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- Recollection
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Concrete Blonde
Released 1996

Everybody Knows
04:44
5,982 plays

Joey
04:07
5,244 plays

God Is A Bullet
04:24
4,455 plays

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- 1
- God Is A Bullet
- 04:24
- 4,455 plays

- 2
- Tomorrow, Wendy
- 05:05
- 3,492 plays

- 3
- Joey
- 04:07
- 5,244 plays

- 4
- Scene of a Perfect Crime
- 04:41
- 1,816 plays

- 5
- Someday?
- 03:30
- 2,384 plays

- 6
- Ghost of a Texas Ladies Man
- 03:53
- 1,584 plays

- 7
- Dance Along The Edge
- 05:29
- 2,033 plays

- 8
- Bloodletting (The Vampire Song) [Short Version]
- 04:30
- 2,495 plays

- 9
- Happy Birthday
- 02:20
- 1,949 plays

- 10
- Caroline
- 05:30
- 1,791 plays

- 11
- Cold Part of Town
- 03:12
- 1,299 plays

- 12
- Walking in London [Edit]
- 04:49
- 1,496 plays

- 13
- Heal It Up
- 04:22
- 1,769 plays

- 14
- Everybody Knows
- 04:44
- 5,982 plays

- 15
- True
- 02:59
- 1,759 plays

- 16
- Mexican Moon
- 05:03
- 3,171 plays

- 17
- Still in Hollywood
- 03:44
- 1,775 plays

- 18
- Mercedes Benz [Live][#]
- 03:00
- 1,404 plays

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album review

Despite their obvious ambition, Concrete Blonde rarely made consistent albums, which is why the 18-track Recollection: The Best of Concrete Blonde is welcome. It collects all of the group's high points, not just singles like "Joey," "Still in Hollywood," "Ghost of a Texas Ladies Man," "Walking in London," and "Heal It Up," but also album tracks like "Tomorrow, Wendy," "Scene of a Perfect Crime," "Bloodletting," and "Mexican Moon." Although it would have been nice if Recollection was presented in chronological order instead of in the jumbled mess that constitutes its final sequencing, it remains an excellent overview of Concrete Blonde's career. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide