This anthology is mis-named--it is simply various songs the anthologist associates with the "Mod" faddism of the early 1960s, a trend more or less forgotten in America, which apparently involved British youth who dressed sharply, listened to jazz, drove scooters and dated attractive young women who had funny ideas about dancing. This unpromising premise for an anthology is actually a wildly unpredictable grouping of songs, many of which are relatively rare and pretty cool.
Unfortunately, the mastering of the CD is poor. The tracks actually sound like MP3s I download from Amazon and then use my computer to burn to a CD. The sound quality is, in my opinion, not acceptable for a commercial CD, and I am so disappointed I will probably avoid Chrome CDs in the future as a consequence.
If the sound quality of the CD was better, the oddball nature of this anthology, and the excitement of discovering new songs would have caused me to rate it 4 or even 5 stars.