Greatest Hits (Aqua-album)
| Greatest Hits | ||
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| Greatest hits af Aqua | ||
| Udgivet |  15. juni 2009 14. september 2009 22. september 2009 | |
| Genre | Eurodance Pop | |
| Længde | 1:10:45 | |
| Udgiver | Universal Music | |
| Producer | Søren Rasted Claus Norréen | |
| Aqua-kronologi | ||
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Greatest Hits er Aquas andet greatest hits, som blev udgivet den 15. juni 2009 i Danmark, Norge og Sverige. Det indeholder 16 gamle sange og tre nye "Back to the 80's", "My Mamma Said" og "Live Fast – Die Young".
Der findes også en special edition af albummet, hvor sangen Spin me a Christmas er på, og hvor en dvd udgave af deres Live-optræden fra Tivoli fra sommeren 2009 også er inkluderet.
Spor
- Back to the 80's – 3:44
- My Mamma Said – 3:37
- Live Fast – Die Young – 3:03
- Happy Boys & Girls – 3:34
- Barbie Girl – 3:15
- Around the World – 3:29
- Doctor Jones – 3:22
- Aquarius – 4:21
- Cuba Libre – 3:35
- Lollipop (Candyman) – 3:35
- Cartoon Heroes (Radio Edit) – 3:39
- Be a Man – 4:21
- My Oh My – 3:23
- Freaky Friday – 3:44
- We Belong to the Sea – 4:17
- Roses are Red – 3:42
- Halloween – 3:49
- Turn Back Time – 4:07
- Goodbye to the Circus – 3:59
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