Scott Booker and their long-time collaborator Dave Fridmann

Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 A1 Take It Easy 3:29 A2 Witchy Woman 4:10 A3 Lyin' Eyes 6:21 A4 Already Gone 4:13 A5 Desperado 3:33 B1 One Of These Nights 4:51 B2 Tequila Sunrise 2:52 B3 Take It To The Limit 4:48 B4 Peaceful Easy Feeling 4:16 B5 Best Of My Love 4:35 Eagles Greatest Hits Volume 2 C1 Hotel California 6:29 C2 Heartache Tonight 4:25 C3 Seven Bridges Road 2:58 C4 Victim Of Love 4:10 C5 The Sad Cafe 5:32 D1 Life In The Fast Lane 4:45 D2 I Can't Tell You Why 4:54 D3 New Kid In Town 5:04 D4 The Long Run 3:42 D5 After The Thrill Is Gone 4:41

they have toured constantly and released four albums of new material

The box itself is bound in platinum grey linen

but of finding freedom and joy in the privations as they come

N.W.A - Straight Outta Compton habibi funk Scott Booker and their long-timeAmerican group, seminal purveyors of the gangsta rap sub genre. NWA stands for "Niggaz Wit Attitudes". They were active from 1986 to 1991, and for a short period in 1999 2000. NWA released "[m=40320]" in 1987 on Macola Records, which was later included on the compilation "[m=139509]". The group was still in its developing stages, and only credited on four of the eleven tracks, notably the uncharacteristic electro hop record "Panic Zone", "8 Ball", and