most notable artists have a singles compilation.

prince just has a handful of pointless best ofs

i mean, i like the hits the b sides but its just too much for a casual fan, and the ultimate prince and the other one are fine for casual fans who just want the big hits but a singles compilation, in chronological order, would be great, just to follow his career

i dont think it would be worthwhile doing it after 1995/96, once he left warners, but a comp from 78 to 95 would be so good.

could also be a way for the estate to milk the fans too by releasing a big 7" box set so hey, its a win win for everyone!

There really is a place for this. With the plethora of extended versions and b-sides (which had a 7" and 12" version), there's a great place for this. BUT, it could be too extensive. I think sticking with just the 12" versions of the A or B side for the set would be best. I don't need a 7" version of "When Doves Cry" or "Let's Go Crazy." Do I need the 12"? Fuck yeah, I do.

It gets weird when you get into the EP stuff ("Gett Off," "New Power Generation," "Cream" etc). But yeah, just like 1978-1988 would be a starter.

I would love to see an anthology of all the related artist material like The Time, Sheila E and others. And the songs he wrote for others like Chaka and Shenna Easton. Tracks from all the Prince proteges. Kind of like "R-Kive" from members of Genesis a few years back. Most were on Warners anyway.

I'm still waiting for the cd release of Anthology 1995 - 2010 though.

funkbabyandthebabysitters said:

i mean, i like the hits the b sides but its just too much for a casual fan, and the ultimate prince and the other one are fine for casual fans who just want the big hits but a singles compilation, in chronological order, would be great, just to follow his career

i dont think it would be worthwhile doing it after 1995/96, once he left warners, but a comp from 78 to 95 would be so good.

.

Nobody gives a shit about that. Want that? Make a Spotify playlist or whatever. But if TH/TBS is "too much", such a singles collection would be as well. And outside of some hardcore collectors, it would feel as a rip-off to fans who already have all that. It's wasting time and energy on something of little importance. Hell, 4Ever already basically is what you want.

.

The Estate should focus on the contents of the vault, as well as getting things back in print that have been OOP for decades (= the non-Prince releases in the Paisley Park Records catalog), but enhanced with bonus tracks (remixes etc. released on non-album releases) and outtakes. Instead we're now getting close to SIX MONTHS of zero output post-SOTT SDE.

funkbabyandthebabysitters said:

Sounds like the set I've been working on personaly since the 90's when I started it on cassette, then CD, now digitally. The set also includes b-sides, rarities, alternate mixes, radio edits, and associated artists in different parts of the set. However, to make it a little more brief. Here is the "singles" and "posthumous singles" portion of the set:

Singles 1

1 Soft and wet

2 Just as long as we’re together

3 I wanna be your lover

4 Why you wanna treat me so bad

5 Still waiting

6 Sexy dancer (long version)

7 Bambi

8 I feel for you

9 Dirty mind

10 Uptown

11 When you were mine

12 Head

13 Do it all night

14 Controversy

15 Let’s work (dance remix, long version)

Singles 2

1 Do me baby

2 Sexuality

3 1999

4 Little red Corvette (dance mix)

5 Delirious

6 Let’s pretend we’re married

7 D.M.S.R.

8 Automatic

9 When doves cry

10 Let’s go crazy (special dance mix)

11 Purple rain

Singles 3

1 I would die 4 u (extended version)

2 Take me with u (with Apollonia)

3 Paisley Park (remix)

4 Raspberry beret (new mix)

5 Pop life (extended version)

6 America (long version)

7 Kiss (extended version)

8 Mountains (extended version)

Singles 4

1 Anotherloverholenyohead (extended version)

2 Girls and boys

3 Sign o’ the times

4 If I was your girlfriend

5 U got the look (long look) (with Sheena Easton)

6 I could never take the place of your man

7 Hot thing (extended remix)

8 The cross

9 Housequake (7 mins MoQuake)

10 Adore

11 Alphabet St

12 Glam slam (remix)

Singles 5

1 I wish u heaven (parts 1, 2 and 3)

2 Batdance

3 Partyman (the video mix)

4 The arms of Orion (with Sheena Easton)

5 Scandalous (the crime, the passion, the rapture)

6 The future (remix)

7 Trust

8 Thieves in the temple (remix)

9 New power generation (funky weapon remix)

10 Can’t stop this feeling I got

Singles 6

1 Gett off (extended remix / purple pump mix)

2 Cream (N.P.G. mix)

3 Insatiable

4 Diamonds and pearls

5 Money don’t matter 2night

6 Thunder

7 Willing and able

8 Sexy M.F. (12” mix)

9 My name is Prince (12” club mix)

10 Damn u

11 The morning papers

12 7 (after 6 long version)

13 2gether-New Power Generation (12” mix)

Singles 7

1 Pink cashmere

2 Peach

3 Nothing compares 2 u (live)

4 Pope (12” remix)

5 The most beautiful girl in the world

6 Staxowax

7 Mustang mix

8 Shhh

9 Love sign (with Nona Gaye) (the story board video mix)

10 Letitgo

11 Space

12 Come

13 Superhero-New Power Generation

Singles 8

1 When 2 r in love

2 Purple medley

3 Get wild-New Power Generation (club mix)

4 The good life-New Power Generation

5 Count the days-New Power Generation

6 I hate u (extended remix)

7 Gold

8 P control

9 Endorphinmachine

10 Dolphin

11 Girl 6-New Power Generation

12 Dinner with Delores

13 Come on-New Power Generation

14 The one-New Power Generation

Singles 9

1 Push it up-New Power Generation

2 Betcha by golly wow

3 The holy river

4 Somebody’s somebody

5 Face down (x-tended rap money mix)

6 Jam of the year (NYC live)

7 I can’t make u love me

8 Slave

9 The truth

10 The war-New Power Generation

11 Extraordinary

12 The rest of my life

Singles 10

1 5 women

2 It’s about that walk

3 The greatest romance ever sold (extended remix)

4 Man o’ war

5 Baby knows

6 1999 the new master

7 One song

8 Cybersingle

9 U make my sun shine (with Angie Stone)

10 She loves me 4 me

11 The work-part 1

12 Last December

13 Xenophobia

Singles 11

1 Supercute

2 Daisy chain

3 Peace

4 Days of wild (celebration mix)

5 Pop life (live at Las Vegas)

6 Musicology

7 Cinnamon girl

8 Call my name

9 NPG in this funky house / All the critics love u in Paris

10 Controversy (live in Hawaii)

11 Letitgo (live at Paisley Park)

12 Strange relationship (live)

13 Glasscutter

14 S.S.T.

Singles 12

1 Te amo Corazon

2 Black sweat

3 Beautiful loved and blessed (with Tamar)

4 Fury

5 Satisfied

6 The song of the heart

7 Guitar

8 Chelsea Rodgers

9 The one u wanna c

10 Future baby mama

11 Somewhere here on Earth

12 Crimson and Clover

13 Chocolate box (with Q-Tip)

14 Dance 4 me

15 Better with time

16 U’re gonna c me

17 4ever

Singles 13

1 Extralovable 2011

2 Rock and Roll love affair (original extended)

3 Screwdriver

4 Fixurlifeup

5 Live out loud – 3^rd Eye Girl

6 Ain’t gonna miss u when ur gone (with Ledisi)

7 Breakfast can wait

8 Pretzelbodylogic – 3^rd Eye Girl

9 Fallinlove2nite (with Zooey Deschanel)

10 The breakdown

11 Clouds

12 X’s face

13 Baltimore (with Eryn Allen Kane)

14 Stare

15 Hardrocklove

16 This could be us

17 Free urself

18 1,000 x’s & 0’s

19 If eye could get your attention

Posthumous singles 1

1 Moonbeam levels

2 Deliverance

3 Electric intercourse

4 Our destiny / Roadhouse garden

5 Father’s song

6 Nothing compares 2 u (studio version)

7 Mary don’t you weep

8 17 days (Piano & a microphone 1983 version)

9 Why the butterflies

10 Manic Monday

11 Holly rock

12 My computer

13 Rootie Kazootie (edit)

14 1999 (live in Detroit 1982)

15 International lover (take 1, live in studio)

Posthumous 2

1 I feel for you (acoustic demo)

2 Don’t let him fool ya

3 Witness for the prosecution (version 1) (45 version)

4 I could never take the place of your man (1979 version)

5 Cosmic day

6 Forever in my life (Early vocal run-through)

7 I need a man

djdaffy1227 said:

Sounds like the set I've been working on personaly since the 90's when I started it on cassette, then CD, now digitally. The set also includes b-sides, rarities, alternate mixes, radio edits, and associated artists in different parts of the set. However, to make it a little more brief. Here is the "singles" and "posthumous singles" portion of the set:

Nice job! Now this I would purchase if there was a physical release. I hope the Estate is reading this.

[Edited 3/14/21 7:55am]

funkbabyandthebabysitters said:

most notable artists have a singles compilation.

prince just has a handful of pointless best ofs

i mean, i like the hits the b sides but its just too much for a casual fan, and the ultimate prince and the other one are fine for casual fans who just want the big hits but a singles compilation, in chronological order, would be great, just to follow his career

i dont think it would be worthwhile doing it after 1995/96, once he left warners, but a comp from 78 to 95 would be so good.

could also be a way for the estate to milk the fans too by releasing a big 7" box set so hey, its a win win for everyone!

Everyone else may disagree, but I would love a compilation of 7" edits. I enjoy listening to them and they make me appreciate and value more the slightly longer or differently mixed album versions which I've heard more often. Some edits have never been officially released on CD or digitally so it isn't possible to make a playlist of them all on streaming platforms. I do have this fan-made collection https://prince.org/msg/7/342405, but they are all vinyl rips and the volume levels are a little uneven. So while I have all the edits somewhere on my hard drive, I'd buy a complete and properly remastered compilation of 7" versions as soon as it was offered for sale.

djdaffy1227 said:

Sounds like the set I've been working on personaly since the 90's when I started it on cassette, then CD, now digitally. The set also includes b-sides, rarities, alternate mixes, radio edits, and associated artists in different parts of the set. However, to make it a little more brief. Here is the "singles" and "posthumous singles" portion of the set:

Singles 1

1 Soft and wet

2 Just as long as we’re together

3 I wanna be your lover

4 Why you wanna treat me so bad

5 Still waiting

6 Sexy dancer (long version)

7 Bambi

8 I feel for you

9 Dirty mind

10 Uptown

11 When you were mine

12 Head

13 Do it all night

14 Controversy

15 Let’s work (dance remix, long version)

Singles 2

1 Do me baby

2 Sexuality

3 1999

4 Little red Corvette (dance mix)

5 Delirious

6 Let’s pretend we’re married

7 D.M.S.R.

8 Automatic

9 When doves cry

10 Let’s go crazy (special dance mix)

11 Purple rain

Singles 3

1 I would die 4 u (extended version)

2 Take me with u (with Apollonia)

3 Paisley Park (remix)

4 Raspberry beret (new mix)

5 Pop life (extended version)

6 America (long version)

7 Kiss (extended version)

8 Mountains (extended version)

Singles 4

1 Anotherloverholenyohead (extended version)

2 Girls and boys

3 Sign o’ the times

4 If I was your girlfriend

5 U got the look (long look) (with Sheena Easton)

6 I could never take the place of your man

7 Hot thing (extended remix)

8 The cross

9 Housequake (7 mins MoQuake)

10 Adore

11 Alphabet St

12 Glam slam (remix)

Singles 5

1 I wish u heaven (parts 1, 2 and 3)

2 Batdance

3 Partyman (the video mix)

4 The arms of Orion (with Sheena Easton)

5 Scandalous (the crime, the passion, the rapture)

6 The future (remix)

7 Trust

8 Thieves in the temple (remix)

9 New power generation (funky weapon remix)

10 Can’t stop this feeling I got

Singles 6

1 Gett off (extended remix / purple pump mix)

2 Cream (N.P.G. mix)

3 Insatiable

4 Diamonds and pearls

5 Money don’t matter 2night

6 Thunder

7 Willing and able

8 Sexy M.F. (12” mix)

9 My name is Prince (12” club mix)

10 Damn u

11 The morning papers

12 7 (after 6 long version)

13 2gether-New Power Generation (12” mix)

Singles 7

1 Pink cashmere

2 Peach

3 Nothing compares 2 u (live)

4 Pope (12” remix)

5 The most beautiful girl in the world

6 Staxowax

7 Mustang mix

8 Shhh

9 Love sign (with Nona Gaye) (the story board video mix)

10 Letitgo

11 Space

12 Come

13 Superhero-New Power Generation

Singles 8

1 When 2 r in love

2 Purple medley

3 Get wild-New Power Generation (club mix)

4 The good life-New Power Generation

5 Count the days-New Power Generation

6 I hate u (extended remix)

7 Gold

8 P control

9 Endorphinmachine

10 Dolphin

11 Girl 6-New Power Generation

12 Dinner with Delores

13 Come on-New Power Generation

14 The one-New Power Generation

Singles 9

1 Push it up-New Power Generation

2 Betcha by golly wow

3 The holy river

4 Somebody’s somebody

5 Face down (x-tended rap money mix)

6 Jam of the year (NYC live)

7 I can’t make u love me

8 Slave

9 The truth

10 The war-New Power Generation

11 Extraordinary

12 The rest of my life

Singles 10

1 5 women

2 It’s about that walk

3 The greatest romance ever sold (extended remix)

4 Man o’ war

5 Baby knows

6 1999 the new master

7 One song

8 Cybersingle

9 U make my sun shine (with Angie Stone)

10 She loves me 4 me

11 The work-part 1

12 Last December

13 Xenophobia

Singles 11

1 Supercute

2 Daisy chain

3 Peace

4 Days of wild (celebration mix)

5 Pop life (live at Las Vegas)

6 Musicology

7 Cinnamon girl

8 Call my name

9 NPG in this funky house / All the critics love u in Paris

10 Controversy (live in Hawaii)

11 Letitgo (live at Paisley Park)

12 Strange relationship (live)

13 Glasscutter

14 S.S.T.

Singles 12

1 Te amo Corazon

2 Black sweat

3 Beautiful loved and blessed (with Tamar)

4 Fury

5 Satisfied

6 The song of the heart

7 Guitar

8 Chelsea Rodgers

9 The one u wanna c

10 Future baby mama

11 Somewhere here on Earth

12 Crimson and Clover

13 Chocolate box (with Q-Tip)

14 Dance 4 me

15 Better with time

16 U’re gonna c me

17 4ever

Singles 13

1 Extralovable 2011

2 Rock and Roll love affair (original extended)

3 Screwdriver

4 Fixurlifeup

5 Live out loud – 3rd Eye Girl

6 Ain’t gonna miss u when ur gone (with Ledisi)

7 Breakfast can wait

8 Pretzelbodylogic – 3rd Eye Girl

9 Fallinlove2nite (with Zooey Deschanel)

10 The breakdown

11 Clouds

12 X’s face

13 Baltimore (with Eryn Allen Kane)

14 Stare

15 Hardrocklove

16 This could be us

17 Free urself

18 1,000 x’s & 0’s

19 If eye could get your attention

Posthumous singles 1

1 Moonbeam levels

2 Deliverance

3 Electric intercourse

4 Our destiny / Roadhouse garden

5 Father’s song

6 Nothing compares 2 u (studio version)

7 Mary don’t you weep

8 17 days (Piano & a microphone 1983 version)

9 Why the butterflies

10 Manic Monday

11 Holly rock

12 My computer

13 Rootie Kazootie (edit)

14 1999 (live in Detroit 1982)

15 International lover (take 1, live in studio)

Posthumous 2

1 I feel for you (acoustic demo)

2 Don’t let him fool ya

3 Witness for the prosecution (version 1) (45 version)

4 I could never take the place of your man (1979 version)

5 Cosmic day

6 Forever in my life (Early vocal run-through)

7 I need a man

There's something to be said for comprehensiveness, but I don't think 1-800-New-Funk and NPGMC exclusive releases really fit the bill as singles.

[Edited 3/14/21 16:07pm]

djdaffy1227 said:

Only 1 song from "1-800-NEW-FUNK" is on this set and that is because it featured Prince. The rest of the singles, MPLS, Margie Cox and Mayte are on the associated artists set. Plus the NPGMC singles were, in fact, singles so they are on here. He didn't stop releasing singles in 1995 so I just kept going with every single released. I totally get the earlier stuff was MUCH better but a single is a single whether I like it or not. Whether it was a physical copy, a promo copy or a digital download single I added it. It's funny how comprehensive I made my sets and people are still finding things wrong with it That's ok. Take what I made and edit it down to your tastes. That is what makes Prince so great!!

yeah no disrespect meant to you - its great you put in that effort.

im just saying, thats LONG! lol.

a definitive 12" versions comp would be cool too.

i just think its a separate thing to a singles comp.

BartVanHemelen said:

funkbabyandthebabysitters said:

i mean, i like the hits the b sides but its just too much for a casual fan, and the ultimate prince and the other one are fine for casual fans who just want the big hits but a singles compilation, in chronological order, would be great, just to follow his career

i dont think it would be worthwhile doing it after 1995/96, once he left warners, but a comp from 78 to 95 would be so good.

.

Nobody gives a shit about that. Want that? Make a Spotify playlist or whatever. But if TH/TBS is "too much", such a singles collection would be as well. And outside of some hardcore collectors, it would feel as a rip-off to fans who already have all that. It's wasting time and energy on something of little importance. Hell, 4Ever already basically is what you want.

.

The Estate should focus on the contents of the vault, as well as getting things back in print that have been OOP for decades (= the non-Prince releases in the Paisley Park Records catalog), but enhanced with bonus tracks (remixes etc. released on non-album releases) and outtakes. Instead we're now getting close to SIX MONTHS of zero output post-SOTT SDE.

-

I do give a shit!

But only if it can be delivered in a new contemporary excellent execution, with new interesting extras,

and that doesn't necessarily have to be extra unpublished songs... (although I would looooooove some contemporary remixes done by those who rule the charts now)... or it also can be never seen photos, interactive info, more deep and detailed information, or whatever us long tiem fans can please ...

WHy ? This probably never will be the case with those hypersensitive, extremely cautious, banal commanding 'The Estate', as if it would be the most secretive decision in the universe to take...

I personally find The Estate's behaviour worse than the info about Michael Jackson in his heyday.

-

Like you say bart. Six months and nothing.
Actually, how dare they ?
Again, why couldn't they released at least a one off unreleased track or demo like they once did.
I mean, SOMETHING!
-
And I don't understand the bootleggers either.
Why can't they give us some of the so-called "elite" shit that everyone here wants so badly?

Especially as a counter (move) to the lazy uninformative Estate?

-

Why didn't The Estate communicate with us during these lost six months?

Just a lousy French interview that made no sense, and didn't tell us anything new?!

-

James Brown had 11 volumes of singles collections released, I think they can do a few volumes of Prince. It's a specialist market but nothing wrong with that. It's about time they copped that Prince isn't going to be having anymore big hits and they should cater to those who are interested.

[Edited 3/15/21 9:20am]

jaawwnn said:

James Brown had 11 volumes of singles collections released

.

And a lot of that stuff was OOP etc. With Prince most/all of the important/relevant things are easily available. The Estate should focus on the stuff that is OOP or rare or in need of a remaster (when it comes to previously released items), and that is mostly the 12"s, and it is clear by now that we'll likely only gonna get those as part of SDEs.

.

If they want to do a box set collection like the Depeche Mode one -- https://www.discogs.com/D...ase/243800 -- there would be some value, but it would still be only a relevant release if the price is kept low, since most of its contents will already be part of existing SDEs or of future ones. I don't see such a release becoming a major seller, and thus it's likely not a priority for the Estate.

.

Of course the real problem is Prince failing to curate his back catalog which caused fan releases of vinyl rips because that was the only way to obtain those tracks. Such collections should have been released decades ago; I can only be happy that in the early 1990s Warners Europe released a bunch of CD singles with several 1980s extended versions, but unfortunately those were a scattershot and vastly incomplete effort until the likes of T's "12inch Archive". Now it's 2021 and still many of those tracks are not available on CD, in part because the Estate is failing to come up with imaginative releases.

Whenever anyone suggests a singles collection, the compilations look great until the mid-90s when it all goes a bit south. They throw in everything.

The cost of a physical release of these would be astronomical.

BartVanHemelen said:

jaawwnn said:

James Brown had 11 volumes of singles collections released

.

And a lot of that stuff was OOP etc. With Prince most/all of the important/relevant things are easily available. The Estate should focus on the stuff that is OOP or rare or in need of a remaster (when it comes to previously released items), and that is mostly the 12"s, and it is clear by now that we'll likely only gonna get those as part of SDEs.

.

If they want to do a box set collection like the Depeche Mode one -- https://www.discogs.com/D...ase/243800 -- there would be some value, but it would still be only a relevant release if the price is kept low, since most of its contents will already be part of existing SDEs or of future ones. I don't see such a release becoming a major seller, and thus it's likely not a priority for the Estate.

.

Of course the real problem is Prince failing to curate his back catalog which caused fan releases of vinyl rips because that was the only way to obtain those tracks. Such collections should have been released decades ago; I can only be happy that in the early 1990s Warners Europe released a bunch of CD singles with several 1980s extended versions, but unfortunately those were a scattershot and vastly incomplete effort until the likes of T's "12inch Archive". Now it's 2021 and still many of those tracks are not available on CD, in part because the Estate is failing to come up with imaginative releases.

Ah to have them all in the one place present and correct in the right edit would still be worth having and worth doing. Of course doing it without errors would be quite the task, you'd want experts like Ace records or similar to be involved and there's no way the Estate will be doing that. The James Brown ones were limited edition and sell for a premium these days, lets be honest, they could gouge us fans and get away with it if they are willing to do the task well. I don't have major faith in them actually managing that though.

Maybe they can do it in stages like Vol 1 (80s), 2 (90s) and 3 (00s). In chronological order too. I wouldn't prefer to have a song like Eye Wish U Heaven followed by Black Sweat.

DarkKnight1 said:

Why tho?

There is a market for it and it's an established genre of release. Such releases are also good documentary uses of the CD format for those looking for a more academic view of a career. I see it as a limited edition thing rather than the next major estate release. Well actually I see it as never happening but if it was to happen that's how I'd see it.

[Edited 3/16/21 3:40am]

djdaffy1227 said:

BartVanHemelen said:

jaawwnn said:

James Brown had 11 volumes of singles collections released

.

And a lot of that stuff was OOP etc. With Prince most/all of the important/relevant things are easily available. The Estate should focus on the stuff that is OOP or rare or in need of a remaster (when it comes to previously released items), and that is mostly the 12"s, and it is clear by now that we'll likely only gonna get those as part of SDEs.

.

If they want to do a box set collection like the Depeche Mode one -- https://www.discogs.com/D...ase/243800 -- there would be some value, but it would still be only a relevant release if the price is kept low, since most of its contents will already be part of existing SDEs or of future ones. I don't see such a release becoming a major seller, and thus it's likely not a priority for the Estate.

.

Of course the real problem is Prince failing to curate his back catalog which caused fan releases of vinyl rips because that was the only way to obtain those tracks. Such collections should have been released decades ago; I can only be happy that in the early 1990s Warners Europe released a bunch of CD singles with several 1980s extended versions, but unfortunately those were a scattershot and vastly incomplete effort until the likes of T's "12inch Archive". Now it's 2021 and still many of those tracks are not available on CD, in part because the Estate is failing to come up with imaginative releases.

No idea what OOP means...

but I agree on what you say.

-

I've been saying this for a long time in several treads here.

The gigantic lack of imaginative one off's or inbetweenies by the Estate, just to keep the $ rolling towards them from us older and hardcore fans whom are getting thinner and thinner, must be something they're aware of too.

What seems to be their real problem?

We still get no proper comprehensable answer from anyone involved.

Of course it's always about money, but...

Call me naive, I'm certainly no expert, but am I wrong thinking that The Estate & Paisley Park Enterprises (or how it's called) are seperate money sucking companies...

Do they actually get along ?

-

RODSERLING said:

There should have been a Hits 3, with all the forgotten hits from WB era that weren't in the Hits 1 and 2 The Hits 3 : 1. Manic Monday 2. Batdance 3. Party Man 4. Love Thy Will B Done ( prince version) 5. My Name is Prince 6. TMBGITW 7. Let it Go 8. Lovesign 9. I hate U 10. Gold 11. Betcha by Golly Wow 12. Holy River 13. Musicology 14. Call My Name 15. Te Amo Corazon 16. Blacksweat 17. Song of the Heart 18. Guitar

-

If you want to stay in the same spirit as the releases of ''The Hits I & II'' compilation (not talking about the later compilated releases), you also forgot these ;

-

Just As Long As We"re Together

Still Waiting

Sexy Dancer

Bambi

Do It All Night

Gotta Stop (Messin' About) - yes it was a single

Sexuality

Let's Work

Automatic

Let's Pretend We're Married

Take Me With U

Paisley Park

America

Girls and Boys

Anotherloverholenyohead

Glam Slam

I Wish U Heaven

The Arms Of Orion

Scandelous

The Future

Insatiable - can't remember if this was a single release

New Power Generation

Can't Stop This Feeling I Got

Insatiable

Money Don't Matter 2 Night

Thunder

Damn U

The Morning Papers

-

...and that is just up to 1993.

-

the hits comps were nice, but they werent in any real order, and they also had some album tracks, and some new tracks, which made it all a bit all over the place. maybe it played better, idk, but a chronological singles comp would prob still play well, and tell a cool narrative too. its 38 songs from 78 to 99, which is quite a bit.