Zoom
Released: Jul 14, 1998
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Released: Jul 14, 1998
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Seven years after the failed comeback Serious Fun, the Knack reunited with new drummer Terry Bozzio in tow and recorded Zoom. Sounding like a re-energized and de-sleazed version of Get the Knack,...
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Very Best of the Knack
Released: May 19, 1998
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Released: May 19, 1998
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Released to coincide with the group's 1998 reunion, Rhino's The Very Best of the Knack is designed to replace the 1992 compilation Retrospective: The Best of the Knack, and in many ways it does....
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The Retrospective: The Best of the Knack
Released: Nov 16, 1992
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Released: Nov 16, 1992
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For all but the most dedicated fans (and, if you're into power pop, chances are you're at least a little dedicated), the 17-track Retrospective: The Best of the Knack will be all the Knack that you...
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Serious Fun
Released: Jan 16, 1991
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Released: Jan 16, 1991
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Only half of this album title is factually correct, and it's a good thing: a "serious" Knack would be a big mistake. As for the "fun" part, that's right on the money; Serious Fun is an utterly...
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Get the Knack/...But the Little Girls Understand
Released: 1995
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Released: 1995
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The first two albums by the Knack make a pretty strong two-on-one CD, especially remastered in the requisite Beat Goes On manner -- the guitars and, especially, the bass have a presence that was...
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My Sharona
Released: 1992
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Released: 1992
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My Sharona is a budget-priced, 10-track selection that features some of the Knack's biggest hits, including "My Sharona" and "I Want Ya." Even though it leaves off some essential items (including...
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