About time. wondering if I'd see theses.

Hoobstank has one coming out too, don't forget those guys.

Both pictures are....well....eh.

Originally Posted by Joe DeAndrea

at least its a sexy nfg picture. or something.

Seriously. Jordans face.

Originally Posted by surette

I don't understand this icon concept. greatest hits albums except with fewer songs?

The icon concept is to repackage and strip down greatest hits albums to the bare minimum "need to know" songs. It serves as a primer for those who aren't well familiar with the artist, or an alternative to buying a full greatest hits album, as most of those even have at least a few throwaway tracks, for the "extremely casual listener." They usually carry 11 tracks and retail for$7-$8. Its really more selling the price than the product to people who may want the stuff but don't want to go all in on an artist. I run an f.y.e and they sell very well, as the price is basically the same as 5-6 tracks on itunes.

Originally Posted by Jason Tate

... and you smell .... like angels outta smell.

I know its from "Sin City" but holy fuck that line is still SO bad

This is the definition of unnecessary.

Weren't these pictures the back covers of coming home and s/t? Somebody check for me!

Who the hell is 3link 182?

Originally Posted by Feenucks

This is the definition of unnecessary.

Basically

the only Icon collection worth getting was Bloodhound Gang cause it actually had a new song on it. and a porn star on the insert hahaha.

This is a pathetic and bullshit attempt at a money grab that will surely fail.

Does not compute

Originally Posted by neo506

I know its from "Sin City" but holy fuck that line is still SO bad

After realizing the origin ... it helps though.

Originally Posted by imposs1ble

The icon concept is to repackage and strip down greatest hits albums to the bare minimum "need to know" songs. It serves as a primer for those who aren't well familiar with the artist, or an alternative to buying a full greatest hits album, as most of those even have at least a few throwaway tracks, for the "extremely casual listener." They usually carry 11 tracks and retail for$7-$8. Its really more selling the price than the product to people who may want the stuff but don't want to go all in on an artist. I run an f.y.e and they sell very well, as the price is basically the same as 5-6 tracks on itunes.

Interesting. I always wondered of they sold well or not. I'm still shocked when NOW tops the charts - so what do I know. Hah.