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* Music/FallOutBoy has two. '' Believers Never Die: Greatest Hits'' is their more "official" one being considered part of their discography, and includes most (if not all) of their singles and popular songs pre-''Save Rock And Roll'', along with their cover of Music/MichaelJackson's "Beat It". The second is from the ICON series of budget greatest hits albums and just has the singles from second through fourth albums.
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* Music/FallOutBoy has two. '' Believers ''Believers Never Die: Greatest Hits'' is their more "official" one being considered part of their discography, Hits'', and includes most (if not all) of their singles and popular songs pre-''Save Rock And Roll'', from before their 2010 hiatus, along with their cover of Music/MichaelJackson's "Beat It". The In 2019 they released a second is from the ICON series of budget greatest hits albums and just has album titled ''Greates Hits: Believers Never Die'' which includes the singles released from second the end of the hiatus in 2013 through fourth albums.2019, with a handful of new or non-album tracks.
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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'' has this with 1991's ''Star Trek: The Astral Symphony'', a AwesomeMusic/StarTrekTheFilms (the first five of them) collection assembled by Cliff Eidelman for Creator/{{Paramount}}, commercially released by Creator/MilanRecords.
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** The band's 50th anniversary led to a compilation of 50 songs (including ones from the just released reunion ''That's Why God Made the Radio"') indicatively ''Fifty Big Ones'', punning on the studio album made on the band's 15th anniversary, ''15 Big Ones''.
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** The band's 50th anniversary led to a compilation of 50 songs (including ones from the just released reunion ''That's Why God Made the Radio"') Radio'') indicatively ''Fifty Big Ones'', punning on the studio album made on the band's 15th anniversary, ''15 Big Ones''.
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* Richard Sherman and Milt Larsen, the gents behind the music of the film ''Film/MaryPoppins'', released ''Smash Flops," a 1968 collection of songs of dubious merit by different artists. Among the selections are "Columbus You Big Bag of Steam," "When Amelia Earhart Flies Home," "Watch World War III On Pay TV," "Congratulations To Dewey" and more.
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* Richard Sherman and Milt Larsen, the gents behind the music of the film ''Film/MaryPoppins'', released ''Smash Flops," a 1968 collection of songs of dubious merit by different artists. Among the selections are "Columbus You Big Bag of Steam," "When Amelia Earhart Flies Home," "Watch World War III On Pay TV," "Congratulations To Tom Dewey" and more.
