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- The Finest
- - 117,708 plays
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Fine Young Cannibals
Released 1996

She Drives Me Crazy
03:37
72,100 plays

Suspicious Minds
03:58
7,185 plays

Johnny Come Home
03:36
4,271 plays

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songs

- 1
- She Drives Me Crazy
- 03:37
- 72,100 plays

- 2
- The Flame [#]
- 03:51
- 1,996 plays

- 3
- Johnny Come Home
- 03:36
- 4,271 plays

- 4
- Good Thing
- 03:23
- 17,357 plays

- 5
- Suspicious Minds
- 03:58
- 7,185 plays

- 6
- Blue
- 03:32
- 1,576 plays

- 7
- Ever Fallen in Love?
- 03:56
- 2,557 plays

- 8
- Don't Look Back
- 03:43
- 2,019 plays

- 9
- Tell Me What
- 02:49
- 1,503 plays

- 10
- I'm Not the Man I Used to Be
- 04:22
- 2,515 plays

- 11
- Couldn't Care More
- 03:31
- 1,047 plays

- 12
- Funny How Love Is
- 03:30
- 1,061 plays

- 13
- Take What I Can Get
- 04:15
- 1,104 plays

- 14
- Since You've Been Gone [#]
- 03:40
- 1,417 plays

album review

Fine Young Cannibals only released two albums, so it's slightly unusual that they even have a greatest-hits collection like Fine Young Cannibals Finest. After all, a dedicated fan will have both records, and casual fans will only want the singles on The Raw & the Cooked, thereby eliminating the audience for the collection. Despite these misgivings, Finest does its job well, featuring 12 of their biggest hits and best-known songs ("She Drives Me Crazy," "Johnny Come Home," "Good Thing," "Suspicious Minds," "Don't Look Back"), plus two unreleased cuts ("The Flame" and "Since You've Been Gone") to entice collectors. If you want the highlights, Finest is fine, but most fans will want to stick with the two original albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide