Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "'Greatest Hits' is a compilation album by the English rock group Cardiacs, released in 2002.The album's title may be ironic, as the extent to which Greatest Hits is a \"greatest hits\" album (in the usual sense of the phrase) is debatable. It contains only two single a-sides (\"Manhoo\" and \"Odd Even\"), features few tracks from the earlier part of the band's career, and does not feature many of their better-known songs (including their biggest hit, \"Is This the Life?\"). In some ways, it can be seen as a follow up to the 1995 compilation album Sampler, with an arbitrary tracklist chosen by the band. Greatest Hits features one new and otherwise unavailable track, called \"Faster Than Snakes With A Ball And A Chain\". is exclusive to this album. This is described as having been taken from the then-forthcoming and as-yet untitled album which was to follow Greatest Hits (presumably the \"lost\" album which was abandoned following a hard disc crash in Cardiacs' studio, and which would have been replaced by the similarly incomplete and unreleased LSD album in the late 2000s)."@en }
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- Greatest_Hits_(Cardiacs_album) abstract "'Greatest Hits' is a compilation album by the English rock group Cardiacs, released in 2002.The album's title may be ironic, as the extent to which Greatest Hits is a \"greatest hits\" album (in the usual sense of the phrase) is debatable. It contains only two single a-sides (\"Manhoo\" and \"Odd Even\"), features few tracks from the earlier part of the band's career, and does not feature many of their better-known songs (including their biggest hit, \"Is This the Life?\"). In some ways, it can be seen as a follow up to the 1995 compilation album Sampler, with an arbitrary tracklist chosen by the band. Greatest Hits features one new and otherwise unavailable track, called \"Faster Than Snakes With A Ball And A Chain\". is exclusive to this album. This is described as having been taken from the then-forthcoming and as-yet untitled album which was to follow Greatest Hits (presumably the \"lost\" album which was abandoned following a hard disc crash in Cardiacs' studio, and which would have been replaced by the similarly incomplete and unreleased LSD album in the late 2000s).".