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This box is a difficult thing to recommend, good -- no, make that great -- though it is. Partly, that's because it's almost too much of a great thing for most fans -- if they don't mind paying $120 for the six-CD U.K.

Import set, but most listeners aren't capitalized that way. And it does have its shortcomings, despite its cost. In contrast to, say, by, or by, it isn't where one could start listening to -- there's too much that's not here, including 'Bus Stop,' and 'Look Through Any Window.' The shortcomings are understandable in a way, because between EMI in England, Sony Music in America (which still controls classic sides from between 1966 and 1973 in that market), and sub-licensors like Disky in Holland, may be the most heavily anthologized '60s British group this side of; what to include, and how far to overlap existing collections become major problems, and they seem to have limited the hits to those that are biographically important in the band's history. Such as 'He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother,' which re-established them commercially after 's departure, or 'Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress,' which precipitated a major personnel crisis. Even with that limitation, there's almost too much here, at 136 tracks spanning 40 years. Disc One is certain to appeal to all of the group's fans, opening in 1963 with the first three tracks they ever recorded, the jangling 'Hey, What's Wrong With Me,' 'Ain't That Just Like Me,' and the achingly beautiful ballad 'Whole World Over,' only one of which has made extensive appearances in the decades since.