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Hot Hits & Hot Ones: Is This the Way That You Get Your High?,The Standells

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The Standells
Released 1993

Paint It Black
03:14
9 plays

Riot on Sunset Strip
02:25
9 plays

Wild Thing
04:05
8 plays

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songs

- 1
- Dirty Water
- 02:47
- 48 plays

- 2
- Rari
- 03:22
- 3 plays

- 3
- Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White
- 02:46
- 33 plays

- 4
- Medication
- 02:27
- 15 plays

- 5
- There Is a Storm Comin'
- 02:44
- 1 plays

- 6
- 19th Nervous Breakdown
- 03:57
- 2 plays

- 7
- Why Did You Hurt Me?
- 02:29
- 3 plays

- 8
- Why Pick on Me
- 03:06
- 7 plays

- 9
- Paint It Black
- 03:14
- 9 plays

- 10
- Black Hearted Woman
- 02:46
- 5 plays

- 11
- Mainline
- 02:09
- 13 plays

- 12
- Mr. Nobody
- 02:39
- 11 plays

- 13
- Wild Thing
- 04:05
- 8 plays

- 14
- Riot on Sunset Strip
- 02:25
- 9 plays

- 15
- Try It
- 02:53
- 203 plays

- 16
- Barracuda
- 03:09
- 26 plays

- 17
- Poor Shell of a Man
- 02:49
- 3 plays

- 18
- Can't Help but Love You
- 02:53
- 2 plays

- 19
- Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do)
- 04:09
- 2 plays

- 20
- Animal Girl
- 03:08
- 3 plays

- 21
- Soul Drippin'
- 02:41
- 2 plays

album review

No one's confusing it with Hot Rocks, but this Big Beat collection is the biggest, best yet available on the Standells, beginning with the A-side of their 1965 breakout "Dirty Water" and ending 20 songs later with the B-side of their final original single. Along with a copious band biography in the liner notes, Hot Hits & Hot Ones also boasts a few better tracks than any other CD-era compilation, including additions like a faithful cover of "19th Nervous Breakdown," "There Is a Storm Comin'," and the surprisingly soulful "Animal Girl" (the A-side of their parting shot). Of course, a Standells compilation just wouldn't be right without sullen classics like "Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White," "Riot on Sunset Strip," "Why Did You Hurt Me?," and "Mainline." ~ John Bush, All Music Guide