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Who Cares A Lot? The Greatest Hits,Faith No More

- Who Cares A Lot? The Greatest Hits
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Faith No More
Released 1998

Midlife Crisis
04:17
9,085 plays

Falling To Pieces
05:12
7,876 plays

A Small Victory
04:55
6,493 plays

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songs

- 1
- We Care A Lot (Original Version)
- 04:03
- 13,195 plays

- 2
- Introduce Yourself
- 01:33
- 4,836 plays

- 3
- From Out Of Nowhere
- 03:21
- 6,271 plays

- 4
- Epic
- 04:52
- 13,219 plays

- 5
- Falling To Pieces
- 05:12
- 7,876 plays

- 6
- Midlife Crisis
- 04:17
- 9,085 plays

- 7
- A Small Victory
- 04:55
- 6,493 plays

- 8
- Easy
- 03:07
- 25,106 plays

- 9
- Digging The Grave
- 03:04
- 4,842 plays

- 10
- The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
- 03:29
- 5,342 plays

- 11
- Evidence
- 04:54
- 5,497 plays

- 12
- I Started A Joke
- 03:00
- 5,798 plays

- 13
- Last Cup Of Sorrow
- 04:09
- 6,282 plays

- 14
- Ashes To Ashes
- 03:36
- 6,339 plays

- 15
- Stripsearch
- 04:29
- 5,830 plays

- 16
- The World Is Yours
- 05:52
- 3,759 plays

- 17
- Hippie Jam Song
- 04:58
- 3,829 plays

- 18
- Instrumental
- 04:59
- 2,694 plays

- 19
- I Won't Forget You
- 04:09
- 3,489 plays

- 20
- Introduce Yourself (4-Track Demos)
- 01:42
- 2,219 plays

- 21
- Highway Star
- 01:07
- 3,084 plays

- 22
- Theme From Midnight Cowboy
- 01:03
- 3,199 plays

- 23
- This Guy's In Love With You
- 04:19
- 3,901 plays

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album review

The posthumous retrospective Who Cares a Lot? The Greatest Hits proves that despite their success on radio and MTV, Faith No More was anything but a singles band -- removed from the rich thematic contexts of their respective albums, tracks like "Epic," "From Out of Nowhere" and "Digging the Grave" now seem like little more than fragments of much bigger pictures. Of much greater value for fans is the eight-track bonus disc included in initial pressings of the collection -- comprised of unreleased material, demos and live cuts (all of them fascinating), it's highlighted by a cover of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David classic "This Guy's in Love with You." ~ Chuck Donkers, All Music Guide