Greatest Hits 1970–2002
Elton John · 2002
156 min · 34 tracks · pop rock · R&B · soft rock
A sweeping collection of poignant ballads and upbeat anthems showcasing Elton John's enduring melodic prowess.
Why listen to this
- Best for
- nostalgic sing-alongs with friends dynamic journey through emotions cathartic ballads for reflection
- Context
- By the time 'Greatest Hits 1970–2002' was released, Elton John was at a pivotal moment in his career, celebrating over three decades since his debut in 1969. This compilation marked his return to the spotlight after a period of personal and professional challenges, including battles with addiction and a reevaluation of his artistic direction. It encapsulated his most beloved tracks while reaching new audiences as he transitioned into the 21st century.
- If you like
- pop rock, R&B, soft rock
Greatest Hits 1970–2002 is an album by Elton John, released in 2002. A sweeping collection of poignant ballads and upbeat anthems showcasing Elton John's enduring melodic prowess. This album not only topped charts worldwide but also solidified Elton John's status as a pop culture icon, appealing to both nostalgic fans and new listeners alike. It achieved multi-platinum certification and showcased timeless hits such as 'Your Song' and 'Candle in the Wind', highlighting his significant impact on music history and influencing generations of artists. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Greatest Hits 1970–2002 sound like?
A sweeping collection of poignant ballads and upbeat anthems showcasing Elton John's enduring melodic prowess. Rooted in pop rock and R&B.
What makes Greatest Hits 1970–2002 by Elton John notable?
This album not only topped charts worldwide but also solidified Elton John's status as a pop culture icon, appealing to both nostalgic fans and new listeners alike. It achieved multi-platinum certification and showcased timeless hits such as 'Your Song' and 'Candle in the Wind', highlighting his significant impact on music history and influencing generations of artists. By the time 'Greatest Hits 1970–2002' was released, Elton John was at a pivotal moment in his career, celebrating over three decades since his debut in 1969. This compilation marked his return to the spotlight after a period of personal and professional challenges, including battles with addiction and a reevaluation of his artistic direction. It encapsulated his most beloved tracks while reaching new audiences as he transitioned into the 21st century.
Who is Greatest Hits 1970–2002 for?
Greatest Hits 1970–2002 works well if you're into nostalgic sing-alongs with friends, dynamic journey through emotions and cathartic ballads for reflection.
How many songs are on Greatest Hits 1970–2002?
Greatest Hits 1970–2002 has 34 tracks, running approximately 156 minutes.
Tracklist
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Disc 1
- 1 Your Song Standout 4:04
- 2 Tiny Dancer 6:17
- 3 Honky Cat 5:14
- 4 Rocket Man (I Think It’s Going to Be a Long, Long Time) Standout 4:43
- 5 Crocodile Rock 3:56
- 6 Daniel 3:55
- 7 Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting 4:54
- 8 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 3:15
- 9 Candle in the Wind Standout 3:51
- 10 Bennie and the Jets 5:23
- 11 Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me 5:38
- 12 The Bitch Is Back 3:46
- 13 Philadelphia Freedom 5:21
- 14 Someone Saved My Life Tonight 6:46
- 15 Island Girl 3:44
- 16 Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 4:35
- 17 Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word 3:50
Disc 2
- 1 Blue Eyes 3:29
- 2 I’m Still Standing 3:03
- 3 I Guess That’s Why They Call It the Blues 4:44
- 4 Sad Songs (Say So Much) 4:10
- 5 Nikita 5:45
- 6 Sacrifice 5:06
- 7 The One 5:53
- 8 Can You Feel the Love Tonight? 4:02
- 9 Circle of Life 4:53
- 10 Believe 4:43
- 11 Made in England 4:55
- 12 Something About the Way You Look Tonight 4:01
- 13 Written in the Stars 4:16
- 14 I Want Love 4:38
- 15 This Train Don’t Stop There Anymore 4:40
- 16 Song for Guy 5:07
- 17 Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word 3:42
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