid Ego |
| 4. Get the Funk Out |
| 5. Tragic Comic |
| 6. Hip Today |
| 7. Stop the World |
| 8. More Than Words |
| 9. Cupid's Dead [Horn Mix] |
| 10. Leave Me Alone |
| 11. Play With Me |
| 12. Hole Hearted |
| 13. Am I Ever Gonna Change |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Japanese Exclusive Greatest Hits Collection. Tracks: Decadence Dance, Rest in Peace, Kid Ego, Get the Funk Out, Tragic Comic, Hip Today, Stop the World, More Than Words, Cupid's Dead (Horn Mix), Leave Me Alone, Play with Me, Hole Hearted, and Am I Ever Gonna Change.
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An Accidental Collision of Atoms: The Best of Extreme
Extreme Manufacturer: Universal Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000005RX7 Release Date: 1997-12-17 |
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Album Details
Japanese Exclusive Greatest Hits Collection. Tracks: Decadence Dance, Rest in Peace, Kid Ego, Get the Funk Out, Tragic Comic, Hip Today, Stop the World, More Than Words, Cupid's Dead (Horn Mix), Leave Me Alone, Play with Me, Hole Hearted, and Am I Ever Gonna Change.Customer Reviews:
Refreshing songwriting in an era of pop garbage.......2002-11-20
It's times like these when I go back to my old Extreme CDs. These guys were one of the last few bands who actually put thought and hard work into their music. Each and every song on every single album by Extreme is essential to the overall message of the work. There's no such thing as "filler", useless throw-away songs used to pad the 2 or 3 hits. Every song is great.
I actually don't recommend buying this album as a "sample of the band's best work". You're missing so much great music if you think you're getting "just the best" here, and skipping the junk. There is no junk. I recommend buying all their albums and listening to them all the way through. Every song is an entity in itself. Every album tells a story. In fact, even listening to the entire collection of albums one after another tells a coherent story.
Missing from this "greatest hits" package are songs that influenced my entire life, like Song For Love, Who Cares?, and Rock a Bye Bye. Songs that inspire. Songs that move your heart, both with their lyrics and music. Songs that make you think. You know you're dealing with a truly amazing band when even the guitar solos make you think.
It's ironic that this band even came out with a "hits" package at all. One of the downfalls of Extreme as a band was their growing cynicism of being pigeon-holed by record execs and fans who only liked their "hits" (More Than Words, Get The Funk Out, &etc). This cynicism is smeared all over their last album which was an embittered "up yours" to the public who saw them as nothing more than a 1-dimensional pop hit machine. See "Hip Today" and "Leave Me Alone" for example.
If you can only get one Extreme CD get this one I guess, but know for certain that these are only the tip of the ice berg. These are merely the songs that the mass media had time for. There is so much other gold in this band's repetoir.
Enjoy
Nice to have for any fan, serious or casual........2001-12-12
MORE THAN WORDS RULES.......2000-08-28
Best Of Extreme.......1999-10-31
more than words.......1999-02-07
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