Volume 1
- Hello there 1:41
- ELO Kiddies 3:42
- Hot Love 2:32
- Oh, Candy 3:07
- Mandocello 4:48
- Lovin' Money 4:09
- I want you to want me 3:01
- Southern Girls 3:36
- So good to see you 3:37
- Down on the Bay 3:33
- Mrs. Henry 9:36
- Violins 6:12
- Ballad of TV Violence 4:52
- You're all Talk 3:56
- Fan Club 7:11
Volume 2
- Surrender 4:15
- High Roller 3:59
- On top of the world 4:06
- Auf Wiedersehen 3:42
- I want you to want me (live) 3:43
- Clock strikes ten 3:56
- Dream Police 3:54
- Way of the world 3:39
- Gonna raise hell 9:20
- Voices 4:22
- Stop this game 3:57
- Just got back 2:05
- Baby loves to rock 3:17
- Everything works if you let it (alternate version) 3:56
- World's greatest lover (Rick vocal) 4:57
- Waitin' for the man/Herion (live) 7:47
Volume 3
- Daytripper 4:18
- World's greatest lover 4:51
- I need love 3:57
- I'm the man 2:11
- Born to raise hell 2:46
- Ohm sweet ohm 2:50
- She's tight 2:59
- Love's got a hold on me 2:37
- If you want my love (alternate) 4:26
- Lookin' out for number one 3:43
- Don't make our love a crime 3:34
- All I really want 2:30
- I can't take it 3:28
- Twisted Heart 4:17
- Invaders of the heart 4:00
- Y O Y O Y O Y 7:29
Volume 4
- Tonight it's you 4:48
- Cover girl 3:42
- This time around 4:34
- A Place in France 3:52
- Funk #9 (The Doctor demo) 3:36
- Take me to the top 4:00
- Money is the route of all fun 2:48
- Fortune cookie (demo) 3:41
- You want it 3:41
- The Flame 5:38
- Through the night 4:19
- Stop that thief 3:55
- I know what I want 4:45
- Had to make you mine 3:16
- I can't understand it 3:29
- Can't stop falling into love 3:50
- Come on Christmas 7:30
Notes
Sex, America, Cheap Trick is a classic example of a botched box set. Spanning four discs and 64 songs, the box contains nearly all of the group's hit singles and an amazing amount of rarities — a grand total of 30 outtakes, live tracks, demos, single versions, soundtrack songs, and B-sides. Despite all of the abundance of material, there are still a lot of essential items missing, as well as several odd inclusions. Many of the group's biggest hits and concert staples are present, but Cheap Trick classics like "He's a Whore," "Downed," "Come On, Come On," "Taxman, Mr. Thief," "California Man," and several others are inexplicably absent. Furthermore, the final two discs bog down with slick radio-ready pop, even though they rescue all the highlights from the band's decidedly uneven '80s recordings. Still, the rarities — particularly single versions of early tracks like "Oh, Candy" and "Southern Girls," demos like "Fan Club," and a ripping live set — are usually worthy, even if they might have been better showcased on a double-disc rarities set.