Name: The Best Of Extreme (An Accidental Collication Of Atoms)
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The Best Of Extreme

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Album: The Best Of Extreme (An Accidental Collication Of Atoms)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Decadence Dance	More Info...	6:53
2)	Rest In Peace	More Info...	6:05
3)	Kid Ego	More Info...	4:03
4)	Get The Funk Out	More Info...	4:26
5)	Tragic Comic	More Info...	4:46
6)	Hip Today	More Info...	4:44
7)	Stop The World	More Info...	6:04
8)	More Than Words	More Info...	5:36
9)	Cupid's Dead	More Info...	5:57
10)	Leave Me Alone	More Info...	4:50
11)	Play With Me	More Info...	3:31
12)	Hole Hearted	More Info...	3:42
13)	Am I Ever Gonna Change	More Info...	7:00

Album: The Best Of Extreme (An Accidental Collication Of Atoms)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Decadence Dance	More Info...	6:53
2)	Rest In Peace	More Info...	6:05
3)	Kid Ego	More Info...	4:03
4)	Get The Funk Out	More Info...	4:26
5)	Tragic Comic	More Info...	4:46
6)	Hip Today	More Info...	4:44
7)	Stop The World	More Info...	6:04
8)	More Than Words	More Info...	5:36
9)	Cupid's Dead	More Info...	5:57
10)	Leave Me Alone	More Info...	4:50
11)	Play With Me	More Info...	3:31
12)	Hole Hearted	More Info...	3:42
13)	Am I Ever Gonna Change	More Info...	7:00

Tracks

1. Decadence Dance

2. Rest In Peace

3. Kid Ego

4. Get The Funk Out

5. Tragic Comic

6. Hip Today

7. Stop The World

8. More Than Words

9. Cupid's Dead - Hornmix

10. Leaveme Alone

11. Play With Me

12. Hole Hearted

13. Am I Ever Gonna Change

Performer Notes

Extreme: Nuno Bettencourt (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, percussion); Patrick Badger (vocals, bass); Paul Geary (vocals, drums, percussion); Gary Chereone (vocals); Mike Mangini (drums).
Producers include: Michael Wagener, Nuno Bettencourt, Bob St. John, Mack.
Engineers include: Bob St. John, Mack, Jim Thomas.
Since their break-up, Extreme has become one of the more underrated bands of the whole late 80s/early 90s glam/pop metal movement. While early in their career, the Boston quartet did have a lot in common with the "hair" bands, the outfit later conquered more ambitious material and covered a wide variety of musical styles, as evident on 2000's BEST OF: AN ACCIDENTAL COLLISION OF ATOMS.
While they were a hard rocking band for the most part, Extreme's two big hits were soft rock ballads--the gentle acoustic strum of "More Than Words" and the mellow "Hole Hearted." But it's the harder numbers where you'll find the real Extreme--Nuno Bettencourt's over-the-top guitar heroics on "Decadence Dance," the uptempo "Get the Funk Out," and such challenging numbers as "Rest in Peace," "Stop the World," and "Hip Today."