Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Lovely Creatures (The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds) (1984 – 2014) version on vinyl 3LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and UK in publishing company Mute in cooperation with BMG on 12. May 2017.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds released the album Lovely Creatures (The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds) in 2017. The album is a compilation of their greatest hits from 1984 to 2014. The album includes fan favorites such as "The Ship Song", "Red Right Hand" and "Into My Arms". Critics and fans alike have praised the album for its eclectic mix of genres and its ability to showcase the band's talent over the years.

Album can be classified in the genre Rock.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Lovely Creatures (The Best Of Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds) version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Mute in cooperation with BMG on 12. May 2017.

Musical history by Nick Cave Less than a year after their last album "Skeleton Tree", Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 2017 takes a comprehensive look back at their work together over the last 30 years, from 1984 to 2014 to be precise. "Lovely Creatures - The Best Of..." is the title of the monumental new best of album. On two CDs, three LPs and deluxe and super deluxe editions, the Australian rock band has collected the best of 15 albums. Songs from the "Skeleton Tree" album are not yet included. Both deluxe editions include a total of three CDs and a bonus DVD with rare archival footage, interviews and live performances. The super deluxe edition of "Lovely Creatures - The Best of... (1984 - 2014)" also includes a 256-page book with fascinating essays and previously unseen photographs. Nick Cave and founding band member Mick Harvey personally selected the songs for the album. They were supported by all the old and new members of the Bad Seeds. It includes classics such as "The Mercy Seat", "Where The Wild Roses Grow", "Stagger Lee", "Jubilee Street", "We No Who U R" and "O Children" used for the Harry Potter soundtrack. 30 years of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds in one comprehensive box set.

Album can be classified in the genre Rock. Explicit.