It was a smart choice to begin the recording with "Africa," because hearing that intro in its remastered glory is worth the price of the CD.

I often thought it would be cool to compile a recording of all Toto songs with ladies' names, and this compilation is the closest thing to it. Unfortunately they left off one of the best of the best, "Lea," from Fahrenheit.

This collection also brings out some of the newer songs from less popular recordings that still stand strong against anything in Toto's repertoire. A notable case in point is "Right Part of Me." A great power ballad.

For those who are mildly familiar with Toto tunes, you'll hear most of the hits that you know. And the ones you don't know are definitely worth getting to know!

Yes, I agree that this is an excellent album. Although "Hold the Line" is not featured on that album, that makes a change. In fact I read another person's own information that it should have been put on it; but it doesn't matter to me. I actually like all the songs on this album. And I've played it lots of times which I find a lot of fun to get into. "Hold the Line" of course is featured on Toto's other greatest hits albums.

How can they missed out LEA in this album??? Instead they include some other infamous songs in this album. I'd like to rate this just as an okey album.

This is my absolute best rock group..and my audiophile system loves this disc..now i can appreciate the thousands of dollars i spend on my system.Kicking bass,strong vocals,superb arrangements,quality mastering all adds up to one incredible cd.GRAB IT NOW..WARNING! CHECK YOUR SPEAKERS FIRST...THEY MAYBE TOO LIGHT WEIGHT.