Despite her persona as a TV-sitcom rocker, Suzi is less Leather Tuscadero on these tracks and more a female Mick Jagger. She struts all over the cover tunes and makes them her own(reportedly Elvis himself loved her version of "Heartbreak Hotel"), and it's very nice to see rare songs like "Evie" and "Roxy Roller" here. Bravo to this Australian double-CD, it gets the song selection right. A-

"This is a quite a different compliation to most of the other Suzi Quatro compliations, this has not just been thrown together. It defines Suzi and her music just that bit better.

She's soft. She's hard. She's everything in between. This CD gives you a chance to sample both vintage Quatro and some of her later stuff. Rumor has it that she has sold more than 45 *million* albums during her long musical career. If you listen to this CD, you'll know why. Before long you'll be singing along with her.

There are some cool tracks here. Her rendition of "Heartbreak Hotel" shows you what happens when you apply a woman's touch to a typically male rock number. Sweet! In her other rock numbers like "Your Mama Won't Like Me" and "Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo", she belts out that rebellious-sounding rip that both taunts and tempers like fresh jalapeno mixed with guacamole, i.e., hot yet smooth.

If you're only going to buy one Suzi Quatro CD, this is the one to get.

From the raw garage band sound , to the slick , sometimes over synthesized later stuff , this double set is essential to a collection . If you are only going to buy one , this is the one ! Obviously you are a Quatro Fan if you came this far! I don't need to explain any thing else then. Anyone know where I can find FANNY discs?

I have not listened to these songs for years.

After listening, I was not too excited.