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THEIR GREATEST HITS

Wishbone Ash

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Live, released in 1998

Songs / Tracks Listing



1. Helpless (3:42)
2. Runaway (3:16)
3. Warrior (6:13)
4. Lorelei (6:09)
5. Persephone (3:45)
6. You Rescue Me (6:53)
7. Outward Bound (3:47)
8. Mother Of Pearl (5:30)
9. Rest In Peace (6:29)
10. Time Was (7:04)
11. Bad Weather Blues (7:15)

Total Time 60:03

Line-up / Musicians


- Andy Powell / guitars, vocals
- Steve Upton / drums
- Martin Turner / bass, vocals
- Laurie Wisefield / guitars, vocals

Releases information

CD Going For A Song GFS 106 (1998 Germany)

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WISHBONE ASH Their Greatest Hits ratings distribution


1.95
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Essential: a masterpiece of rock music (0%)
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Collectors/fans only (50%)
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Review by clarke2001
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2 stars

I bought 'Their Greatest Hits' because it was less than ?3 on an internet auction - my WISHBONE ASH discography is far from complete, so I thought this may be a nice opportunity to get a compilation. To my surprise, it turned out it's a live compilation. Great, I said.

But it's not so great. There's not much info on inlay card, so I can't say much about the live perfromances themselves - but all you have to know is - they're weak. The musicianship is on a level we expect from a band of WISHBONE ASH'es caliber, but the sound is dreadful, and arrangements are..well let's just say the songs are a bit simplified - so we're missing those details present on studio recordings, and the band didn't made it up with an excellent perfromance or so--I can't stand those digital distortion, overall cheap sound, and that friggin' tendency of almost every old rock band performing in 90's/00's: doing cheap licks, and changing vocal melodies to be more bluesy. Uh, no thank you!

The highlights of this disc are so minuscule I won't mention them here. Let's just add an extra star for that.

Newbies, avoid this one. Fans, avoid it too. This is for collection-freaks.

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