Very Best of MTV Unplugged

Artist	Various Artists
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Universal International
Producer	Alex Coletti, Patrick Leonard, Michael Ostin, Alanis Morissette, Andrew Murray, The Corrs
Release Date	2002 08 06
Song List	1: Tears in Heaven (4:36) 2: Ironic (3:51) 3: Losing My Religion (4:37) 4: Strong Enough (3:10) 5: Are You Gonna Go My Way (6:15) 6: Gallows Pole (4:13) 7: Summer of '69 (3:58) 8: Mrs. Robinson (3:04) 9: Here Comes the Rain Again (4:29) 10: Every Night (3:18) 11: Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) (3:59) 12: Linger (5:03) 13: Constant Craving [Live] (4:27) 14: What Can I Do? (4:29) 15: Kiss from a Rose (4:16) 16: Lightning Crashes (5:21) 17: Don't Look Back in Anger (4:34) 18: Walking on the Moon (3:14)
Style.Categories	Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Pop/Rock, Adult Contemporary

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As one of the most highly acclaimed series in the history of MTV, Unplugged afforded the opportunity for some of commercial music's most praised entertainers (as well as those musicians with a bit more artistic merit) to spotlight their hit songs in a different context. The show was met with surprisingly high acclaim and viewership, and everyone and their brother signed up for an "acoustic" session. Very Best of MTV Unplugged compiles some of the series most lauded moments, most notably Eric Clapton's smash performance of "Tears in Heaven." However, this is by no means a complete document of the sheer depth of talent that the show has provided over the years, nor is it indicative of the diversity that has been showcased. Aside from R.E.M., many notable performances from the show's early years (which featured, among others, the Cure and 10,000 Maniacs with their memorable rendition of "Because the Night") are conspicuously absent from the disc, as well as performances from the landmark Unplugged hip-hop sessions. Those issues aside, memorable performances do abound here, from some of the most important names in the history of pop music. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide