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Genre: Popular Music
Media Format: Compact Disk
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Release Date: 2-OCT-2007
After 28 million records sold worldwide, 5 Grammy nominations, and more #1 hits and weeks at #1 than any other artist in history at Adult Top 40 and Modern AC, Melisma/Atlantic recording group matchbox twenty is overdue for a Greatest Hits package. In order to create something truly special for their fans, the band returned to the studio to record their first new material in five years. Grammy-winning producer Steve Lillywhite oversaw the sessions in L.A., marking the band s first work with the renowned producer - whose credits include the likes of U2, The Rolling Stones, Dave Matthews Band, Peter Gabriel, Talking Heads, and many others. Out of the session came six brand-new songs, turning the package into a new EP with a bonus of 11 matchbox twenty hits. The new tracks also mark their first recordings as a foursome.
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More from Matchbox Twenty
 Yourself or Someone Like You |  More Than You Think You Are |  VH1 Storytellers - Matchbox Twenty |
 How Far We've Come [IMPORT] |  Mad Season [ENHANCED] |  Mad Season [LIMITED EDITION] [SPECIAL EDITION] [ENHANCED] |
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| This CD is excellent. I've always rated Matchbox 20 around a 6 out of 10 but after buying this CD I now rate them a 9 out of 10. They have a unique style that continues to grow on me. |
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| You can't argue with the hits. Songs like "3 AM," "Push," and "Bent" defined the alternative genre in the late '90s and early '00s. Each one is a post-grunge classic. Including six new tracks on a hit collection might seem unusual, but it works quite well here. These new songs are more in the pop/rock genre than most of the band's other material, and it's a nice change. Among them, the instant favorite "How Far We've Come" is a hopeful anthem that sits well with older hits. The sweetly sentimental "These Hard Times" is also not to be missed. 4 Stars. |
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| All the songs are tried and true. Great if you don't have any of their CD's and just want their more popular songs. |
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| I have owned the CD version of this for quite a while, but decided to purchase the USB edition while it was at a good price to see what it offered. Overall, it is a 128mb jump drive in a Matchbox 20 bracelet. This features the 17 songs of the album plus the video for How Far We've Come and a Behind The Scenes Clip (around 1min 30 sec) and a link to the booklet. I find it a unique way to purchase the album and have it in a portable form to play/transfer to any computer, or play in the car. I have a copy of the files on my work computer, home computer, and my stereo in my car has a usb port that plays this nicely. If you are a music downloader and use mp3 players a lot, this is a convenient way to purchase the mp3 tracks at a competitive price without having to worry about download quality, or service interruption of the internet. Good new songs, Awsome greatest hits compilation, neat option of purchase. I am happy with this addition/duplication to my collection. |
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| The new songs are a bit disappointing... but the hit tracks are worth collecting for memories... Good compilation!!! |
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