Volume 1
- Hey Grandma 2:45
- Mr. Blues 2:00
- Fall On You 2:50
- 805 2:33
- Come In The Morning 2:17
- Omaha 2:45
- Naked, If I Want To 0:57
- Rounder (Instrumental) 2:03
- Someday 3:31
- Ain't No Use 1:40
- Sitting By The Window 2:47
- Changes 3:24
- Lazy Me 1:47
- Indifference 4:15
- Looper (Audition Version) 2:39
- Sweet Ride 3:12
- Bitter Wind 2:39
- The Place And The Time 2:24
- Rounder (Live) 2:02
- Miller's Blues (Live) 6:07
- Changes (Live) 4:20
- Hey Grandma (Mono/Single version) 2:32
- Omaha (Mono/Single version) 2:23
- Big 4:44
Volume 2
- Skip's Song (Demo) 3:24
- You Can Do Anything (Demo) 2:50
- Murder In My Heart For The Judge 2:59
- Bitter Wind 3:07
- Can't Be So Bad 3:26
- Just Like Gene Autry; A Foxtrot 2:56
- He 3:37
- Motocycle Irene 2:25
- Funky-Tunk 2:13
- Rose Colored Eyes 4:20
- If You Can't Learn From Your Mistakes 1:26
- Ooh Mama Ooh (Peter Solo Version) 2:28
- Ain't That A Shame 2:30
- Trucking Man 2:02
- Captain Nemo 1:46
- What's To Choose 1:57
- Going Nowhere 2:04
- I Am Not Willing 3:00
- It's A Beautiful Day Today 3:07
- Right Before My Eyes 2:05
- Truly Fine Citizen 1:49
- Hoochie 4:25
- Soul Stew 2:20
- Seeing 8:06
Notes
Mar 12, 1967 - Nov 24, 1968
It's hard to imagine a better-produced package of Moby Grape's work than this two-disc, 48-track condensation of their best late-'60s recordings. The first disc of this set centers around their entire 1967 self-titled debut LP (included in its entirety), which mixed blues, country, and folk influences with hard-charging psychedelic rock & roll. The result was one of the Summer of Love's more enduring works. The second disc boils their wildly inconsistent 1968-69 material down to a fairly strong and coherent selection. While it doesn't match the peak of the group's initial burst, it features some strong folk and country-rock originals that wear much better in the absence of the bloated jams and half-baked hard rock that could make their albums a chore to sit through. Each disc includes interesting demos, outtakes, and live performances that round out the legacy of this prodigiously talented but ill-fated band, which was overcome by internal strife and label/management difficulties after their promising debut.