Round Are Way

Right.

And so I'd seen the live versions of round our way and the master plan.

And I was like, I want these tracks.

So those were good to have.

Be Here Now and, and Standing on the Shoulder of Giants.

I thought, oh, I have a feeling they might switch something up, and there was such a strong sense of Round Our Way in the Manchester video.

Mm-hmm.

And like-

The birds were singing, weren't they?

Yeah.

And I can imagine that they would, they could easily swap out, like Fade Away could easily be swapped out for Round Our Way.

They could do little things like that where like maybe they keep the main beats of the set list, but like swap out a Bring It On Down for a Go Let It Out or a-

Now, that being said...

it has some of their best songs of their career on this uh compilation but there are a couple that like the when i think about it when i do give it a critical listen there are a few songs in this album that do kind of just sound like b-sides they sound a little undercooked to me they sound like they could have been better if they would have worked on them a little more and there's a couple out songs from those eras that could have been on there instead Like, you know, if I would have heard Round Our Way or Step Out or Flashbacks or Cloudburst on the master plan...

Honestly, how those didn't make the cut for that album, I don't know.

I appreciate it more as a compilation than a mainline studio album, if that makes sense.

Going back to our exhausting B-side episode, are there any tracks you would add to the master plan?

Oh, Lord.

Well, okay, so you already mentioned flashbacks and Round Our Way.

I'd probably add Cloudburst, personally.