1. Out Of Time, 2. Don't Lie To Me, 3. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow ?, 4. Think, 5. Hear It, 6. Something Just Stick In Your Mind, 7. Aftermath, 8. I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys, 9. Andrew's Blues, 10. Pay Your Dues, 11. Good Times, 12. Heart Of Stone, 13. Each And Everyday Of The Year, 14. (Walkin' Thru The) Sleepy City, 15. Try A Little Harder, 16. Blue Turns To Grey, 17. We're Wastin' Time.

This release is just a copy of Cpt.Acid version in a better packaging, which had been already reviewed here, so this is that review: this unreleased album was planned as follow-up to Hot Rocks in 1972, the project was cancelled due to disagreements between Andrew Oldham and Allen Klein about the eclectic tracks selection, which included controversial songs such as Andrew's Blues and Pay Your Dues (alternate version to Street Fighting Man). It was replaced with the more conservative double album More Hot Rocks. The album was produced by Andrew Oldham; it has been digitally remastered in 2002 from the original vinyl source and represents a faithful reproduction of the prototype concept and recording. This record is the precursor of the Black Box concept that was revived in 1975 and would ultimately culminate into Metamorphosis. A lot of thought was put into retrospective recordings by ABKCO in the early to mid-Seventies. The sound Quality is indeed excellent for these studio recordings. Some acetate surface noise is heard at intros & outros. Upgraded clear stereo sound on many older outtakes that have surfaced over the years, such as Pay Your Dues. This is not based on the VGP or the Mecca release, but on a beautiful digipack that came out 2 or 3 years before the VGP version. As usual have been done azimuth, phase & level correction, also manually de-clicked various vinyl clicks & pops.