Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee Patti Smith raises the curtain on OUTSIDE SOCIETY, a new collection of her signature songs on the Arista and Columbia labels. The landmark 18-song release marks the first single-CD collection to span Patti's entire body of recorded work. The chronologically arranged tracks move from 1975 (her debut album, Horses, with "Gloria" and "Free Money") through 2007 (Twelve, with her cover of Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit"). The music on OUTSIDE SOCIETY is newly remastered by award-winning engineer Greg Calbi and Patti Smith band member Tony Shanahan. The CD booklet will feature brief recollections of each song written by Patti, who personally supervised the choices.
- Gloria (Horses, 1975)
- Free Money (Horses, 1975)
- Ain't It Strange (Radio Ethiopia, 1976)
- Pissing In A River (Radio Ethiopia, 1976)
- Because The Night (Easter, 1978)
- Rock N Roll Nigger (Easter, 1978)
- Rock N Roll Nigger (Easter, 1978)
- Frederick (Wave, 1979)
- So You Want To Be A Rock N Roll Star (Wave, 1979)
- People Have the Power (Dream of Life, 1988)
- Up There Down There (Dream of Life, 1988)
- Beneath The Southern Cross (Gone Again, 1996)
- Summer Cannibals (Gone Again, 1996)
- 1959 (Peace and Noise, 1997)
- Glitter In Their Eyes (Gung Ho, 2000)
- Lo and Beholden (radio edit) (Gung Ho, 2000)
- Smells Like Teen Spirit (Twelve, 2007)
- Trampin' (Trampin', 2004)
