Once the anxious collector accepts the fact that the extras are singular and not plural and that this set is basically a reissue (albeit remastered) with an extended version of an instrumental from a movie soundtrack tacked on, it´s an enjoyable and enlightening offer - thanks to a *superb* job of remastering. The ´70 "Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose", sans added audience sounds, and with the *band* now featured - the first vinyl issue does not have half the instrumental presence - is surely one of the most intense cuts in JB´s catalogue. The original ´70 release has more excitement, as the star´s vocal is more prominent, but by ´03 the contributions of Clyde and Bootsy, et. al, deserve full attention. 　　It´s always good to hear "It´s A New Day", an uptempo tune reflecting his gospel roots a bit more than usual. "Talkin´ Loud & Sayin´ Nothing" is a highly successful rapp, one of the best Bro