Even if you have all the other albums, this is essential for the collection of hard-to-find B-sides like "Erotic City," "She's Always In My Hair," "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore".... He's probably the first artist since the Beatles to include some of his best work on non-LP B-sides. Otherwise, this is a by-the-numbers greatest hits compilation, missing only the huge commercial hit "Batdance," and including a couple of great new songs (the ballad "Pink Cashmere," the blues-rock "Peach") and finally a decent version of "Nothing Compares 2 U," previously recorded by The Family and by Irish chanteuse Sinead O'Connor.
