For Zero" and the 1986 minor hit "Heartache All Over the World". The running order bore little resemblance to that of the Geffen compilation. PolyGram was bought by MCA's successor Universal Music Group in 1998, thus consolidating worldwide distribution rights to all of John's catalogue (which included the soundtrack to the film Friends, originally released on Paramount Records, then reissued on ABC Records after buying the Paramount label, ABC Records itself was sold to MCA in 1979). Elton John currently co-owns his entire catalogue with Universal. The album is currently available from Island Records. After the consummation of the Universal/PolyGram merger, it was decided that Island would act as one of two American labels for Elton John (Island handled the back catalogue, while Universal, and later Interscope and Decca Records would handle new releases), and Mercury Records would be his international label. In the US, it was certified gold in January 1994, platinum in October 1995 and 2× platinum in August 1998 by the RIAA. Track listing References Albums produced by Gus Dudgeon Albums produced by Chris Thomas (record producer) 1992 greatest hits albums Elton John compilation albums MCA Records compilation albums Albums recorded at Sigma Sound Studios