The Hits Collection (Kim Wilde album)

The Hits Collection is a compilation album by Kim Wilde. The album was released on March 6, 2006. Originally the album was intended to be a repackaged version of the 1996 compilation Best of Kim Wilde. When the album was announced, the webmaster of Wilde's fansite contacted EMI and asked if it would be a better idea to release a new compilation of Wilde's EMI "first" years 1981-1983 instead. EMI agreed, and so this compilation came to be. It included Wilde's 1982 track "Bitter Is Better", which had not been released in the UK until this CD.[1] This compilation assembled the first eight singles of Wilde's career (tracks 1-8) as well as their respective B-sides (tracks 9 through 16) in chronological order; filling up the track order are the aforementioned unreleased track as well as the two 12" A-sides of that time-frame.

The Hits Collection
Greatest hits album by
Kim Wilde
Released16 August 2006
GenrePop
Length73:50
LabelEMI
Kim Wilde chronology
The Very Best of Kim Wilde
(2001)		 The Hits Collection
(2006)		 Never Say Never
(2006)

Track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Kids in America"3:28
2."Chequered Love"3:22
3."Water on Glass"3:37
4."Cambodia"3:57
5."View from a Bridge"3:31
6."Child Come Away"4:05
7."Love Blonde"3:34
8."Dancing in the Dark"3:44
9."Tuning In Tuning On"4:24
10."Shane"3:42
11."Boys"3:14
12."Watching For Shapes"3:44
13."Take Me Tonight"3:54
14."Just Another Guy"3:21
15."Can You Hear It"4:27
16."Back Street Driver"3:33
17."Bitter Is Better"3:44
18."Love Blonde" (12" Version)5:01
19."Dancing In The Dark" (Nile Rodgers 12" Version)5:28
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References
  1. "2006". Wilde Life. Retrieved 2012-01-11.


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