For those interested in the Move’s single releases, there’s no better introduction than this. It features such classics – trust me, even if you’ve never heard of the Move before now, they were classics – as “Blackberry Way” (an atypically Beatle-ish tune from Roy Wood, which also turned out to be the Move’s first and only U.K. #1 single), the trippy “I Can Hear The Grass Grow”, the raunchy (and badly-mixed) “Fire Brigade”, and the first song ever played on BBC Radio 1, “Flowers In The Rain”. It’d be hard for me 
to pick a favorite out of all these. Some of the sound quality and mixing – again singling out “Fire Brigade” – are less than spectacular, but these songs do come from the late 60s and early 70s, and not everybody had access to Abbey Road Studios.
- Blackberry Way (3:36)
- Curly (2:45)
- Yellow Rainbow (2:37)
- I Can Hear The Grass Grow (3:00)
- Fire Brigade (2:25)
- Hey Grandma (3:14)
- Kilroy Was Here (2:45)
- Night of Fear (2:12)
- Feel Too Good (9:33)
- Brontosaurus (4:26)
- Flowers in the Rain (2:24)
- Walk Upon The Water (3:12)
- Stephanie Knows Who (3:06)
- Turkish Tram Conductor Blues (4:42)
- Useless Information (2:51)
- Weekend (1:46)
- Cherry Blossom Clinic (7:42)
- So You Want To Be A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star (3:01)
Released by: Music Collection International
Release date: 1991
Total running time: 65:17
