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Track Listing

Bismark Theater 10/26/85

1Real Man 4:38

2 Lost Horizon / What's Going On / Mercy Mercy Me / I Want You
 Written-by [What's Going On / Mercy Mercy Me / I Want You] – Marvin Gaye 10:46

3 Can We Still Be Friends 3:29

Schaffer Music Festival, NYC 5/8/77

4 Last Ride 5:09

5 Eastern Intrigue / Love Of The Common Man 9:08

6 Couldn't I Just Tell You 4:23

The Bottom Line, NYC 5/14/78

7 Real Man 4:38

8 It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference 4:21

9 Never Never Land
 Written-By – Adolph Green, Betty Comdin*, Julie Styne* 2:58

10 Black Maria 5:40

Album Notes
Recorded live at the Bismark Theater, Chicago, Illinois on October 26, 1985; The Schaefer Music Festival and The Bottom Line, New York, New York on May 8, 1977 & May 14, 1978.This is part of King Biscuit's Flower Hour Archive Series.The 2003 Todd Rundgren album Greatest Hits Live is a reissue of the 2000 album King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents in Concert with the exception of a six-minute interview segment that has been omitted. The album is split into three different sections -- three tracks recorded from 1985 in Chicago, three more from a 1977 show in N.Y.C., and another six tracks from a different N.Y.C. show in 1978. The songs from 1985 were recorded during Rundgren's a cappella phase, featuring such highlights as a moving medley of "Lost Horizon/What's Going On/Mercy Mercy Me/I Want You," as well as a gospel-esque reading of Rundgren's own "Real Man." The other two shows feature him rocking through such highlights as "Love of the Common Man" and another medley, this one consisting of "I'm So Proud/Ooh Baby Baby/La La Means I Love You/I Saw the Light." These late-'70s shows are heavy on Something/Anything? material, running through renditions of "Couldn't I Just Tell You," "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference," "Black Maria," and his biggest solo hit, "Hello It's Me" (as well as "I Saw the Light" as part of the aforementioned "I'm So Proud" medley). With a solid cross selection of material included, the set is a pretty consistent listen from beginning to end (both sonically and performance-wise). The new album title for this reissue reflects the inclusion of five of Rundgren's 11 singles chart entries, "I Saw the Light," "Couldn't I Just Tell You," "Hello It's Me," "Real Man" (performed twice), and "Can We Still Be Friends."

11 I'm So Proud /Ooh Baby Baby / La La Means I Love You / I Saw The Light
 Written-by [I'm So Proud] – Curtis Mayfield Written-by [La La Means I Love You] – Tomas Randolph Bell*, William Hart Written-by [Ooh Baby Baby] – William Robinson Jr.*, Warren Moore 11:14

12 Hello It's Me 4:18