Considering the age of the tracks the remastering certainly helps the sound quality. As always with Angel Air releases this is great for archivists. The sleeves notes by Dale Griffin are very entertaining and shed some light on the band. Recommended.

Neil Daniels, www.getreadytorock.com (February 2009)

Highly recommended, especially if you didn’t get the original 2-CD set

www.hunter-mott.com (February 2009)

..for the devoted collector this represents a welcome snapshot of a less celebrated part of the band’s legacy

Dean Pedley, Sea of Tranquility (February 2009)

…should satisfy the curious

www.classicrockrevisited.com (February 2009)

Unfortunately, Mott never had the success they deserved in the charts, but they are captured at their very best here.

Tracks like ‘Storm’, ‘Collision Course’ and ‘Love Me Two Times’ are just excellent and the two medleys – one featuring one of their earlier hits ‘All The Way From Memphis’, shows what a bunch of fine musicians they really were.

With sleeve notes by drummer Dale Griffin and rare band photos, this is a must for any serious fan of 70′s music.

Martin Hutchinson, Bolton News (February 2009)

Oddly, 30 years on their ludicrous, amped-up prog-punk boogie sounds knockout

Mojo (May 2009)

…while it’s fun, (Nigel) Benjamin’s voice held Mott back.

Classic Rock (May 2009)

As always with Angel Air releases the remastering is spot on…the sound quality is excellent…a welcome snapshot of a less celebrated part of the band’s legacy.

Amplifier magazine (May 2009)