I have to admit, after reading Pink's Greatest Hits Tracklist I was really disappointed. Most Girls was clearly left off this CD for a reason which I can't quite comprehend. It was an even bigger hit than "There You Go" and I loved it. Her first CD was the one that put her on the map, went double platinum, and sold more copies than "Try This"...yet she frequently refers to it as a record that had nothing to do with who she really was. That's a real shame. Pink should be proud that she has the versatility to do R&B and Rock successfully and not shun the beginning of her career. Not cool. As one person stated before..Mandy Moore said the same about her early career, yet we wouldn't know who she was if she hadn't released "Candy" or some other bubble gum crap.

I can understand leaving "You Make Me Sick" off the record because it wasn't as big a hit as MG and TYG. She could have at least put Most Girls though. Once again, very disappointed.