Conveniently front-loaded with the group's four most popular hits -- and -- 's surprising but helpful addition to the series renders each of their three studio albums unnecessary. Though this only has three albums to cull from, the group was always more singles-oriented than album-oriented, so the fact that this disc exists makes plenty of sense. Amid the other male groups that took in heavy influences and got unapologetically raunchy in the process, hardly made the biggest of splashes, but the fact that a dozen of their tracks can be put together without cheating the consumer is commendable. ~ Andy Kellman