"The album is yet another rarities compilation: four new tracks (trivial except for the title tune and the raw noise of the Stones-quoting “33 1/3”) from a ’95 British EP, the cinematic “Snakedriver” again, a lewd dance mix of “Teenage Lust,” “Penetration” and “Something I Can’t Have” (both in better-mastered versions than appear on The Sound of Speed) and five recent B-sides, one written by Stoned & Dethroned bassist Ben Lurie. Alternately acoustic and blisteringly electric, short and far from sweet, the strong set pivots on William’s venomous and deliciously masochistic titular kamikaze spew, which reaches an existential breakthrough in the line “I hate rock’n’roll hates me.” Other notable tracks are his finger-picking blues “New York City,” Jim’s “The Perfect Crime” (from the Sometimes Always EP) and an almost-collapsing bash wryly entitled “I’m in With the Out Crowd.” You have to know where you belong in life, and the Reids most assuredly do."