Name: Never Enough The Best Of
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Album: Never Enough The Best Of
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Info Freako
2)	Never Enough
3)	Bring It on Down
4)	Move Mountains (Ben Chapman 7" Mix)
5)	All the Answers
6)	Real Real Real (7" Mix Rhythm 2)
7)	International Bright Young Thing
8)	Who Where Why? (7" Crisis Mix)
9)	Right Here Right Now
10)	Blissed
11)	Devil You Know
12)	Zeroes & Ones
13)	Right Decision
14)	Idiot Stare
15)	Next Big Thing
16)	Chemical #1
17)	They're Out There
18)	February
19)	Come on Home

Album: Never Enough The Best Of
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Info Freako
2)	Never Enough
3)	Bring It on Down
4)	Move Mountains (Ben Chapman 7" Mix)
5)	All the Answers
6)	Real Real Real (7" Mix Rhythm 2)
7)	International Bright Young Thing
8)	Who Where Why? (7" Crisis Mix)
9)	Right Here Right Now
10)	Blissed
11)	Devil You Know
12)	Zeroes & Ones
13)	Right Decision
14)	Idiot Stare
15)	Next Big Thing
16)	Chemical #1
17)	They're Out There
18)	February
19)	Come on Home

Performer Notes

NEVER ENOUGH: THE BEST OF JESUS JONES brings together 19 favorites from the popular band.
In 2001, shortly after a new album and a new tour of England and America, EMI announced plans to release Never Enough: The Best of Jesus Jones. Although the label had released Greatest in Japan in 1999, the collection had many holes -- most notably, the complete lack of material from Already. Building on Greatest, Never Enough adds classics like "Move Mountains" and "All the Answers" from Liquidizer; the hidden gem "Blissed" from Doubt; and the electro-rock shaker "Idiot Stare" from Perverse. Making a strong showing from Already are the singles "The Next Big Thing" and "Chemical #1," the poppy "They're Out There," and the haunting "February." Closing out the first disc is "Come On Home," a new track that bridges Jesus Jones' signature sound of the past with their garage rock influence of the present. Disc two offers rare B-sides and a generous helping of remixes by the Prodigy, Aphex Twin, Ben Chapman, Phil Harding, and Martyn Phillips. A true catch-all of both the group's popular and more obscure material, Never Enough serves as the ultimate companion for hardcore Jesus Jones fans, and an eye-opener to more casual listeners who may only be familiar with hits like "Right Here, Right Now" and "Real, Real, Real." ~ Don Kline