Weighing in at 14 tracks, Greatest Hits is a good, basic collection of the Bangles' biggest singles, containing all the hits, including the previously non-LP "Hazy Shade of Winter," plus a couple of album tracks and, for the dedicated, a new cover of the Grass Roots' "Where Were You When I Needed You." It may be easy to carp about fine album tracks from All Over the Place and Different Light that should have been included, yet this is a fine sampler/introduction that might not necessarily capture the Bangles' best -- in this context, their ties to the Paisley Underground and college rock seem nonexistent -- but still finds them as masters of irresistible pop singles.
Here in Central NY it definitely feels like winter, even though technically it's still better than 3 weeks away. I thought this would be appropriate, and as it turns out is really a great cover by a band that had a couple of hits in "Manic Monday" and "Walk Like An Egyptian" But for me it didn't matter what they "sang" they always looked good doing it!!
Here in Central NY it definitely feels like winter, even though technically it's still better than 3 weeks away. I thought this would be appropriate, and as it turns out is really a great cover by a band that had a couple of hits in "Manic Monday" and "Walk Like An Egyptian" But for me it didn't matter what they "sang" they always looked good doing it!!