Greatest Hits (The Cure album)
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Greatest Hits is a 2001 album by The Cure. The band's relationship with longtime label Fiction Records came to a close, and The Cure were obliged to release one final album for the label. Robert Smith agreed to release a greatest hits album under the condition that he could choose the tracks himself. The subsequently-released "Greatest Hits" features select singles from their then-25 year history. In an effort to provide something new for the hardcore fans who owned the previously-released songs, Robert arranged for the band, and former member Boris Williams to re-record acoustic versions of the "Greatest Hits". The acoustic disc appeared as a bonus disc on select first pressings of Greatest Hits.
Greatest Hits was also released on DVD. The video tracklisting mirrors that of the North American audio CD, with the exception of "The Caterpillar", "Pictures of You", and "Close to Me (Closest Mix)" which appear as hidden easter eggs. Six of the acoustic performances also appear on the DVD.
Track List Disc 1,Greatest Hits
North America- "Boys Don't Cry"
- "A Forest"
- "Let's Go to Bed"
- "The Walk"
- "The Lovecats"
- "Inbetween Days"
- "Close to Me (Closest Mix)"
- "Why Can't I Be You?"
- "Just Like Heaven"
- "Lullaby"
- "Lovesong"
- "Never Enough"
- "High"
- "Friday I'm in Love"
- "Mint Car"
- "Wrong Number"
- "Cut Here"
- "Just Say Yes"
Track List Disc 2, Acoustic hits
- "Boys Don't Cry" (unplugged ver.)
- "A Forest" (unplugged ver.)
- "Let's Go to Bed" (unplugged ver.)
- "The Walk" (unplugged ver.)
- "The Lovecats" (unplugged ver.)
- "In Between Days" (unplugged ver.)
- "Close to Me" (unplugged ver.)
- "Why Can't I Be You?" (unplugged ver.)
- "Just Like Heaven" (unplugged ver.)
- "Lullaby" (unplugged ver.)
- "Lovesong" (unplugged ver.)
- "Never Enough" (unplugged ver.)
- "High" (unplugged ver.)
- "Friday I'm in Love" (unplugged ver.)
- "Mint Car" (unplugged ver.)
- "Wrong Number" (unplugged ver.)
- "Cut Here" (unplugged ver.)
- "Just Say Yes" (unplugged ver.)
Personnel
- Robert Smith - Vocals, guitar
- Simon Gallup - bass
- Perry Bamonte - guitar
- Roger O'Donnell - piano
- Jason Cooper - drums, percussion
- Boris Williams - percussion
| The Cure | |
| Robert Smith | Porl Thompson | Simon Gallup | Boris Williams | Jason Cooper | |
| Discography | |
| Albums: Three Imaginary Boys | Seventeen Seconds | Faith | Pornography | The Top | The Head on the Door | Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me | Disintegration | Wish | Wild Mood Swings | Bloodflowers | The Cure | |
| EPs: Half an Octopuss & Quadpus | Lost Wishes | Five Swing Live | |
| Singles: "Killing an Arab" | "Boys Don't Cry" | "Jumping Someone Else's Train" | "A Forest" | "Primary" | "Charlotte Sometimes" | "A Single" | "Let's Go to Bed" | "The Walk" | "The Lovecats" | "The Caterpillar" | "In Between Days" | "Close to Me" | "Why Can't I Be You?" | "Catch" | "Just Like Heaven" | "Hot Hot Hot | "Fascination Street" | "Lullaby" | "Lovesong" | "Pictures of You" | "Never Enough" | "Close to Me (remix)" | "High" | "Friday I'm in Love" | "A Letter to Elise" | "The 13th" | "Mint Car" | "Gone!" | "Strange Attraction" | "Wrong Number" | "Cut Here" | "End of the World" | "alt.end" | "Taking Off" |
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