Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. All In Your Mind
2. Around The World In Eighty Days
3. Time Machine
4. Yesterday's Promises
5. Son Of The Father
6. Where Do Our Children Belong
7. Jericho
8. Suicide
9. Our Song
10. Mama's Coming Home
11. Move That Wigwam
12. Mr Hobo
13. Come On Over
14. Alright Ma!
15. Oil Fumes and Sea Air
16. Hallelujah

Disc 2:

1. Move It
2. Mystic Lady
3. Somebody Called You
4. Give It Up
5. Get Out Right Away
6. Georgia
7. Stand Up And Be Counted
8. As Long As You Feel Good
9. Down Down Down
10. Woolie
11. Feel Like I've Been Here Before
12. Houdini
13. Fire And Glass
14. Take It Easy
15. Percy The Pimp
16. Buying Time
17. You Went Away
18. I Wanna Be Free
19. One Night In Texas

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #19424 in Music
• Released on: 2008-02-26
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Box set
• Dimensions: .26 pounds
• Running time: 161 minutes

Customer Reviews

A Brilliant Compilation
This is the band that should have followed in the footsteps of Led Zeppelin, they had a drummer, Ritchie Cole, who was a powerhouse and was nearly kidnapped by Kiss. A bass player, Gary Giles who was a tour de force that just blew you away, who was admired by Steve Harris of Iron Maiden. A guitarist that was more than that, Del Bromham, who still draws gasps to this day. A vocalist called Steve Gadd, that had a range that was incredible and was admired by Martin Newell, they could all write great songs too, so what went wrong? Nothing, the only problem they had is that they did not conform to the norm. If they would have stuck to hard rock, they would have probably been huge but they had too much class and skill. They diversified, listen to this CD to see how much they could change their style. Today they would be hailed as masters and held in awe and there are many that still do today. From the timeless All In Your Mind through Time Machine, Yesterday's Promises and Where Do Our Children Belong, you will see the changes and skill of their songwriting and playing. Mudanzas is Spanish for Changes and that is what they have always done, every track on this compilation is different and shows how talented they are. When Steve Gadd left, Pete Dyer joined and gave them a new sound. Del Bromham became the chief writer and the diversity was still there, on record they were great, live they were superb and Del still is awesome live. It's hard to pick out outstanding tracks from this compilation because you will go back time and time again and discover new songs. One track missing from this compilation but can be found elsewhere is I Believe It but listen to Suicide, Jericho, Somebody Called You, Houdini, Take It Easy, Buying Time and One Night In Texas will blow you away but there are loads more. This compilation is a great start to knowing Stray but there is so much more to discover, you will be left wanting more. A must buy.

All In Your Mind (1970) To One Night In Texas (1977)
Finally a really difinetive collection of the best of the best rock music from Stray. Time Machine, The Anthology from 1970-1977 includes tracks from the first eight studio albums recorded for Transatlantic, Dawn & Pye records: Stray, Suicide, Saturday Morning Pictures, Mudanzas, Move it, Houdini, Stand Up & Be Counted & Hearts Of Fire. If you remember this great band from the 70's you must add this to your collection. Then go on & listen to there latest studio offering 10. Yes, Del Bromhams Stray are still very active, with a new line up John Bootle on Bass, Paul Watson on drums & of course the very talented Del Bromham on Lead Guitar & Vocals. You won't be disappointed.

STRAY AT THERE BEST
From All In Your Mind (1970) to One Night In Texas (1977). The most underated Heavy Rock band of that decade. Albums Include Stray, Suicide, Saturday Morning Pictures, Mudanzas, Move It, Houdini, Stand Up & Be Counted & Hearts Of Fire. All of which a small selection can be found here on Time Machine. Take a real good listen, You'll love it... Then move on to there latest releases New Dawn, 10 & Live In Yer Face...& of course this new release Time Machine...An anthology of the band from 1970 - 1977.