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- Greatest Hits
- - 145,450 plays
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N.W.A.
Released 1996

Just Don't Bite It
05:33
9,154 plays

Real Niggaz Don't Die
03:43
8,222 plays

Express Yourself [Remix]
04:21
8,213 plays

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songs

- 1
- Live Intro (1989)
- 02:21
- 4,009 plays

- 2
- Arrested (Insert)
- 00:00
- 3,526 plays

- 3
- Gangsta Gangsta
- 05:29
- 10,263 plays

- 4
- Fuck tha Police [Insert]
- 00:00
- 3,680 plays

- 5
- Fuck tha Police
- 05:43
- 15,268 plays

- 6
- Compton's in the House [Live]
- 02:09
- 5,024 plays

- 7
- Break Out (Insert)
- 00:00
- 3,288 plays

- 8
- Straight Outta Compton [Extended Mix]
- 04:26
- 12,345 plays

- 9
- If It Ain't Ruff
- 03:36
- 5,566 plays

- 10
- Real Niggaz
- 04:44
- 5,681 plays

- 11
- I Ain't Tha 1
- 05:06
- 6,334 plays

- 12
- Alwayz into Somethin'
- 04:29
- 7,283 plays

- 13
- Don't Drink That Wine
- 00:00
- 3,137 plays

- 14
- Just Don't Bite It
- 05:33
- 9,154 plays

- 15
- Cash Money (Insert)
- 00:00
- 2,498 plays

- 16
- Express Yourself [Remix]
- 04:21
- 8,213 plays

- 17
- 100 Miles and Runnin'
- 04:35
- 25,392 plays

- 18
- A Bitch Iz a Bitch
- 03:16
- 6,571 plays

- 19
- Real Niggaz Don't Die
- 03:43
- 8,222 plays

album review

N.W.A's career isn't necessarily one that lends itself well to anthologies. Though the group had important singles, especially in the underground hip-hop community in the late '80s, it never received any support from radio or MTV, which meant it never had any official "hits." Instead, N.W.A's albums were more important, popular, and influential than singles, even if individual tracks -- "Fuck tha Police," "Straight Outta Compton," "Gangsta Gangsta," "Express Yourself" -- became the focus of attention. And, if you notice, all those songs were from Straight Outta Compton, the only good album the group ever made. Greatest Hits does include all of the high points from that album (the title track is present in a previously unavailable remix), plus a scattershot sampling of raw early singles and the highlights from 100 Miles and Runnin' and Niggaz4Life. It's nice to have the good tracks isolated from the group's latter-day efforts, but Greatest Hits is unnecessary -- all you need is Straight Outta Compton. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide