But let's start at the beginning. What you'll get here are two brand-new songs, "Real Swagger" and "Unstable", which stand in a direct line with the tracks of their comeback-album "Revelation", a completely new version of the band-classic "March Of The Saint" and two cover-versions of Robin Trower ("Day Of The Eagle"), which doesn't really hit my taste, but that problem lies within the original, and JUDAS PRIEST ("Never Satisfied").

Then we have a brilliant acoustic version of "Tainted Past" off "Symbol Of Salvation" and two live-renditions of "After Me, The Flood" and "Creepy Feelings", before the journey into the past begins, because the rest contains the three songs of the 1983 debut-EP, one song from those sessions, and six further tracks off the demos from the years 1988 and 1989, which never had been released this way, especially the original-version of "Reign Of Fire" is standing out here.

And who has the luck to get the limited double-CD-edition, gets one more song off the 1989 demo and four (!) video-clips, two live ("Long Before I Die" and "March Of The Saint") and the regular vids "Reign Of Fire" and "Last Train Home", which had been aired by MTV a few times back then, plus biography, infos, game and so on.

Like always there will be some people, who will accuse the band of trying to make money out of old stuff, but for fans of the band this release is almost essential and all of you, who do not know the band yet, this is a good opportunity of getting a look at both the past and the present.