Favorite "New" songs from Greatest Hits albums

The Who's "Substitute", for sure. One of the best rock n' roll tracks ever.

The Tom Petty tune definitely.

Also, "Angela" by Motley Crue. I don't know if it was recorded for a soundtrack or anything before it came out on Decade of Decadence, but that was one of my favorite Crue tracks ever.

I also like the Skid Row tracks, "Forever" as mentioned, and the other one, which I'm forgetting the title of at the moment.

And on the brand new side of things, Rolling Stones' "Doom and Gloom". I really love this song.

I will have to check out some of the ones listed here, like the Cinderella track.

Motley Crue also had "Black Widow" on Red White And Crue.

'Doom and Gloom' off the new Stones greatest hits album, kicks ass

manny wrote:

'Doom and Gloom' off the new Stones greatest hits album, kicks ass

I also like the other new song, but I can't think of the title now. It's not quite as good as Doom and Gloom, but I do quite like it.

Vexer6 wrote:

Motley Crue also had "Black Widow" on Red White And Crue.

'Black Widow' was a demo from back in the "Shout at the Devil" days. I had that on cassette for years before it finally got an official release. It was a dub of a dub of a dub. Terrible sound quality, but a cool tune nonetheless.

Another vote for W.A.S.P. - Unreal here, and 80's Metal Lady, you definitely owe it to yourself to check out 'Babylon', very much so, this from a W.A.S.P. fan of 15 years, keep in mind I'm young and out of control.

ZombieHavoc wrote:

manny wrote:

'Doom and Gloom' off the new Stones greatest hits album, kicks ass

I also like the other new song, but I can't think of the title now. It's not quite as good as Doom and Gloom, but I do quite like it.

Agree with the other guys on this one.

Also, there was a great track on Scorps - Best of Ballads and Rockers [I think that is what it was called]. Too busy to look up what the name of the song was, but I think that was the only place for that track.....

...or I may be completely off here....

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

ZombieHavoc wrote:

manny wrote:

'Doom and Gloom' off the new Stones greatest hits album, kicks ass

I also like the other new song, but I can't think of the title now. It's not quite as good as Doom and Gloom, but I do quite like it.

Agree with the other guys on this one.

Also, there was a great track on Scorps - Best of Ballads and Rockers [I think that is what it was called]. Too busy to look up what the name of the song was, but I think that was the only place for that track.....

...or I may be completely off here....

Do you mean Hey You?

Yeah - that was it. It was bugging me, so I looked it up. Appears it was also released on the Animal Mag re-issue, but that was a whole lotta years leter. Very cool song.

thejokeriv wrote:

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

ZombieHavoc wrote:

manny wrote:

'Doom and Gloom' off the new Stones greatest hits album, kicks ass

I also like the other new song, but I can't think of the title now. It's not quite as good as Doom and Gloom, but I do quite like it.

Agree with the other guys on this one.

Also, there was a great track on Scorps - Best of Ballads and Rockers [I think that is what it was called]. Too busy to look up what the name of the song was, but I think that was the only place for that track.....

...or I may be completely off here....

Do you mean Hey You?

Yeah that's the one, from Deadly Sting they also had "Over The Top" and "Life Goes Around" and on "Bad For Good" they had "Cause I Love You" which was recorded during the Lovedrive sessions.

manny wrote:

'Doom and Gloom' off the new Stones greatest hits album, kicks ass

good call!

UNCLE SAXON'S KICKASS CDS wrote:

April Showers, Sally, Lover - all from the Best of King's X.

I own all there cd's so I never bought this. Maybe I should..

The very best of Impellitteri - Anti Social Disease

Good song with a interesting mix of Graham Bonnet and Chris Imp. vocals

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

Another vote for W.A.S.P. - Unreal here, and 80's Metal Lady, you definitely owe it to yourself to check out 'Babylon', very much so, this from a W.A.S.P. fan of 15 years, keep in mind I'm young and out of control.

Seconded. If you are a fan of W.A.S.P.'s first album through Headless Children, you need to get Babylon. So damn good.

I enjoy most of W.A.S.P.'s stuff, but Babylon is right up there. And I've been a W.A.S.P. fan since I saw the "Real Me" video for the first time back in 1989.

Sounds like I better check out W.A.S.P.'s Babylon. It's on Grooveshark, so I'll give it a spin, or stream as it were.