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- Ultimate Collection
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Y&T
Released 2001

Hurricane
03:23
941 plays

Black Tiger
04:18
924 plays

25 Hours A Day
04:07
876 plays

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- 1
- Dirty Girl
- 05:05
- 1,257 plays

- 2
- Hurricane
- 03:23
- 941 plays

- 3
- Rescue Me
- 04:43
- 2,064 plays

- 4
- I Believe In You
- 07:14
- 799 plays

- 5
- Black Tiger
- 04:18
- 924 plays

- 6
- Open Fire
- 04:10
- 807 plays

- 7
- Forever
- 05:47
- 1,103 plays

- 8
- Midnight In Tokyo
- 05:40
- 752 plays

- 9
- Mean Streak
- 04:07
- 1,840 plays

- 10
- Don't Stop Runnin'
- 04:22
- 3,421 plays

- 11
- Summertime Girls
- 03:26
- 8,443 plays

- 12
- 25 Hours A Day
- 04:07
- 876 plays

- 13
- Contagious
- 03:19
- 2,622 plays

- 14
- Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
- 04:49
- 1,375 plays

- 15
- I'm Lost
- 03:19
- 221 plays

- 16
- God Only Knows
- 05:14
- 226 plays

- 17
- Beautiful Dreamer [Live]
- 04:22
- 177 plays

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album review

Y&T wasn't the most popular metal band, but they were better than a lot of their ilk, especially in the early '80s. Their biggest failing was that they came along a little bit too early to take advantage of the boom years of the '80s, when metal albums were flying out the stores and topping the charts. Too bad, because they had a good formula, part Van Halen and part AC/DC, who had swagger and hooks. Occasionally, they sounded a little generic, but in a good sense -- they played by metal's formulas and delivered satisfyingly. Hip-O's Ultimate Collection proves this by rounding up 17 tracks (including two live cuts) that hit nearly all the fan favorites and metal anthems, plus their lone hit, 1985's "Summertime Girls." It's the definitive word on a good band that would have been bigger if they had better timing. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide