311 - Greatest Hits '93-'03
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Music CD Cover Artist: 311 Edition: Music CD CD Release Date: 2004-06-08 Music Label: Volcano Soundtracks:
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Hit: 1 Stars
I've been an off and on 311 fan since Grassroots and I just found out they released a Greatest Hits CD. Wow. They must be desperate for cash. I'm trying to understand why bands release their so-called greatest hits when they're still active. It's a similar move we saw from the Red Hot Chili Peppers not too long ago - grab a dozen of your most popular songs and attach a single (to attract those of us who already own every one of their albums) and call it a greatest hits album. There are so many great 311 hits left off this album. They failed to include anything prior to their self-titled break-through to mainstream album. How can you leave off tracks from Grassroots and Music? I have to force myself to believe this is the record label trying to squeeze cash from the ill-advised consumer. I will never buy this album.