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- Basher: The Best Of Nick Lowe
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Nick Lowe
Released 1989

Cruel To Be Kind
03:27
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Little Hitler
02:57
972 plays

No Reason
03:30
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- 1
- So It Goes
- 02:29
- 3,111 plays

- 2
- Heart Of The City
- 01:59
- 2,033 plays

- 3
- (I Love The Sound Of) Breaking Glass
- 03:11
- 1,899 plays

- 4
- Little Hitler
- 02:57
- 972 plays

- 5
- No Reason
- 03:30
- 953 plays

- 6
- 36 Inches High
- 02:55
- 654 plays

- 7
- Marie Provost
- 02:46
- 1,178 plays

- 8
- American Squirm
- 02:29
- 1,083 plays

- 9
- Cracking Up
- 02:57
- 657 plays

- 10
- Big Kick, Plain Scrap
- 02:27
- 512 plays

- 11
- Born Fighter
- 03:07
- 471 plays

- 12
- Switch Board Susan
- 03:46
- 903 plays

- 13
- Without Love
- 02:27
- 573 plays

- 14
- Cruel To Be Kind
- 03:27
- 9,910 plays

- 15
- When I Write The Book
- 03:16
- 1,124 plays

- 16
- Heart
- 03:40
- 663 plays

- 17
- Raging Eyes
- 02:36
- 1,617 plays

- 18
- Time Wounds All Heels
- 02:42
- 791 plays

- 19
- Maureen
- 03:04
- 889 plays

- 20
- Half A Boy And Half A Man
- 02:53
- 1,818 plays

- 21
- 7 Nights To Rock
- 02:44
- 1,119 plays

- 22
- She Don't Love Nobody
- 03:21
- 1,202 plays

- 23
- The Rose Of England
- 03:24
- 1,236 plays

- 24
- I Knew The Bride (When She Use To Rock And Roll)
- 04:24
- 3,036 plays

- 25
- Lovers Jamboree
- 03:41
- 802 plays

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album review

Containing no less than 25 tracks, Basher: The Best of Nick Lowe is an excellent overview of Lowe's solo career, detailing how he evolved from a quirky, innovative new wave pop craftsman to a fine roots rocker. All of Lowe's absolutely essential songs -- from "So It Goes" and "Heart of the City" through "Cracking Up," "Born Fighter," and "Cruel to Be Kind" to "American Squirm," "The Rose of England," "Half a Boy and Half a Man," and "Raging Eyes" -- are here, and while Jesus of Cool and Labour of Lust are essential in their own right, Basher is a terrific introduction to his body of work. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide