The Best of Spandau Ballet

The Best Of Spandau Ballet is a compilation album by Spandau Ballet. It was released in 1991 by Chrysalis Records. It features all of the band's singles between 1980 and 1989 in chronological order of release.

The Best of Spandau Ballet
Compilation album by
Spandau Ballet
Released16 September 1991
Recorded1980-1990
GenrePop, new wave
Length81:52
LabelChrysalis Records
Spandau Ballet chronology
Heart Like a Sky
(1989)		 The Best of Spandau Ballet
(1991)		 The Collection
(1997)

Track listing
  1. "To Cut a Long Story Short" - 3:21 from Journeys to Glory
  2. "The Freeze" - 3:31 from Journeys to Glory
  3. "Musclebound" - 3:54 from Journeys to Glory
  4. "Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On)" - 4:04 from Diamond
  5. "Paint Me Down" - 3:42 from Diamond
  6. "She Loved Like Diamond" - 2:55 from Diamond
  7. "Instinction" - 3:33 from Diamond
  8. "Lifeline" - 3:19 from True
  9. "Communication" - 3:25 from True
  10. "True" - 5:32 from True
  11. "Gold" - 3:50 from True
  12. "Only When You Leave" - 4:47 from Parade
  13. "I'll Fly for You" - 5:10 from Parade
  14. "Highly Strung" - 4:10 from Parade
  15. "Round and Round" - 4:32 from Parade
  16. "Fight for Ourselves" - 4:22 from Through the Barricades
  17. "Through the Barricades" - 5:16 from Through the Barricades
  18. "How Many Lies" - 4:34 from Through the Barricades
  19. "Raw" - 3:47 from Heart Like a Sky
  20. "Be Free with Your Love" - 4:36 from Heart Like a Sky
  • The CD Version omits "She Loved Like Diamond" and "Raw".
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