2013-08-19

British pop-rockers Keane are set to commemorate a decade of releases with a new greatest hits compilation in November.

While most knowledge of the Sussex band begins and ends with 2004′s radio-ready, piano-led ballad “Somewhere Only We Know” (a modest No. 50 on the Billboard Hot 100), Keane have become quite a driving force in U.K. pop/rock. All four of their studio albums (and one extended EP) have topped the British charts, and they’ve amassed 10 Top 40 hits, including Top 10s “Everybody’s Changing,” “Somewhere Only We Know” and “Bedshaped,” all from 2004 debut Hopes and Fears, and the rollicking “Is It Any Wonder?” from 2006′s Under the Iron Sea. (In 2008, both albums were named on Q‘s list of the best British albums; Keane were the only band to have two albums in the Top 20 – The Beatles, Radiohead and Oasis all settled for one apiece in the same space.)

The Best of Keane will be available in several formats: a single-disc overview featuring 20 tracks, including selections from Hopes and Fears, Under the Iron Sea, Perfect Symmetry (2008), the EP Night Train (2010) and Strangeland (2012) as well as two new songs; a double-disc set collecting an extra disc of B-sides (many unavailable outside of U.K. CD singles) and a super deluxe version, to feature both CDs, a DVD of an acoustic concert (slated for recording later this month) and a 7″ x 7″, 100-page hardback book.

All formats will street worldwide on November 11. Click here for a new interview frontman Tom Chaplin gave to Rolling Stone about the compilation, and keep an eye out here for when Amazon links go live. In the meantime, the track list for both discs is after the jump.

The Best of Keane (Island, 2013)

Disc 1

Everybody’s Changing

Somewhere Only We Know

Bend and Break

Bedshaped

This is the Last Time

Atlantic

Is It Any Wonder?

Nothing in My Way

Hamburg Song

Crystal Ball

A Bad Dream

Try Again

Spiralling

Perfect Symmetry

My Shadow

Silenced by the Night

Disconnected

Sovereign Light Café

Higher Than the Sun

Won’t Be Broken

Disc 2: B-sides (deluxe and super deluxe only)

Snowed Under

Walnut Tree

Fly to Me

To the End of the Earth

The Way You Want It

Something in Me Was Dying

Allemande

Let It Slide

He Used to Be a Lovely Boy

Thin Air

The Iron Sea (Magic Shop Version)

Maybe I Can Change

Time to Go

Staring At the Ceiling

Myth

Difficult Child

Sea Fog (Live in Mexico City – 8/30/2012)

Russian Farmer’s Song

Disc 1, Tracks 1-5 from Hopes and Fears (Island 9866495 (U.K.)/Interscope B0002507-02 (U.S.), 2004)

Disc 1, Tracks 6-12 from Under the Iron Sea (Island 9878227 (U.K.)/Interscope B0006856-02 (U.S.), 2006)

Disc 1, Tracks 13-14 from Perfect Symmetry (Island 1785645 (U.K.)/Interscope B0012205-02 (U.S.), 2008)

Disc 1, Track 15 from Night Train (Island 2730877 (U.K.)/Cherrytree/Interscope B0014202-02 (U.S.), 2010)

Disc 1, Tracks 16-18 from Strangeland (Island 2794839 (U.K.)/Cherrytree/Interscope B0016740-02 (U.S.), 2012)

Disc 1, Tracks 19-20 and Disc 2, Track 18 are unreleased new tracks

Disc 2, Tracks 1-2 from “Somewhere Only We Know” CD single – Island CID 849 (U.K.), 2004

Disc 2, Tracks 3-5 from “Everybody’s Changing” CD single – Island CID 855 (U.K.), 2004

Disc 2, Track 6 from “Bedshaped” CD single – Island CID 870 (U.K.), 2004

Disc 2, Track 7 from “This is the Last Time” CD single – Fierce Panda/White Light NING 147CD (U.K.), 2003

Disc 2, Tracks 8-9 from “Is It Any Wonder? ” CD single – Island CID 934 (U.K.), 2006

Disc 2, Track 10 from “Nothing in My Way” CD single – Island 1717631 (U.K.), 2006

Disc 2, Tracks 11-12 from “Crystal Ball” CD single – Island 1705786 (U.K.), 2006

Disc 2, Track 13 from “The Lovers Are Losing” CD single – Island 1788166 (U.K.), 2008

Disc 2, Track 14 from “Perfect Symmetry” CD single – Island 1793853 (U.K.), 2008

Disc 2, Track 15 from “Silenced” digital single – Island (no cat. #) (U.K.), 2012

Disc 2, Track 16 from “Sovereign Light Café” digital single - Island (no cat. #) (U.K.), 2012

Disc 2, Track 17 from “Disconnected” digital single - Island (no cat. #) (U.K.), 2012

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