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DyvaNaye (westside314)
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Username: westside314

Post Number: 318
Registered: 4-2004
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I take this word to be the complete 'greatest hits' of a performer... (which will sometimes STILL be missing songs you want to see/hear on the album...)here are some of my favorites:

Smokey Robison and The Miricles

Stevie Wonder

Four Tops

Temptations

Supremes

Jr Walker

more as soon as think of them or someone else writes it...lol...

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LoveChild (lovechild)
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Username: lovechild

Post Number: 17
Registered: 4-2004
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MARVIN GAYE

DIANA ROSS

SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES

GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS (The Essential Collection - Multilabel compilation)

LUTHER VANDROSS

DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES (1995 & 2000 versions)

THE SUPREMES ('70s Anthology)

STEVIE WONDER

THE VERY BEST OF STACY LATTISAW (Rhino Anthology)

THE 5TH DIMENSION (Up, Up and Away: The Definitive Collection - 1997)

LUTHER VANDROSS [The Essential]

SHALAMAR

SONNY & CHER "All I Ever Need" The MCA/Kapp Anthology

My Girl: The Very Best of THE TEMPTATIONS

THE TEMPTATIONS: Psychedelic Soul

ELTON JOHN

THE VERY BEST OF FLEETWOOD MAC (2 CD SET)

MARVIN GAYE and TAMMI TERRELL: The Complete Studio Duets

DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES and THE TEMPTATIONS - Joined Together: The Complete Studio Duets

THE FOUR TOPS - 50th Anniversary

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Uptight (uptight)
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Username: uptight

Post Number: 51
Registered: 4-2004
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Usually there are big differences between "anthology," "greatest hits," and "best of."

- Greatest Hits usually refers to the hit singles versions of an act up to that point in time.

- Anthology usually refers to selected cuts from each of an artists albums, hits combined with album cuts, and maybe a special version of a song.

- Best Of usually refers to whatever the re-issue producer considers to be the artist's best cuts, whether it be singles or LP tracks.

For example, if there is a CD entitled Heatwave Greatest Hits, you might be disappointed if it contains the short edit of "Always & Forever." It fades out after maybe 3 minutes or so. However, this was the actual hit version made for radio, since singles had to be short. I tried to explain all this to my sister some time ago when she prefered the long version.

Also, boxed sets commonly contain unreleased tracks, alternate mixes and just a few hits. Make sure you read the fine print and can distinguish between them before you buy them. All this means, however, is that we have lots of nice choices in addition to the original studio albums on CDs by these artists.

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