Artist: Primal Scream
Album: Maximum Rock ‘n’ Roll: The Singles (Remastered)
Genre: Alternative, Indie
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:57:41
Total Tracks: 31
Total Size: 1,40 GB

Tracklist:

1-1. Primal Scream – Velocity Girl (01:23)
1-2. Primal Scream – Gentle Tuesday (03:48)
1-3. Primal Scream – Imperial (03:32)
1-4. Primal Scream – Ivy Ivy Ivy (03:06)
1-5. Primal Scream – Loaded (04:23)
1-6. Primal Scream – Come Together (04:17)
1-7. Primal Scream – Higher Than the Sun (The Orb Mix) [Remastered] (03:37)
1-8. Primal Scream – Don’t Fight It, Feel It (7″ Edit) [Remastered] (03:55)
1-9. Primal Scream – Movin’ on Up (03:47)
1-10. Primal Scream – Rocks (03:35)
1-11. Primal Scream – Jailbird (03:37)
1-12. Primal Scream – (I’m Gonna) Cry Myself Blind (04:30)
1-13. Primal Scream – Kowalski (04:24)
1-14. Primal Scream – Star (04:26)
1-15. Primal Scream – Burning Wheel (03:54)
1-16. Primal Scream – Swastika Eyes (03:56)
1-17. Primal Scream – Kill All Hippies (Brendan Lynch Edit) [Remastered] (04:07)
1-18. Primal Scream – Accelerator (03:40)
1-19. Primal Scream – Miss Lucifer (02:29)
1-20. Primal Scream – Autobahn 66 (03:49)
1-21. Primal Scream – Some Velvet Morning (03:57)
1-22. Primal Scream – Country Girl (04:35)
1-23. Primal Scream – Dolls (Sweet Rock and Roll) (04:03)
1-24. Primal Scream – Sometimes I Feel So Lonely (04:14)
1-25. Primal Scream – Can’t Go Back (03:38)
1-26. Primal Scream – Uptown (03:54)
1-27. Primal Scream – 2013 (03:27)
1-28. Primal Scream – It’s Alright, It’s OK (04:10)
1-29. Primal Scream – Goodbye Johnny (03:34)
1-30. Primal Scream – Where the Light Gets In (03:47)
1-31. Primal Scream – 100% or Nothing (03:51)

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Primal Scream compile one of the greatest singles discographies into this expansive best of collection with Maximum Rock ‘N’ Roll: The Singles. Over the past three and a half decades, Primal Scream have embraced everything from psychedelic pop to degenerate rock ‘n’ roll; euphoric rave to industrial gloom. They have made records with George Clinton and Kate Moss, invited Mani of the Stone Roses and Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine into the fold, survived narcotic oblivion, personal trauma and the death of beloved guitarist Robert “Throb” Young, and captured the mood of the nation several times over. Throughout it all, they have always sounded like Primal Scream. And they have always made great singles. From their psychedelic roots to the era-defining hedonism of Screamadelica through to the sonic attack of XTRMNTR and beyond, the eclectic nature of Primal Scream has been matched by the sheer consistency of their singles and they have become part of Britain’s musical heritage.