1. Rape of the Locks - 5:48
2. Rocking Man - 5:39
3. Young Is a World - 8:35
4. Hot as a Dockers Armpit - 5:41
5. Breaking All the House Rules - 7:15
6. Crime Against the World - 5:37
7. Napoleon Bona Part 1 & 2 - 7:48
8. Forearm Smash - 5:42
9. Panzer Division Destroyed - 6:15
10. Wildfire - 6:06
11. Breadfan [Lost Edit Not Transmitted] - 6:59
12. Sky High Percentage - 5:39
13. In the Grip of a Tyrefitters Hand - 5:45
14. I Turned to Stone - 6:09
15. Superstar - 3:53
16. She Used Me Up - 3:09
17. Forearm Smash - 7:06
18. Crime Against the World - 5:18
19. I Turned to Stone - 6:16
20. Truth Drug [Not Transmitted] - 4:45
21. Superstar - 4:24
22. She Used Me Up - 3:31
23. Panzer Division Destroyed - 6:48

Editorial Reviews:

Featuring portions of the earlier Heavier Than Air collection (plus a pair of Reading Festival appearances with great performances but dodgy sound quality), The BBC Recordings catches Welsh metallurgists Budgie at three very distinct phases of their development -- at the outset of their career, in 1972, when their self-titled debut album was still alerting discerning listeners to the sheer ambition and power of their presence; in 1976, by which time their original hyperactivity had settled down into a stock, but still exciting, formula; and in the early '80s, with the band reborn on the wings of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. There they were regarded with an awe and respect that had rarely come their way in earlier years, and Budgie responded with some of their heaviest (if not necessarily inventive) material yet, and three songs from a Friday Rock Show performance can still shatter speakers. ~ Dave Thompson, All Music Guide