: Released to celebrate their 20th anniversary, this expansive retrospective was described by Molko as a "movie that jumps forwards and backwards in time". It includes later hits like "For What It's Worth" and the hauntingly beautiful "Jesus' Son". Highlighting the Hits
Placebo has released two primary "greatest hits" collections that serve as the definitive content for their discography: A Place for Us to Dream (2016) and Once More with Feeling: Singles 1996–2004 Key Career Retrospectives A Place for Us to Dream (20th Anniversary Edition) placebo greatest hits album
: Features early singles like "Teenage Angst," "36 Degrees," "Bruise Pristine," and "Slave to the Wage". : Released to celebrate their 20th anniversary, this
The sweeping grandeur of "Infra-Red" and the club-ready stomp of "Meds" prove that Placebo found a way to marry their darkness to stadium-sized hooks. Molko’s lyrics remain as sharp as ever, dissecting mental health, addiction, and political apathy with a surgeon's precision. The sweeping grandeur of "Infra-Red" and the club-ready
Released to celebrate the band’s first decade, Once More with Feeling serves as a tight, chronological roadmap of Placebo's initial rise.
: A fast-paced, driving rock track that showcased their evolving sound in the early 2000s.