Well, I didn't expect this to be subtle. It covers their 80s-90s period (ie no "Magic Man" or "Crazy on You" - both inextricably linked with The Virgin Suicides now - or "Barracuda") and is heavy on the sung-shouted power ballads; a bit strident for me, but I suppose that's an observation more than a criticism given the kind of music we're talking about.
