Cracker, Greatest Hits Redux - 1h 7m 16s

Tracks & Durations

1. Teen angst (what the world needs now)	4:05
2. I see the light	5:28
3. Mr. Wrong	4:33
4. Low	4:53
5. Get off this	4:11
6. Lonesome Johnny blues	3:09
7. Euro-Trash girl	9:25
8. Sweet thistle pie	4:59
9. Big dipper	5:43
10. The world is mine	3:43
11. Duty free	5:53
12. Ain't gonna suck itself	5:47
13. Something you ain't got	5:20

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Review

Cracker may be considered a somewhat traditional rock band (almost comparable to roots rock at times), yet singer/guitarist David Lowery's roots were anything but traditional since he fronted the '80s alternative outfit Camper Van Beethoven. Shortly after Camper Van Beethoven called it quits in 1990, Lowery began demoing material along with guitarist Johnny Hickman and bassist Davey Faragher, eventually going by the name Cracker. By 1991, the newly formed band had signed a recording contract with Virgin and enlisted the help of several drummers (such as Jim Keltner), issuing their self-titled debut in 1992. This debut melded influences as diverse as psychedelia, country rock, and delta blues, forging a style that was at once ethnic yet universal. Cracker sold over 200,000 copies, and doubled this with their second release, Kerosene Hat, which became their best selling album with the rock radio track, Low. During the early 21st century, Cracker has continued to tour and release CDs.

Greatest Hits - Redux is the OFFICIALLY SANCTIONED GREATEST HITS PACKAGE, and is the title Cracker will encourage all of their fans to buy. It will contain all of Cracker's hits like Low, Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now) and Eurotrash Girl, but RERECORDED, as well as containing A NEW BONUS TRACK.

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