Release date: 07-06-2000 (recording from 1964-66 album)

2000 US 13-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, representing the best of this phenomenal band's R & B period, covering the years 1964-66, featuring rare non-LP recordings [singles & EP tracks and demos], featuring 'Rosalyn', 'Get A Buzz', 'Get Yourself Home' [covered by The Fairies, featuring a pre-In Crowd/Tomorrow/Pink Fairies John Alder a/k/a Twink] and many more, presented in sealed gatefold sleeve with detailed liner notes

Tracks:
01. Rosalyn
02. Big Boss Man
03. Don't Bring Me Down
04. We'll Be Together
05. I Can Never Say
06. Get Yourself Home
07. Get A Buzz
08. Sittin' All Alone
09. Midnight To Six Man
10. A House In The Country
11. Me Needing You
12. Come See Me
13. LSD

The Pretty Things playing live on a TV appearance their classic 1966 single, Midnight to six man. It was coupled with the mysterious and equally good Can't stand the pain. They were at the peak of their power as a band, and it was one of the best singles of their career. An strong and immediately catchy song that flopped.
This is a lip-sync appearance in the television program Popside. Unlike other similar playback videos of the era, they actually pull it off.
The song is followed by LSD. After joking about Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich they pretend to perform Come see me, another devastating and fuzz-laden rocker also released in 1966 as a single.