Greatest Hits is a compilation from the American rock band Monster Magnet, released through A&M Records on 15 September 2003. It collects the group's best-known material on a first disc, running from their 1991 debut Spine of God through to 2000's God Says No. The Spine of God material appears in re-recorded form rather than as the original takes.

It arrives between God Says No and 2004's Monolithic Baby!, so it works as a neat summing-up of the band's first decade or so of stoner rock. A second disc adds the music videos along with a few B-sides and rarities, which gives fans of the band something beyond the familiar singles and makes the set more than a straightforward run through the hits.

Greatest Hits: tracklist and credits

20 tracks · 1:37:12

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1TractorDave Wyndorf3:27
  3. 2MedicineDave Wyndorf3:53
  4. 3Dopes to InfinityDave Wyndorf5:46
  5. 4MeltDave Wyndorf5:45
  6. 5SpacelordDave Wyndorf5:56
  7. 6PowertripDave Wyndorf3:32
  8. 7Atomic ClockDave Wyndorf5:07
  9. 8Heads ExplodeDave Wyndorf3:49
  10. 9BummerDave Wyndorf7:36
  11. 10Negasonic Teenage WarheadDave Wyndorf4:28
  12. 11Dead ChristmasDave Wyndorf3:55
  13. 12Silver FutureDave Wyndorf4:59
  14. 13Black BalloonDave Wyndorf3:06
  15. 14Crop CircleDave Wyndorf5:33
  16. 15Kiss of the ScorpionDave Wyndorf4:02
  17. 16Space Lord (Intergalactic 7 remix)Dave Wyndorf5:26
  18. Disc 2
  19. 1UnsolidDave Wyndorf2:53
  20. 2Big GodDave Wyndorf6:01
  21. 3Into the VoidButler, Iommi, Osbourne, Ward8:08
  22. 4I Want MoreDave Wyndorf3:51
Produced by
Matt Hyde, Dave Wyndorf, Steve Rosenthal, Sven Martin, David Sardy
Mixed by
Randy Staub, Alan Moulder, Steve Rosenthal, Dave Wyndorf, John Travis, David Sardy
Engineered by
Matt Hyde, Randy Staub, Steve Rosenthal, Joe Warda
Recorded
1993–2001
Labels
A&M Records, A&M
Length
1:37:12

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