1985-95-Greatest Hits CD

MUSIC

POP

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. What About Love? ~ Heart

2. If Looks Could Kill ~ Heart

3. Never ~ Heart

4. These Dreams ~ Heart

5. Nothin' At All ~ Heart

6. Alone ~ Heart

7. Who Will You Run To ~ Heart

8. There's The Girl ~ Heart

9. Surrender To Me - (with Robin Zander) ~ Heart

10. All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You ~ Heart

11. I Didn't Want To Need You ~ Heart

12. Tall, Dark Handsome Stranger ~ Heart

13. Stranded ~ Heart

14. You're The Voice - (studio version) ~ Heart

15. Back To Avalon ~ Heart

16. Black On Black II ~ Heart

17. Will You Be There (In The Morning) ~ Heart

18. Road Home, The ~ Heart

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Compilation producers: Cheryl Pawelski, Brant Berry, Paul Atkinson.
	Includes liner notes by Gillian G. Gaar.
	Digitally remastered by Evren Goknar (Capitol Mastering).
	Recording information: 1985-1995.
	Photographer: Mark Van S.
	Heart had a second run on the charts in 1985 when they signed to Capitol Records and refashioned themselves as a mainstream pop/rock band, heavy on melodies and power ballads. The move paid off immediately, as they scored four Top Ten hits from Heart, their first record for the label: "What About Love?," "Never," "These Dreams," and "Nothin' at All." Heart kept up their hot streak for several more years, reaching the Top Ten three other times with the number one hit "Alone," "Who Will You Run To," and "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You." All of those songs are on Greatest Hits 1985-1995, along with 11 other tracks, including the semi-rarities of the Ann Wilson and Robin Zander duet "Surrender to Me" and the "studio version" of "You're the Voice." It may run a little long for the more casual fans, but overall, this is an excellent overview of the era, perfect for fans that don't need the full-length studio albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Artist Overview

Led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, Heart struck a crucial blow for feminisim in the male-dominated world of '70s rock. They could switch from powerful, Zeppelin-like grandeur to gorgeous acoustic ballads in the blink of an eye and turned out a stream of radio staples. By the '80s, they were churning out slick pop, but the sisters re-emerged in the '90s in stripped-down acoustic duo format as the Lovemongers.

Compilation Appearances

	Now That's What I Call Music: 80's
	L-Word: Season 2
	Now That's What I Call Classic Rock H

Technical Info

	Release Date : 06/27/2000
	Original Release Date : 2000
	Catalog ID : 26803
	Label : Capitol
	Number of Discs : 2
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00724352680320