first included on this compilation, features a church organ in its verses and guitar riffs reminiscent of the Descendents; its subject matter continues the theme of complicated miscommunication and fading love. The album closes with "Another Girl, Another Planet", which is a cover of the song by the Only Ones and was used as the title theme for Barker's MTV reality series, Meet the Barkers. Release Greatest Hits was first announced on August 29, 2005; it was initially slated to have a live version of "Man Overboard". The album's artwork is a smilie surrounded by arrows, which was first introduced on the band's 2003 album; it was illustrated by Mister Cartoon, a friend of drummer Travis Barker. In addition, the photography for Greatest Hits was supplied by another friend of Barker, Estevan Oriol. SA Studios handled the art direction for the compilation. "Not Now" was selected to be the lead single, but was contested by the management between the former band members at the time. DeLonge's manager and original Blink manager Rick DeVoe supported "Not Now", while Hoppus and Barker's new management, Irving Azoff, lobbied for "Another Girl, Another Planet". Commercial performance In the United States, Greatest Hits peaked at number six on both the Billboard 200 and the magazine's Top Internet Albums chart, selling 72,000 copies in its first week. Greatest Hits charted highest in Canada, where it peaked at number three on the Canadian Albums Chart. The collection's second best performance arrived on Australia's ARIA Charts, where it peaked at number four. In the United Kingdom, the album also peaked at number six. The album also peaked at number nine in Austria, and number 12 on the French Albums Chart. The album charted lower in areas such as Japan, Germany, and New Zealand, but still within the top 40 of each respective country. Critical reception Andy Greenwald of Blender called it a "flawless compilation," covering the group's transition from "nudists to near-geniuses." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic found the collection ran a little long, but overall deemed it an "intermittently entertaining collection." Track listing Song origins "Carousel" and "M+M's" are from Cheshire Cat (1995) "Dammit" and "Josie" are originally from Dude Ranch (1997) but appear as their single versions, which were remixed by Tom Lord-Alge at the time of their original release "What's My Age Again", "All the Small Things", and "Adam's Song" are from Enema of the