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| 3 Doors Down | Primary Artist |
| Howard Benson | Producer |
| Paul Ebersold | Producer, Engineer |
| Ted Jensen | Remastering |
| Rick Parashar | Producer, Engineer |
| Jack Joseph Puig | Remixing |
| Mike Plotnikoff | Engineer |
| Matt Martone | Engineer |
| Phil Gallo | Liner Notes |
| Christian Lantry | Cover Photo |
| Kirk Kelsey | Engineer |
| Neil Warnock | Booking |
| Ken Fermaglich | Booking |
| Aubrey Wright | Inside Photo |
| Scott Sandler | Art Direction |
| Mark DiDia | Management |
| Doug Sonders | Inside Photo |
| Steven Cohen | Inside Photo |
| Frederiksen | Composer |
| Harrell | Composer |
| Kevin Carter | Inside Photo |
| Johnny K. | Producer, Engineer |
| Ryan Smith | Inside Photo |
| Gary Pettus | Tour Manager, Inside Photo |
| Dave Mead | Inside Photo |
| David Campbell | String Arrangements, String Conductor |
| Daren Searcy | Management, Inside Photo |
As with millions of other people, “Kryptonite” was one of the first songs that introduced me to 3 Doors Down. I use to live in both Japan and California (via the military) and the music of 3 Doors Down was played a lot by many others that I worked around. I am already conscious of the fact that other music listeners are going to have their own personal preferences on personal favorites from 3 Doors Down. As for me, my personal favorites from this group are “Kryptonite”, “When I’m Gone”, “Here Without You”, and “Be Like That”. “Greatest Hits” by 3 Doors Down is best for those who enjoy alternative rock collections.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
The 2012 set The Greatest Hits -- the first-ever compilation of the new millennial modern rock band 3 Doors Down -- does indeed serve up most of the group's biggest hits, beginning with their 2000 breakthrough "Kryptonite" and wrapping up with two new recordings, one called "Goodbyes," whose title lends this set a slight sense of finality. Not all of the band's charting singles are here -- notably "Citizen Soldier," which served as a soundtrack to a military recruitment ad in the waning days of the George W Bush administration, is absent -- but the ones that count are: "It's Not My Time," "Let Me Go," "Away from the Sun," "Here Without You," "Be Like That," ...