I am mostly chiming in because of the lame 'official' iTunes review of this album. This idea that Son Volt's second and third albums were a letdown is a misguided myth. Trace deserves to be in every record collection.

Title, Artist, Time. 1, Going, Going Gone, Son Volt, 3:44. 2, Driving the View (4-track Demo, Son Volt, 2:48. 3, Medicine Hat (WFUV), Son Volt, 4:03. 4, Flow (Acoustic Cafe), Son Volt, 2:12. Ther's a few good rarities here. I would recomend this version of Flow. It's pretty dang.

But Straightaways and Wide Swing Tremelo are brilliant albums, at times rocking, at times mellow, at times mid-tempo - but just great, great American music. This retrospective includes some of the Son Volt classics and some of the Son Volt rockers. Ipsw Patch Tool 2 4 Windows Next To Each Other. But what puts it over the top is the rarities.The Rex's Blues duet is beautiful. Son Volt's version of Ain't No More Cane (shown on iTunes as Ain't No Game for some reason - another reason not to trust the review) is amazing. Amb Tranx 160 Transponder Manual Arts. Tulsa County, I've Got To Know, Looking at the World Through a Windshield, the demos of Trace songs, and the live acoustic Medicine Hat all make this an album to grab for Son Volt fans and those just discovering the greatness of Jay Farrar and Son Volt. • OUTSTANDING AMERICANA!