It was Nik I first got to hear when I was 10, in 1983. I got his cassette than. His tunes are big part of my childhood and as I grew up. That DVD is of very good quality. And it is loyal to the quality of the recordings and not enhancing the videos' quality. and that IS Authentic. Well, still of very good quality, but not the phoney New HD polish that ruins the fun of watching 80's Music. I say it's better to see things as they really were and as we remember them :). But the sound was of high quality as well as the videos. It has so many songs this DVD but has no Extras. But that's ok because the DVD is what it stands to be. Still has a lot of songs and it brings you back in time. Really it's a DVD from 2005 but you could be mistaken and think it's produced even after. For those who seek best quality over good songs you can never get what you are looking for. You would sometimes be more aware to the sound of the song than the song itself. But Nik's songs are about society, and love, and being famous. That Collection brings you all the songs which made him famous and those after. Very recommended. I just had to give it a '5' star
I bought this DVD because I wanted to have the "Wouldn't It Be Good" video in relatively high quality available to watch on my schedule. That song is pretty good, but the video is somewhat SciFi-y and somewhat techy, and I liked it when it used to play on MTV (back when MTV still played music videos as their main business). The video is 640x480 (612x480 actual), and it looks like an upscaled 320x240 video, so it is somewhat rough compared to regular DVD quality fare, but it is far superior to anything available on Youtube or the web. I didn't really want (or care about in any way) the rest of the videos on the disc, so I won't review them except to say that the video quality on all of them was similar to "Wouldn't It Be Good"
