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	Monster Magnet Greatest Hits (Bonus CD) Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal 2003 compilation for the stoner metal outfit gathers their singles & most memorable tracks on disc one while the enhanced bonus disc includes 12 B-sides, rarities, & videos. Bonus tracks include, 'Unsolid', 'Big Go... more » « less
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CD Details

All Artists: Monster Magnet
Title: Greatest Hits (Bonus CD)
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal Int'l
Release Date: 9/22/2003
Album Type: Enhanced, Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Style: Alternative Metal
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPCs: 602498081952, 0602498081952, 766482669448, 060249808195

Synopsis

Album Description

2003 compilation for the stoner metal outfit gathers their singles & most memorable tracks on disc one while the enhanced bonus disc includes 12 B-sides, rarities, & videos. Bonus tracks include, 'Unsolid', 'Big God', 'Into The Void', 'I Want More', 'Space Lord' (Video), 'Powertrip' (Video), 'See You In Hell' (Video), 'Head's Explode' (Explicit Version - Video), 'Twin Earth' (Video), 'Face Down' (Video), 'Negasonic Teenage Warhead' (Video), & 'Space Lord' (Intergalactic 7 Mix - Video). 28 tracks in all. A & M.

CD Reviews

Monster Magnet's Last A&M Recording

Peter J. Kneute | Plant City, FL | 02/22/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Don't think that this band is on its last leg...nothing could be further from the truth. The simple fact is that A&M just didn't promote them effectively. They are a great band and they have a lot more to offer. Get their newest album Monolithic Baby! on Steamhammer records and by all means, purchase this one if you're not familiar with their earlier work."

Greatest hits lp is the TAB....25

Seth A. Doolin | Boston MA USA | 08/18/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Just wanted to mention in reference to the review below: The God Says No album was kind of off because the master tapes were swiped and the band had to start from scratch again, so as a 'quickie-demo-sketchpad' album, damn fine, but yes, not their best. Monolithic had some nice meaty riffs, but its hard to keep a band going after 10 years, tours, albums, etc. MM is one of my faves, especially for keeping the torch of sludge-metal alive since the early 90s when such a style was against the grundge grain. Interested fans should check out current Doom Metal bands such as Electric Wizard, Organe Goblin, High on Fire, Sleep, and its worth the time travel trip to check out Hawkwind, a direct influence on MM. Hawkwind also is significant for being the band Lemmy was in right before good old who know who.

Here's feedback in your ear."