Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Four tracks, three of which are, to my mind, CCM classics - "Big House" from 1993's 'Don't Censor Me', "Never Gonna Be As Big As Jesus" from 2003's 'Worldwide' and "Ocean Floor" from 1999's 'Underdog' - make this a hugely enjoyable listen and if, like me, you consider the practice of karaoke to be on a par with cock fighting and spitting at people from the tops of buses you may still find this of some interest. AA have long had a winning way with pop rock and their witty, insightful songs still sound fresh and relevant. So if you want to try and work out why so few British bands have produced songs so consistently catchy as you listen to AA's best then try out your renditions with the backing tracks, this will be right up your street.

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