EASILY THEIR most famous B-side, this live favourite was updated on the consistent 'Best Of...' compilation, but its original form is its best.

ONE OF the few tracks on 'Endless Nameless' that has some recognisable and recallable melody going on beneath the distortion and abrasiveness.

IF ALL songs about drugs were this cool, there wouldn't be a sober person left on the planet. A breakneck, goosebump-raising punk rock gem that made for a great single.

A STROLLING, almost-ballad that, again, is resurrected on the 'Best Of...' comp. Like '...Shitsville' would've sounded after several bottles of Newkie Brown.

THEIR FIRST stone-cold classic track, this description of Geordie ex-pats scraping by in the Capital has all the bile, humour and hooks that show The Wildhearts at their best.

THERE WAS more to the Wildhearts' purple patch than the cover of 'P.H.U.Q.', as this exhilarating karmic rallying call of a song proves in abundance.

SAVED FROM permanent deletion by the aforementioned 'Best Of...' compilation, this is another example of The Wildhearts making music with growling, smart humour.

IS IT symbolic? Is it a metaphor? What 'In Lilly's Garden' is, definitely, a beautifully lush ballad that should've been 'P.H.U.Q.''s all-conquering third single.

ONE TO play when you're getting over that relationship you got into for all the wrong reasons. If this glistening, power-guitar doesn't fix those woes, nothing will.

OVER A tumbling opening riff that quickly builds to a cacophony, a brilliantly bittersweet pop song is swiftly constructed. Uncharacteristic, throat-stripping vocals somehow add to its charm, too.

THERE'S MORE stop-start to this song than its title. Another racing, anthemic track, with slices of melodic tenderness. A BLT of a song that still tastes great.

A SNAPSHOT taken at the comedown of a spectacular bender, or a sharply-crafted shot at the band's detractors. Either way, 'Sick Of Drugs' is perceptive, memorable fare.

A 12-MINUTE epic that is basically three out-of-this-world songs about aliens run together. And they play it live, too, sometimes. Fucking brilliant.

ANSWERS ON a postcard as to what 'Splattermania' is exactly. From the sound of this, though, locking yourself indoors and watching too many horror movies isn't great for your health.

THE LEAD-OFF track from their 'Coupled With' collection of B-sides recorded since their 2003 comeback; that North/South divide is still a rich songwriting pipeline for Ginger and co.

REPLACING NARCOTICS with another Wildhearts subject matter staple, lovesickness, made for this frenetic companion piece to 'Caffeine Bomb'.

THIS TRACK takes over a minute to fade in and completely introduce itself. When it finally arrives, the chunky metallic guitars lead the charge against bland Americanisation.

THIS ACCOUNT of lying vegetative in front of the television for no discernable reason, pissed, is a chilling foretelling of how 'Deal Or No Deal' found an audience. Possibly.

A TALE of a night on the town that makes the Prodigy's 'Smack My Bitch Up' video look like David Cameron doing the washing up on his webcam, basically.

A TRIUMPHANT return to their hookier, rockier roots and continuing their repeated visits to the UK Top 40 Singles Charts over the course of a decade. It careers out of the speakers, demanding to be heard, with great results.