Title: Another blatant cash in from Columbia/Sony
Product review: You'd figure with a previously released greatest hits album ("Nothing Safe: The Best of the Box") a box set ("Music Bank"), and a live album, Columbia/Sony Records would have milked grunge greats Alice in Chains for all they could. Well, this ten track "Greatest Hits" album proves otherwise, as nine of the ten tracks found here can be found on "Nothing Safe". This is yet another blatant cash in from Columbia/Sony, and fellow hardcore AIC fans would agree that a true AIC greatest hits should include masterpieces like "Sunshine", "Bleed the Freak", "Love, Hate, Love", "Rain When I Die", "Dirt", "Brother", "Nutshell", "Sludge Factory", and "Over Now" plus where are the other singles (this compilation is basically the songs that radio ate up) like "We Die Young", "Sea of Sorrow", "What the Hell Have I?", "Got Me Wrong", and "Get Born Again"? Newer fans to AIC are better off starting with "Facelift" or "Nothing Safe" and leaving this coaster on the table.
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