Oslin spent more time away from music as the decade progressed. Her last album project for RCA would be the 1993 compilation, "." The compilation peaked at number 28 on the Top Country Albums list and number 126 on the Billboard 200. Along with eight of her major hits, "Greatest Hits" also included three new songs. Notably included was a re-recording of "New Way Home." It was later released as single and spent three weeks on the "Billboard" country chart. The record received mixed responses. Jack Hurst of "The Chicago Tribune" found its new tracks to be "pop sounding" but also found it to blend effectively with her previous hits. Allmusic's Rick Anderson rated it four out of five stars, yet also observed it to have pop inflections. However, he found the quality of the writing and sound to be quite high: "This is great pop music, no matter what bin you find it in."