Disc: 1
1. You Really Got Me
2. Rock And Roll Queen
3. Thunderbuck Ram
4. Walkin' With A Mountain
5. Whiskey Women
6. Waterflow
7. The Moon Upstairs
8. Sweet Angeline
9. All The Young Dudes
10. Momma's Little Jewel
11. One Of The Boys
12. Ready For Love/After Lights
13. Sucker
14. Sweet Jane
15. Violence
16. I Wish I Was Your Mother
17. Rose

Disc: 2
1. All The Way From Memphis
2. Honaloochie Boogie
3. Whizz Kid
4. Hymn For The Dudes
5. The Golden Age Of Rock 'n' Roll
6. Rest In Peace (Live Version)
7. Alice
8. Marionette (Live Version)
9. Crash Street Kids
10. Roll Away The Stone
11. Born Late '58
12. Where Do You All Come From
13. Through The Looking Glass
14. Foxy Foxy
15. (Do You Remember) The Saturday Gigs?
16. Lounge Lizard
17. American Pie\ The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll (Live Version)

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Have to say-this looks like a very nice collection indeed.

No "Half Moon Bay"

May have to get this, as my collection is Mott-less.

Looks like a fine comp for those who don't already own the 4 essential CBS Mott albums. And the first 8 are the early Island period. Other than possibly Lounge Lizard (do we have a Mott demo of the Hunter solo track??) it looks to me like there's nothing new here.

No Mott in my collection either so this may be of interest. Am I correct in assuming this is their Sony material only?

See my post above. The first 8 tracks are Island (UK) Atlantic USA).

Thanks Geff. Sorry I missed that.

waterflow? is that a new one?

Is a good compilation if you have no Mott.

No, that's from Wildlife.

Excellent pre-order price at $13.99 for a two CD set. There is also a sweet Essential Harry Nilsson two CD set for the same pre-order price.

Rick A.

It's a bonus track on The Hoople reissue. I haven't played it in a long time, but what I remember is that the Hunter solo version has got Mick Ronson all over it, and ths one hasn't. Which is undoubtedly why I haven't played it in a long time!

Thanks for the reminder. I have that too, but was too lazy to check!

As I kinda mentioned above, Mott's CBS period was so amazing I would recommend getting the 4 expanded CBS releases (especially at today's bargain basement prices), as opposed to this set.

Geff, you are correct. Full albums are the only way to go. Also, get the expanded Live 2CD set; one of the best live sets of all time.

The self-titled 1st album with the lizards on the cover is essential too.

Agreed, I consider that one of the 4:

Dudes
Mott
The Hoople
Live 2 CD

I agree with Geff the remasters are the way to go, but for a casual fan, I don't see how anyone could really complain about this collection. I wouldn't have expected this, but I was hoping some songs from the 2 Mott albums would make it, as I've never heard them.I think those were on Columbia too but I might be wrong.

While I own the post Hunter Mott albums (& the spin off British Lions albums), imo the 2 post Hunter Mott albums aren't very good. The 1st British Lions is probably the best of the bunch.

I have the Mott The Hoople boxed set from several years ago so I doubt that I need this set unless there are tracks that weren't on the box.

It's a great box. I own that one also. It doesn't appear that there's anything exclusive here; just another comp for new or casual fans.