All the Greatest Hits (video)

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All the Greatest Hits
Video by McFly
Released	3 December 2007
Recorded	Wolverhampton Civic Hall
Genre	Pop rock
Label	Universal Music
Director	Paul Kaslin
Producer	JJ Stereo
McFly chronology
Motion in the Ocean Tour (2007) All the Greatest Hits (2007) Radio:Active – Live at Wembley (2009)

All the Greatest Hits is a music DVD by the pop/rock band McFly. The DVD was filmed during their Greatest Hits Tour in 2007, with the majority of the footage recorded at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall. The DVD was released on 3 December 2007. The DVD also includes all 18 of McFly's Music Videos to date of release except for "Baby's Coming Back", which was dropped for unknown reasons.

1. "That Girl"
2. "Friday Night"
3. "Obviously"
4. "Star Girl"
5. "Broccoli"
6. "I Wanna Hold You"
7. "I'll Be OK"
8. "Transylvania"
9. "The Heart Never Lies"
10. "Umbrella"
11. "All About You"
12. "Please Please"
13. "Room on the 3rd Floor"
14. "Don't Stop Me Now"
15. "5 Colours in Her Hair"

1. 5 Colours in Her Hair
2. Obviously
3. That Girl
4. Room on the Third Floor
5. All About You
6. You've Got a Friend
7. I'll Be OK
8. Pinball Wizard
9. I Wanna Hold You
10. Ultraviolet
11. The Ballad of Paul K
12. Please, Please
13. Don't Stop Me Now
14. Star Girl
15. Friday Night
16. Sorry's Not Good Enough
17. Transylvania
18. The Heart Never Lies

• "Broccoli" was performed at the three opening shows and the 18 October and 6 December shows at the London Astoria and Wembley Arena, respectively. At all other shows, it was replaced with "Ultraviolet" and "Sorry's Not Good Enough".^[1]

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These tour dates are taken from setlist.fm. ^[2]

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