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This compilation is a must have for any rock collector.' The fans can collect each album individually. This two disc compilation is a very good one because it has everything a non-fan would like to own from this band. Sure, Airplane stood for something entirely different than Starship. Some fans will scratch their heads in disbelief that someone like myself could like all incarnations of this band since they changed drastically over the years. They're all here, digitally remastered, plus great non-hits as well. Great songs like 'White Rabbit', 'Somebody To Love', 'Miracles', 'Count On Me', 'Jane', 'Stranger', 'Find Your Way Back', 'Be My Lady', 'Layin' It On The Line', 'No Way Out', 'We Built This City', 'Sara', 'Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight', 'Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now', 'It's Not Over Til It's Over' and 'It's Not Enough' all make this band what it was.

I know this will offend many fans, but it's true. 'Though I was born after Jefferson Airplane and before Jefferson Starship, I happen to like all three incarnations of the band. Still, as the two hours-plus unfold, the transformation (read: commercial sellout) of this once-cutting edge band is nothing short of stunning.Overall, an economically priced and sensibly chosen double disc anthology for the casual fan.' The collection is also heavilly weighted with Airplane tracks, which is to its credit.

My only quibble is that it contains only one selection (the smash single 'Miracles') from the studio album 'Red Octopus,' easilly the best from the Jefferson Starship period. Stylistically, the journey from the hippie spaciness of the twin classics 'White Rabbit' and 'Somebody to Love' to the utterly vapid 1980s video hits 'We Built This City' and 'Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now' is an epic worthy of the Enterprise.That said, if you're a casual fan who liked the JA-S in all of their many incarnations, it's nice to have all of the best stuff in one economically priced package. 'As double disc antholgies go, it doesn't get more truly bizzare than 'Hits,' by the ever evolving combo from San Francisco which, by the time they had been reduced to merely a Starship, contained exactly ZERO original members (Grace Slick was not part of JA's debut album).

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