Released following a string of personal problems that landed the formerly clean-cut Australian cowboy into the pages of gossip magazines the world over, Urban has long been one of the few contemporary Nashville country stars whose taste for old-fashioned rock seems genuine, as proven by many of the earlier hits found here. GREATEST HITS was a chance for Keith Urban to sweep the decks and start fresh. Highlights in this 18-track anthology contains all Urban's hit singles and a pair of new songs, a full -band remake of the previously solo tune "Got It Right This Time (The Celebration)," and a swell banjo- powered cover of Steve Forbert's late 1970s soft-rock masterpiece, "Romeo's Tune" include the sly "Who Wouldn't Wanna Be Me" and the wistful "Where the Blacktop Ends." GREATEST HITS was also released in a special limited-edition version that includes a bonus DVD of live tracks and music videos.