This work was released in 1981, prior to ``Tattoo You,'' with the ridiculous title ``Let's Relive the 1970s.'' The content was more of a collection of rare tracks than a best-of album that summarized the 1970s. It consists of a core selection of songs such as a promo 7-inch version of Edit, single-only B-sides, live recordings from the 1978 tour, and summary songs edited for this album. Now, the remastered CD version of this work was delayed, and it was well after the 21st century. In addition, the format was released on media with anti-copying functions, and it was also released in packaging that could not be described as flattering, so the sound quality did not become a hot topic and it was short-lived. It seems that it has been discontinued in the meantime. And this time, we are finally introducing "Sucking in the Seventeens", which uses the "forbidden" UK test press. The disc condition is of course excellent. In terms of sound quality, it can be said that this album is of the highest quality. Now that single boxes are being released, it can be said that it is difficult to make this album into a medium. Also, it seems impossible to obtain a test press easily. Please take this opportunity to enjoy the ultimate taste that can only be found in the ``Forbidden'' UK Test Press with this gift item! *Marked songs are currently only available on this album. Taken from the UK Test Pressing LP 1981 1. Shattered 2. Everything Is Turning To Gold (B-side to "Shattered") 3. Hot Stuff (Edited version)* 4. Time Waits For No One (Edited version)* 5. Fool To Cry (Edited version)* 6. Mannish Boy (Edited version)*7. When The Whip Comes Down (Live version, recorded live in Detroit on 6 July 1978) 8. If I Was A Dancer (Dance Pt. 2) (from the Emotional Rescue sessions)* 9. Crazy Mama (Edited version)* 10. Beast Of Burden (Edited version)*
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