Title: Pretty good, but now out of print.....others available.
Product review: Heart made it look easy. In a time when women in rock were novelty items (and their record company exploited that novelty in the early days), Ann and Nancy Wilson just decided that Led Zepplin was the blueprint and took it from there.This version of a Heart's Greatest Hits was released on Capitol in 1997 and has been since been supplanted by the "ESSENTIAL" Heart collection. But it was the first to pull tracks from their entire career, from the still stunning "Crazy On You" to the acoustic gem "Dog and Butterfly," then the eighties comeback days of power ballads like "What About Love" and generic arena rock in "If Looks Could Kill," Heart was a band that knew how to cover the bases.
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