The Singles 1992–2003 by No Doubt, album cover
Album · Compilation

The Singles 1992–2003

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Also cited28 October 2003

The Singles 1992–2003 is No Doubt's greatest hits collection, released in November 2003 on Interscope Records. It gathers singles from Tragic Kingdom, Return of Saturn and Rock Steady, along with "Trapped in a Box" from their 1992 self-titled debut. That makes it a handy run through the band's changing sound, from ska-punk energy to a more electronic, pop-minded style.

It also marks a pause in the band's story. They had gone on hiatus in April 2003, after four singles from Rock Steady, and regrouped that September to record the one new track with producer Nellee Hooper: a cover of Talk Talk's 1984 song "It's My Life", which was released as a single. Critics generally liked the collection, praising the range of styles it covers. It was reissued as Icon in 2010.

The Singles 1992–2003: tracklist, credits and charts

15 tracks · 59:44

Tracklist

  1. 1Just a GirlTom Dumont and Gwen Stefani3:26
  2. 2It’s My LifeTim Friese‐Greene and Mark Hollis3:46
  3. 3Hey BabyKiller, Dumont, Kanal, Stefani3:27
  4. 4BathwaterDumont, Kanal, Stefani4:00
  5. 5Sunday MorningKanal, Stefani, Stefani4:31
  6. 6Hella GoodHugo, Kanal, Stefani, Williams4:02
  7. 7NewTom Dumont and Gwen Stefani4:24
  8. 8Underneath It AllGwen Stefani and Dave Stewart5:02
  9. 9Excuse Me Mr.Tom Dumont and Gwen Stefani3:04
  10. 10RunningTony Kanal and Gwen Stefani4:01
  11. 11SpiderwebsTony Kanal and Gwen Stefani4:27
  12. 12Simple Kind of LifeGwen Stefani4:16
  13. 13Don’t SpeakEric Stefani and Gwen Stefani4:23
  14. 14Ex‐GirlfriendDumont, Kanal, Stefani3:31
  15. 15Trapped in a BoxDumont, Kanal, Stefani, Stefani3:24
Produced by
Matthew Wilder, Nellee Hooper, No Doubt, Sly & Robbie, Philip Steir, Mark “Spike” Stent, Glen Ballard, Jerry Harrison, Dito Godwin
Executive producer
Brian Jobson, Wayne Jobson
Recorded at
Geejam Studios, One Pop Studio, The Sideshack, Toast Recorders, Home Recordings, The Record Plant, 7Dials, York Street Studios
Recorded
1991–2003
Mixed by
David J. Holman, Paul Palmer, Mark “Spike” Stent, Jack Joseph‐Puig
Mixed at
Cactus Studios, The Mix Suite
Engineered by
Phil Kaffel, George Landress, Karl Derfler, Rory Baker, Count, Tkae Mendez, Dan Chase, Scott Campbell, Bryan Carrigan, Alain Johannes, Simon Gogerly, Greg Collins, Matt Hyde, Tom Dumont, Tony Kanal, Michael Carnévale
Labels
Interscope Records, Interscope
Length
59:44

Line-up

  • Tom Dumont · guitar, keyboard
  • Phil Jordan · trumpet
  • Tony Kanal · bass guitar, keyboard, saxophone
  • Gabrial McNair · trombone, keyboard, piano, synthesizer, clavinet, mellotron
  • Eric Stefani · piano, keyboard
  • Matthew Wilder · keyboard · guest
  • Adrian Young · percussion, drums (drum set)
  • No Doubt · guest
  • Gwen Stefani · lead vocals
  • Bounty Killer · guest
  • Stephen Bradley · trumpet · guest
  • Andy Potts · saxophone · guest
  • Robert “Robbie” Shakespeare · bass · guest
  • Django Stewart · saxophone · guest
  • Lady Saw · guest
  • Stephen Perkins · steelpan · guest
  • Melissa Hasin · cello · guest
  • Eric Carpenter · saxophone · guest
  • Don Hammerstedt · trumpet · guest
  • Alex Henderson · trombone · guest

Singles

  • “It's My Life” · 20 October 2003

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 2003–20042
UK Albums Chart · 2003–20045
Finnish Albums · 2003–20041
Swedish Albums · 2003–20041
Norwegian Albums · 2003–20042
Danish Albums · 2003–20045
European Albums (Billboard) · 2003–20045
Swiss Albums · 2003–20045
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 2003–20046
Irish Albums · 2003–20047
All 22 charts
Dutch Albums · 2003–20048
New Zealand Albums · 2003–20048
French Compilation Albums (SNEP) · 2003–20049
Austrian Albums · 2003–200411
German Albums · 2003–200414
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 2003–200415
Portuguese Albums · 2003–200427
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 2003–200432
Italian Albums · 2003–200433
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 2003–200437
Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) · 2003–200440
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 2003–200468

Certifications

RegionCertification
ArgentinaGold
Australia · 2004Platinum
Canada2× Platinum
Germany · 2023Gold
Mexico · 2005Gold
New ZealandPlatinum
Norway · 2003Platinum
SwitzerlandGold
United Kingdom · 20132× Platinum
United States2× Platinum
Europe · 2004Platinum

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Releases and pressings

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SourceDateNote
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Wikipedia infobox14 November 2003
Wikidata2003
US release25 November 2003earliest US date
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15 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2003AUInterscope Records0602498613818other
2003GBInterscope Records602498613825deluxe
2003NZInterscope Records0602498613818other
2003XEInterscope Records602498613818other
2003ZAInterscope Records6009143073234other
2003ARInterscope Records602498613818other
1 January 2003XWInterscope Records00602498611265original
28 October 2003MXPolydor602498611265other
14 November 2003CAInterscope Records602498611265other
24 November 2003XEInterscope Records602498613818other
24 November 2003DE—other
25 November 2003USInterscope Records602498611265other
25 November 2003USInterscope Recordsother
1 December 2003GBInterscope Records0602498613825deluxe
2 February 2024US—602438187447other
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