UFO, Golden Earring, and other b or c-level ‘70s/‘80s bands would disagree. Also some bands were just better at singles than albums. Singles Going Steady by The Buzzcocks is a great example.
The Rolling Stones comp The Singles Collection: The London Years doesn’t entirely obsolete their pre-Beggars Banquet catalog, but it also offers a comprehensive view of their growth as a band that no single album of the period ever could.
I know what you mean, man. I’m an album guy too. Also, greatest hits albums always seem like such a question mark as to what the audio quality will be.
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