The Greatest Remixes CLEAN VERSION Good Charlotte

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  • Release Date: 11/25/2008
  • Sales Rank: 96,683
  • Label: EPIC
  • UPC: 886974136323

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The Greatest Remixes

1LISTENLos Angeles World Wide JNRSNCHZ Remix 4:14
2LISTENAnxiety 3:30
3LISTENBroken Hearts Parade / Philieano Marshall Arts Remix 3:48
4LISTENFight Song / The Game Jay-C Remix 2:41
5LISTENKeep You Hands off My Girl / Jung Tru Dead Execs. Remix 3:40
6LISTENI Just Wanna Live Teddy Riley Remix 3:02
7LISTENThe Anthem / Hollywood Holt Million $ Mano Remix 5:19
8LISTENAll Black the White Tie Affair Remix 3:39
9LISTENLittle Things Patrick Stump Remix 3:27
10LISTENI Don't Wanna Be in Love (Dance Floor Anthem) [as Covered by Metro Stat 4:04
11LISTENPredictable / Rahzii Hi Power Stress the Whiteboy Remix 2:46
12LISTENGirls & Boys CD Banger Records All Stars Remix 2:39
13LISTENThe Young & The Hopeless Remixed by Mr. Hahn 4:45
14LISTENHold On the Academy Is Remix 4:05
15LISTENWhere Would We Be Now Troublemaker Remix 3:58

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The title says it all: Greatest Remixes rounds up 15 mixes -- more on the deluxe version on iTunes -- of Good Charlotte songs, some done by dance and R&B remixers, some done by Patrick Stump and the Academy Is, all packaged in a sleeve bearing Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted skull with no apparent irony. The tracks that comprise Greatest Remixes are glitzy and gaudy -- lazy, loping reggae beats slide into focus, giving way to fuzzy glam-metal guitars, thumping low-riding hip-hop beats, helium voices, white-boy raps through a megaphone -- presenting all manner of affectations meant to sound good in a club. Good Charlotte are now playing the part of Hollywood rock stars, and this remix album, more than their proper albums, fits their status to a T. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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