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Heart
Released 1998

Barracuda
04:22
89,172 plays

Magic Man
05:28
86,968 plays

Straight On
05:10
31,747 plays

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- 1
- Strong, Strong Wind
- 04:26
- 15,291 plays

- 2
- Magic Man
- 05:28
- 86,968 plays

- 3
- Crazy On You
- 04:51
- 131,030 plays

- 4
- Dreamboat Annie (Reprise)
- 03:49
- 17,625 plays

- 5
- Barracuda
- 04:22
- 89,172 plays

- 6
- Little Queen
- 05:12
- 17,152 plays

- 7
- Kick It Out
- 02:44
- 17,641 plays

- 8
- Love Alive
- 04:25
- 16,113 plays

- 9
- Heartless
- 05:01
- 18,200 plays

- 10
- Straight On
- 05:10
- 31,747 plays

- 11
- Dog & Butterfly
- 05:02
- 25,968 plays

- 12
- Even It Up
- 05:12
- 18,163 plays

- 13
- Bebe Le Strange
- 03:40
- 14,388 plays

- 14
- Tell It Like It Is
- 04:30
- 15,242 plays

- 15
- This Man Is Mine
- 03:07
- 11,527 plays

- 16
- How Can I Refuse
- 03:54
- 14,946 plays

- 17
- Rock And Roll (Live)
- 05:30
- 14,746 plays

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album review

Heart had a pair of greatest-hits collections to their credit by 1997, but both did not contain all the renowned studio versions of their classic hits from the '70s (both 1980's Heart Greatest Hits: Live on Epic and 1997's Greatest Hits on Capitol contained half studio and half live material). 1998's Greatest Hits on Epic/Legacy finally corrected this once and for all -- collecting all of Heart's '70s studio hits on a single disc. Nearly all of the songs have become classic rock staples, the best-known being the Zep-esque rockers "Crazy on You," "Barracuda," and "Magic Man," while the more subdued acoustic material ("Dreamboat Annie," "Love Alive," "Dog & Butterfly") showcases the immense talents of vocalist Ann Wilson. Other notables include "Kick It Out," "Heartless," "Bebe le Strange," "Straight On," and "Even It Up," while an all-new studio cut recorded in 1998 ("Strong, Strong Wind") and a live cover of Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll" from 1980 are included as bonuses. While Heart may have enjoyed their biggest commercial success in the '80s with pop-oriented material, their more straight-ahead '70s work, showcased on Greatest Hits, has stood the test of time incredibly well. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide