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Greatest Hits Collection

Bananarama · 1988

74 min · 19 tracks · new wave · dance-pop

A vibrant collection of synth-driven pop anthems that defined the late '80s dance floor.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dance floor party atmosphere
  • upbeat sing-along moments
  • nostalgic late-night vibes
  • short bursts of energy
  • dynamic mix of hits

Maybe skip if you want

  • slow-paced reflective listening
  • long, immersive soundscapes

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time Bananarama released their 'Greatest Hits Collection' in 1988, they were already a well-established act in the UK pop scene. This album followed their commercial peak, particularly after hits like 'Venus' and 'Cruel Summer', solidifying their status as icons of dance-pop. The compilation captures their evolution from emerging new wave artists to mainstream pop stars.
Stylistic neighbors
Dead or Alive· Culture Club· Kylie Minogue

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Venus 3:41
  • 2 I Heard a Rumour 3:26
  • 3 Love in the First Degree 3:31
  • 4 I Can’t Help It 3:30
  • 5 I Want You Back 3:49
  • 6 Love, Truth and Honesty 3:28
  • 7 Nathan Jones 3:21
  • 8 Help 2:25
  • 9 Really Saying Something 2:43
  • 10 Shy Boy 3:15
  • 11 Robert De Niro’s Waiting 3:32
  • 12 Cruel Summer 3:30
  • 13 It Ain’t What You Do 2:49
  • 14 Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye) 3:26
  • 15 Rough Justice 3:38
  • 16 Trick of the Night 4:08
  • 17 Aie a Mwana 3:36
  • 18 Venus (12″ Hellfire remix) 9:21
  • 19 Love in the First Degree (Eurobeat Style) 7:16

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