For new listeners and longtime fans looking to build the ultimate playlist, the question isn't but rather "How do you distill three decades of anthems into one collection?"
Casual fans think the band died after Wasting Light (2011). But look at the streaming numbers:
If the first album was a test run, the second was the explosion. Produced by Gil Norton, 1997’s The Colour and the Shape is widely regarded as the band’s masterpiece. It is here that the canon truly begins to take shape.
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For new listeners and longtime fans looking to build the ultimate playlist, the question isn't but rather "How do you distill three decades of anthems into one collection?"
Casual fans think the band died after Wasting Light (2011). But look at the streaming numbers:
If the first album was a test run, the second was the explosion. Produced by Gil Norton, 1997’s The Colour and the Shape is widely regarded as the band’s masterpiece. It is here that the canon truly begins to take shape.
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