I know. It could be great if this is commercially released, and not just part of our dreams.
But I think they will never gonna release an album like this one. I don't know exactly why, but it sounds too weird. I mean, their number ones as solo artists all together in just one disc? I don't know...
I suppose Paul is the only ex-Beatle who can release a #1's of his solo work, and he probably will someday.
I'm thinking that today everyone is releasing their own #1's collection and I kind of hate that. When the
Beatles released their #1's in 2000, it was great because they were all 'real' #1's, all official chart-toppers just from the UK and the US. Then we had
Elvis doing the same, but including chart-toppers not only from Billboard, because it also included Melody Maker, Record World... :
And finally the big disaster with
Michael Jackson who included any kind of crap. For example, in the british version of his #1's he included 'Human Nature', a song that wasn't even released in England!
I'm telling all this stuff because I think nobody cares today about 'genuine' #1's up to this point. If you release a greatest hits collection under the name of '#1's' companies think that you're gonna sell double because everyone think when they first see it: 'oh, great, a full album of #1 hits'. Well, that's a lie. Companies are giving #1 status to any single, so it's really unfair to the artists who really achieve the real #1's.
So, that's the reason this album would never be released. Because nobody cares about the real #1's. Maybe just us, that we're fans.
(As everyone's uses this formula, I thought that the Ringo's recent greatest-hits collection it was gonna be called 'Ringo - All the #1's'.
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