There were a couple of good songs stranded on the second album ('Ferry Cross the Mersey,' 'Rage Hard') and certain casual fans may enjoy having those singles on the same disc with the hits, but the fact remains that can only truly be understood (and, to a certain extent, truly enjoyed) on. Is as good a compilation of 's material as could be assembled, featuring no less than eight songs from (including, of course, 'Relax,' 'Two Tribes,' 'The World Is My Oyster,' and 'Bang') and five songs from Liverpool. To cash in on whatever meager nostalgia that may have existed, Bang! Greatest Hits of Frankie Goes to Hollywood appeared in 1994 and was reissued in 1998, when the rights shifted to Universal Records. That didn't stop them from releasing greatest-hits albums, however, nor did it stop the inevitable wave of '80s nostalgia that surged forth in the '90s. Hyped their debut album so much that when their second record, Liverpool, failed to live up to expectations, their career was effectively over.

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