"Independence Day," a stirring tale of spousal abuse and retribution, is the heart of Martina McBride's Greatest Hits Video Collection. Shot in stark black and white, it's a perfect marriage of her powerful voice and social consciousness and was the 1994 Country Music Association Video of the Year. Other highlights on this first-rate collection include the similarly themed "A Broken Wing," her breakthrough Top 10 hit "My Baby Loves Me" (which reinforces the theme of unconditional love by featuring real-life couples), "Love's the Only House" with Cirque du Soleil, and the 2001 hit "When God-Fearin' Women Get the Blues." At 11 tracks and 44 minutes, this is quite a bit shorter than the 19-song companion CD, but you do get two songs not on the CD, "The Time Has Come" and "Cheap Whiskey." Plus, you'll probably find that getting to look into McBride's bluer than blue eyes is a pretty good tradeoff.