80s Giga Hits Collection Volume 1 32 26 Exclusive Site

That is the true power of the Giga Hit. Do you own a copy of this collection? Have you seen a "Volume 2" or "32 27 Exclusive"? Contact our retro media archive—we’re trying to solve the mystery of the missing "26."

And yes, it probably includes "We Built This City" on it. Twice. (Once as a 7" edit, and once as the "Exclusive 26" extended rock mix). The next time you see a dusty old CD at a garage sale with a ridiculous neon cover and a nonsensical title like "80s Giga Hits Collection Volume 1 32 26 Exclusive," do not walk past it. Buy it. Rip it. Listen to that strange, exclusive version of "Hungry Like the Wolf" with the extra synth solo. 80s giga hits collection volume 1 32 26 exclusive

This gave birth to a strange sub-genre: the "compilation-only remix." That is the true power of the Giga Hit

You didn't skip a track you didn't like. You listened to the entire 32-song, 2-disc set because you paid for it via three easy payments of $19.99. You learned to love the weird "exclusive" mixes—the version of "Tainted Love" that is 30 seconds longer, the live recording of "Every Breath You Take" where Sting changes a lyric. Contact our retro media archive—we’re trying to solve

In a world of Spotify playlists called "80s Workout Mix" that contain the same 50 songs, the Giga Hits Collection is a wild, wonky, wonderful anomaly. It’s a snapshot of what a marketing executive in 1988 thought "all the hits" should be.