Retrospective: 1995–2005
Retrospective: 1995–2005 is Natalie Merchant's first greatest hits album, featuring her most popular songs. It was released on 27 September 2005 on Elektra Records.
| Retrospective: 1995-2005 | ||||
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| Released | 27 September 2005 | |||
| Recorded | 1990–2005 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Length | 126:28 | |||
| Label | Elektra Warner Strategic Marketing | |||
| Producer | Natalie Merchant | |||
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Track listing
- Wonder (Single Version) - 4:24
- Carnival - 5:59
- Jealousy (Single Version) - 2:44
- San Andreas Fault - 3:58
- Kind & Generous - 4:06
- Break Your Heart - 4:53
- Life is Sweet - 5:14
- The Living - 3:18
- Build a Levee - 4:48
- Not in This Life - 5:22
- Motherland - 4:45
- Owensboro - 4:25
- Sally Ann - 5:49
A Special Deluxe Edition of Retrospective: 1990-2005 was available for a limited time from Natalie Merchant's website. This version included a second disc with B-sides and rarities:
- She Devil (outtake from Ophelia) - 5:55
- Cowboy Romance (outtake from The House Carpenter's Daughter) - 8:02
- Children Go Where I Send Thee - 5:12
- Birds and Ships (with Billy Bragg) - 2:13
- The Lowlands of Holland (with The Chieftains) - 3:49
- One Fine Day (from the movie One Fine Day) - 2:47
- Photograph (with R.E.M.) - 3:32
- Party of God (with Billy Bragg) - 4:17
- Thick as Thieves (Acoustic Version) - 6:23
- Bread and Circuses (with Billy Bragg) - 4:24
- Because I Could Not Stop for Death (with Susan McKeown) - 3:50
- Tell Yourself (Acoustic Version) - 5:05
- But Not for Me - 3:26
- I Know How to Do It - 4:26
- Come Take a Trip in My Airship - 4:03
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