The 1993 re-release of ' sole album as such lives up to its name perfectly -- is indeed almost the complete collection of work that the band officially released during its heyday-of- lifetime. As such it's an absolute killer, divided between the original album and the live album, along with both sides of the / single. ' detailed and appreciative band history also makes note of what's missing for completists' sakes -- the original recording of a remake of ' and the single version of There's one other excision -- the live had to be dropped from to fit everything else on the disc. But the end result really can't be argued with -- the remastering of the studio tracks is solid, the live tracks, while not recorded as clearly as they could have been, get shined up as best as they can. The bemusing killer touch is 's brief scrawl of appreciation -- if anything, he maintains his reputation for being as reticent in print as he is in real life (but his claim that this could be the best bass playing on the label is probably accurate). ~ Ned Raggett