Greatest Highs

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Greatest Highs
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Greatest hits album by
ReleasedJanuary 15, 2008 (2008-01-15)
Recorded1998–2007
Genre Rap rock
Length2:34:51
Label
Producer
  • Daddy X
  • I Timothy
  • DogBoy
  • E-Man
  • Marco Forcone
  • Mellow B. De Lear
  • Mike Kumagai
  • P-Nice
Kottonmouth Kings chronology
Cloud Nine
(2007)
Greatest Highs
(2008)
The Kottonmouth Xperience Vol. II: Kosmic Therapy
(2008)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Greatest Highs is the greatest hits album by American rap rock group Kottonmouth Kings. It was released on January 15, 2008 via Suburban Noize/Capitol Records.

Contents

The album consists of 37 previously released songs from the group's first eight studio albums and two compilations ( Joint Venture and Hidden Stash III ), plus two new songs ("Can Anybody Hear Me?" and "No Future"). It features guest appearances from Corporate Avenger, Cypress Hill, Insane Clown Posse, Jack Grisham, Krizz Kaliko, Tech N9ne and Too Rude. The compilation peaked at number 168 on the Billboard 200 albums chart in the United States.

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Where's the Weed At?"
4:07
2."Full Throttle"
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:07
3."Bump"
Marco Forcone3:52
4."Put It Down" (featuring Cypress Hill)
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:56
5."Fire It Up"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:07
6."First Class"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:26
7."City 2 City" (featuring Tech N9ne and Krizz Kaliko)
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:12
8."4-2-0"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:04
9."Peace of Mind"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:37
10."Tell Me Why"
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:11
11."Outcast"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Carrion
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:08
12."King Klick"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:12
13."Day Dreamin' Fazes"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Carrion
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:36
14."Tangerine Sky"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Ricky Gaez
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:11
15."Friends"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:43
16."Bad Habits"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:50
17."Rest of My Life"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Gaez
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
5:41
18."Dog's Life" (featuring Too Rude)
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • Thronson
  • Rogers
4:22
19."Positive Vibes"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Carrion
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:42
20."Can Anybody Hear Me?"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:26
21."Everybody Move"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:47
22."Suburban Life"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • Thronson
  • AK Bros.
Daddy X3:34
23."Livin' Proof"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
  • P-Nice
2:52
24."Bring It On"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:49
25."King's Blend"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Eric Adger
E-Man4:08
26."Sub-Noize Rats"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Carrion
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
2:39
27."SRH"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:57
28."The Lottery"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:34
29."Think 4 Yourself" (featuring Insane Clown Posse)
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:08
30."Float Away"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Gaez
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:59
31."Peace Not Greed" (featuring Jack Grisham and Corporate Avenger)
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
4:54
32."Dying Daze"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Carrion
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:25
33."Bong Tokin' Alcoholics"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • Thronson
  • AK Bros.
Daddy X3:44
34."Gone Git High"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
  • P-Nice
4:13
35."So High"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • Thronson
  • Andre Williams
  • Keith Williams
Daddy X3:49
36."Life Rolls On"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Kumagai
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:58
37."Life Ain't What It Seems"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • Thronson
  • Mellow Delear
  • Daddy X
  • Mellow B. De Lear
3:59
38."No Future"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Patrick Shevelin
P-Nice4:06
39."Rip the Night Away"
  • Xavier
  • Miller
  • McNutt
  • Carrion
  • Daddy X
  • Mike Kumagai
3:46
Total length:2:34:51
Best Buy bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
40."Had Enough"1:39
41."Pack Me Another Rip"2:20
42."The Lottery (E-Swift Remix)"4:48
43."Proud to Be a Stoner (Remix)"5:24
Notes

Personnel

Charts

Chart (2008)Peak
position
US Billboard 200 [2] 168

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References

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  2. "Kottonmouth Kings Chart History (Billboard 200)". Billboard. Retrieved January 31, 2025.