Dont get me wrong there are plenty of great Neds ADB songs on this cd but why no Grey Cell Green and hopefully the people at I-tunes can obtain Ned's ADB's 1995 Release Brainbloodvolume which I thought was a solid album although it failed commercially.

A generation of vinyl, years mispeant fighting off the progression of a digital virus, and there you are, 5000 miles later, a decade past, refusing to sell your sole-flat black and plastic, and your vinyl is in the UK your in Seattle... the un-united states of america, and you find Neds and others finally got the ability to put up the goods on I-Tunes... yay, f**kin yay.... if you werent there feel happy you found your way here... you will not regert a few dollars more, if you were there and have your vinyl, run with it... Neds was college, Bath University, Neds to Jesus Jones... and all the beautiful metal/indy/pop/techno randomness of it all... but, bottom line... buy this record if you never did, if ---like me--- you did but its an ocean away on plastic... then buy it again as I did... Neds rock.

I love Ned's Atomic Dustbin, but how can a singles collection not include Grey Cell Green? It's one of their best songs, and a US single, I might add.