The Moffatts | Greatest Hits

In 2001, The Moffatts released their greatest hits album, , which featured a curated selection of their most popular songs, including:

In 2000, as teen pop collapsed under the weight of Britney and *NSYNC, The Moffatts attempted their most ambitious pivot. They recorded an album called Submodalities —a darker, electronic-tinged rock record. The lead single was a disaster (the label rejected it). The album was shelved, and the band broke up in 2001. the moffatts greatest hits

: One of the band's most popular ballads. In 2001, The Moffatts released their greatest hits

Second, Unlike their peers, the brothers have famously volatile relationships. They have broken up and reconciled a dozen times. A full-scale reunion tour in 2018 sold out Canadian arenas in minutes—proving that the demand for The Moffatts greatest hits is still insatiable. The album was shelved, and the band broke up in 2001

You cannot write an article on without acknowledging where they started. "If Life Is So Short" (1995) is a heartbreaking, bluegrass-tinged ballad sung by a 12-year-old Scott. The lyrics about mortality (“If life is so short / Why does it take so long?”) are eerily wise for a child. It won them a Juno Award for Best Country Group.