Tracklist:
01. Born To Run [0:04:30.72]
02. Thunder Road [0:04:48.48]
03. Badlands [0:04:02.65]
04. The River [0:05:00.55]
05. Hungry Heart [0:03:20.22]
06. Atlantic City [0:03:57.08]
07. Dancing In The Dark [0:04:03.05]
08. Born In The U.S.A. [0:04:41.10]
09. My Hometown [0:04:12.52]
10. Glory Days [0:03:49.15]
11. Brilliant Disguise [0:04:15.55]
12. Human Touch [0:05:10.08]
13. Better Days [0:03:44.65]
14. Streets Of Philadelphia [0:03:16.57]
15. Secret Garden [0:04:27.68]
16. Murder Incorporated [0:03:57.65]
17. Blood Brothers [0:04:34.22]
18. This Hard Land [0:04:51.58]

Greatest Hits is Bruce Springsteen's first compilation album, February 27, 1995 on Columbia Records. It is a collection of some of Springsteen's hit singles and popular album tracks through the years and four extra numbers at the end, mostly recorded with the E Street Band in 1995. The latter constituted Springsteen's first (albeit very partial) with his backing band since the late 1980s. Some of the songs are shorter versions of the original album

The incorporation of the "new" tracks was portrayed in the 1996 documentary Blood Brothers. "Murder Incorporated" and "This Hard Land" were, in fact, unused 1982 songs from the Born in the U.S.A. sessions, with the latter being re-recorded here more than a decade later, and both subsequently became Springsteen concert staples.[1] "Blood Brothers", on the other hand, was played only as the final closing song of both the 1999-2000 Reunion Tour and 2002-2003 Rising Tour, both times with an extra verse added. "Secret Garden" achieved notoriety via the soundtrack of the 1996 film Jerry Maguire. Alternate versions of several of these new tracks were on the 1996 Blood Brothers EP.

The compilation was commercially successful, hitting the peaks of the U.S. album chart and UK Album Chart and selling more than four million copies in the U.S.[2]

About as complete a selection of fan and artist favourites as any single-disc Bruce collection could be, this is a surprisingly coherent listen given the many stylistic and attitudinal shifts it charts. The inclusion of only four of Born in the U.S.A.'s obvious hits leaves space for less obvious choices like "Atlantic City" and four new cuts, among them songs recorded by a briefly reunited E Street Band. The pace lags a bit near the end--"Secret Garden" is turgid enough to take its place on a Sting album--but Greatest Hits earns its place in the CD player with stuff like "Born to Run," "The Rivermore…" and "Dancing in the Dark." --Rickey Wright

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