Placebo Greatest Hits Album -

| # | Song | Original Album | Year | Notes | |---|-------|----------------|------|-------| | 1 | | Placebo (1996) | 1996 | Debut single re-recorded for this compilation. | | 2 | Teenage Angst | Placebo | 1996 | Second single. | | 3 | Nancy Boy | Placebo | 1997 | Their first major UK hit (#4). | | 4 | Bruise Pristine | Placebo | 1995/1997 | Originally a 1995 demo; re-recorded for the album as a single. | | 5 | Pure Morning | Without You I’m Nothing | 1998 | Their biggest US alternative radio hit. | | 6 | You Don’t Care About Us | Without You I’m Nothing | 1998 | Notably darker, less commercial single. | | 7 | Every You Every Me | Without You I’m Nothing | 1999 | Global breakthrough; featured in Cruel Intentions . | | 8 | Without You I’m Nothing (feat. David Bowie) | Without You I’m Nothing | 1999 | Re-recorded duet version; Bowie provides harmony vocals. | | 9 | Taste in Men | Black Market Music | 2000 | Lead single from third album. | | 10 | Slave to the Wage | Black Market Music | 2000 | Notable for its catchy piano riff. | | 11 | Special K | Black Market Music | 2001 | Fan favorite about drug-induced dissociation. | | 12 | The Bitter End | Sleeping with Ghosts | 2003 | Lead single; heavier, riff-driven sound. | | 13 | This Picture | Sleeping with Ghosts | 2003 | Second single from Sleeping with Ghosts . | | 14 | Protège Moi | Sleeping with Ghosts (French edition) | 2003 | French-language version of “Protect Me from What I Want.” | | 15 | Twenty Years | New track | 2004 | Previously unreleased ; written as a reflective anthem. |

Contrary to the title, this isn't a Nirvana cover. It’s a slow-burning anthem about suburban boredom. "Since I was born / I started to decay" – a perfect thesis for Generation X’s younger siblings. placebo greatest hits album

The compilation opens the time capsule to 1996, a time when the airwaves were dominated by Britpop optimism. Placebo arrived like a dark cloud on a sunny day. Tracks like and "Teenage Angst" showcased a band that was raw, fast, and unapologetically abrasive. | # | Song | Original Album |

No greatest hits album is perfect, and Once More with Feeling has notorious gaps. For a band whose B-sides (collected on Sleeping with Ghosts re-issues and Covers ) are legendary, the absence of tracks like "Running Up That Hill" (their seismic Kate Bush cover) is a crime. | | 4 | Bruise Pristine | Placebo