Monster Magnet

Greatest Hits is the title of New Jersey stoner metal band Monster Magnet's 2003 greatest hits album released by A&M Records. The first disc contains Monster Magnet's best known material, and contains tracks from 1991's Spine of God (albeit re-recorded) up until their 2000 effort, God Says No; while the second disc contains the band's music videos and a few b-sides and rarities.

Monster Magnet's Greatest Hits

Tractor

Medicine

Dopes To Infinity

Melt

Powertrip

Atomic Clock

Heads Explode

Bummer

Negasonic Teenage Warhead

Dead Christmas

Silver Future

Black Balloon

Crop Circle

Kiss Of The Scorpion

Space Lord (Intergalactic 7 Mix Version)

Unsolid

Big God

Into The Void

I Want More

Test Patterns : Vol. 1

Monolithic Baby! (Explicit)

by  Greg PratoThe longtime mustachioed leader of Monster Magnet, Dave Wyndorf, is pretty darn lucky to be alive, as he nearly succumbed to a drug overdose in early 2006. But he's made a full recovery, and has returned to the driver's seat for the group's seventh full-length overall, 2007's 4-Way Diablo. While known primarily as a molar-rattling biker metal band to many, ol' Wyndorf has never covered up his admiration of garage rock and psychedelia -- but kicking off a Monster Magnet album with a track that oozes lava lamps and paisley (the title track) is a bit unsuspected. But have no fear, the trademark Monster Magnet roar soon reappears, as evidenced by such good old-fashioned ass kickers as "Wall of Fire" and "You're Alive." However, the group refuses to get one-dimensional, as evidenced by a trippy cover of the Rolling Stones obscurity "2000 Lightyears from Home," as well as tracks that would sound dandy to those who like to live in an "altered state" -- especially "Freeze and Pixelate." Much to the delight of concerned longtime fans, 4-Way Diablo signals a strong return to form for a band that came very close to being cut short.

Monster Magnet's Greatest Hits

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