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Track List
01) King of Rock
02) It's Tricky
03) Beats to the Rhyme
04) Can You Rock It Like This
05) Walk This Way
06) Run's House
07) Rock Box
08) Peter Piper
09) Mary, Mary
10) Hard Times
11) You Be Illin'
12) It's Like That
13) My Adidas
14) Sucker M.C.'s (Krush-Groove 1)
15) You Talk Too Much
16) Jam-Master Jay
17) Down With the King
18) Christmas in Hollis
01) King of Rock
02) It's Tricky
03) Beats to the Rhyme
04) Can You Rock It Like This
05) Walk This Way
06) Run's House
07) Rock Box
08) Peter Piper
09) Mary, Mary
10) Hard Times
11) You Be Illin'
12) It's Like That
13) My Adidas
14) Sucker M.C.'s (Krush-Groove 1)
15) You Talk Too Much
16) Jam-Master Jay
17) Down With the King
18) Christmas in Hollis
5:13
3:03
2:41
4:29
5:10
3:44
5:30
3:23
3:14
3:52
3:26
4:49
2:48
3:08
6:01
3:10
5:02
2:58
Data Complete
70%
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First Released
2002
Hip-Hop
Provocative
Urban/R&B
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Medium
Compilation
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Supplanting the 1991 collection Together Forever, BMG Heritage's 2002 Greatest Hits also runs 18 tracks and shares ten of the same songs -- namely, all the big hits and usual suspects. Of the eight tracks left behind, there are some big ones -- no "Peter Piper" or "My Adidas" -- and the sequencing, while flowing much better than its predecessor, is still non-chronological, which robs the narrative of some power even if the music retains all of it. So, that means we're still waiting for the perfect Run-D.M.C. collection, but until that arrives, this is still an excellent listen and works well as both a summary and introduction to one of the greatest bands of the '80s.
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Supplanting the 1991 collection Together Forever, BMG Heritage's 2002 Greatest Hits also runs 18 tracks and shares ten of the same songs -- namely, all the big hits and usual suspects. Of the eight tracks left behind, there are some big ones -- no "Peter Piper" or "My Adidas" -- and the sequencing, while flowing much better than its predecessor, is still non-chronological, which robs the narrative of some power even if the music retains all of it. So, that means we're still waiting for the perfect Run-D.M.C. collection, but until that arrives, this is still an excellent listen and works well as both a summary and introduction to one of the greatest bands of the '80s.
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