All hail the bargain-basement label, purveyors of some of the greatest compilations in the early-'70s British rock realm, and pursuing that briefly towards the end of the decade with a great selection of old hits. There are absolutely no surprises here. Ruthlessly mining the band's 1968-71 catalog, the label had already released more collections than the band itself had released LPs, and this one just adds its weight to the pile. But, just as 's late-'60s collections have since been revealed as an entire generation's first taste of that band's most glorious catalog, so (titled, of course, for the group's first hit) filled the same need among a later brood -- and the fact that it came along just as themselves began lapsing into parody gave its release further flavor. At last, a "new" record that doesn't sound like the last seventeen! ~ Dave Thompson