The Best of Bros
The Best of Bros | ||||
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Compilation album by Bros | ||||
Released | 5 April 2004 | |||
Recorded | 1987 - 1990 | |||
Genre | Pop, dance-pop | |||
Length | 77:42 | |||
Label |
CBS 512370 2 | |||
Producer | Nicky Graham, Gary Stevenson | |||
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The Best of Bros is the first compilation album by British pop band Bros. It was released on 5 April 2004, and it contains all of the band's singles, together with selected album tracks and B-sides. Although the album heavily features tracks from their 1988 debut album Push, the booklet and sleeve do not include any pictures of bassist Craig Logan, who left the band in early 1989. It does however credit Nicky Graham and Tom Watkins as the song writers for the Push tracks instead of "The Brothers" pseudonym used originally.
The album was not very successful and only reached #128 in the UK.
Track listing
- "When Will I Be Famous?" - 3:59 from Push
- "Drop the Boy" - 3:49 from Push
- "Madly in Love" (Joe Smooth Mix) - 4:28 from The Time
- "Ten out of Ten" - 4:06 from Push
- "Cat Among the Pigeons" - 4:05 from Push
- "Too Much" - 3:30 from The Time
- "I Owe You Nothing" - 3:40 from Push
- "Liar" - 3:42 from Push
- "Chocolate Box" - 3:59 from The Time
- "Money" - 4:21 from The Time
- "It's a Jungle Out There" - 4:14 from Push
- "I Quit" - 3:32 from Push
- "Changing Faces" - 3:59 from Changing Faces
- "Sister" - 4:22 from The Time
- "Life's a Heartbeat" - 4:46 from The Time
- "Are You Mine?" - 4:37 from Changing Faces
- "Try" - 3:38 from Changing Faces
- "I'll Count the Hours" - 4:05 B-Side from Sister single
- "Silent Night" - 3:50 B-Side from Cat Among the Pigeons single
Notes
- A companion DVD entitled The Big Picture was released that features the promotional videos to all the singles together with the earlier VHS live concert video The Big Push Tour Live. It also includes a single discography, documentary and photo gallery.[2]
- Although not credited as such, "I Quit" is the remixed single version.
References
- ↑ The Best of Bros at AllMusic
- ↑ "Bros: The Big Picture - DVD - AllRovi". allrovi.com. Retrieved 12 August 2011.
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