This collection finds Small Faces right of the brink of their psychedelic era and true competitors with the Who for the title of King of the Mods. During the years when they were recording with Immediate—the label owned by Rolling Stone manager Andrew Loog Oldham—the Small Faces were smart, fey and precious in ways that would later inspire bands like the Jam and Blur. Songs like "Tin Soldier" and "Here Comes the Nice" continue to thrill.