Ultimate Collection (Black 'n Blue album)

Ultimate Collection is a Black 'n Blue compilation.

Ultimate Collection
Compilation album by
Black 'n Blue
Released2001
GenreHard rock
LabelUniversal/Geffen Records
Black 'n Blue chronology
The Demos Remastered: Anthology 1
(2001)		 Ultimate Collection
(2001)		 Live In Detroit – 1984
(2002)

Track listing
  1. "Rockin' On Heaven's Door" (from Without Love)
  2. "Autoblast" (from Black 'n Blue)
  3. "Hold On To 18" (from Black 'n Blue)
  4. "Wicked Bitch" (from Black 'n Blue)
  5. "Without Love" (from Without Love)
  6. "Miss Mystery" (from Without Love)
  7. "Nasty Nasty" (from Nasty Nasty)
  8. "I Want It All (I Want It Now)" (from Nasty Nasty)
  9. "Nature Of The Beach" (from Without Love)
  10. "Stop The Lightning" (from Without Love)
  11. "Bombastic Plastic" (from Without Love)
  12. "Suspicious" (from In Heat)
  13. "I'll Be There For You" (from Nasty Nasty)
  14. "Heat It Up, Burn It Out!" (from In Heat)
  15. "Does She Or Doesn't She" (from Nasty Nasty)
  16. "Live It Up" (from In Heat)
  17. "Chains Around Heaven" (from Black 'n Blue)
  18. "Get Wise To The Rise" (from In Heat)
  19. "School Of Hard Knocks" (from Black 'n Blue)
  20. "I'm The King" (from Black 'n Blue)

Personnel


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