Well they were trying to keep it to an 80 track compilation. I could spend days debating why Northern Picture Library and Tullycraft were not included. Belle and Sebastian are included, should they be in a retrospective? They were formed 10 years after C86 and still going strong, could be nu-twee? It is a slightly controversial compilation with grebo gurus Pop will Eat Itself and the not exactly twee Jesus and Mary Chain. There are a few versions of this about, but I think this is the extended version. One Too Twee – An Indiepop Retrospective was apparently a bootlegged compilation from 2004. The version of Crawl Babies is different from the that is included in Up for a Bit with The Pastels, it is longer, faster, and more upbeat. This compilation is the third time they have recorded Baby Honey. This is a whopper double album with 18 songs including, Baby Honey, Speedway Star, and Not Unloved are re-recorded versions as opposed to the original versions.

This is not a compilation of early singles to make a mini album like Ride’s Smile or Lush’s Gala. Borrowing a statement from allmusic, ‘a cohesive listen from start to finish.’ This sound was influenced by The Smiths and the whole C86 punk ethos but would, in turn, influence My Bloody Valentine, Beat Happening, Belle and Sebastian, and a whole host of twee indie-pop acts. It is a dreamy discorded melody shambolic C86 experience with slurred vocals. This quite possibly is when the group was at its musical zenith. The album compiles songs from their early EPs and singles released between 19. Truckload Of Trouble is a compilation album by The Pastels, released in 1993.

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