The Selecter were one of the defining bands of the late-'70s 2 Tone revival, standing out for both their explosive ska sound and their outspoken stance on racism, sexism and social justice, led by vocalist Pauline Black. After debuting on the AA-side of The Specials' 1979 single Gangsters, the group quickly established themselves as one of the era's essential bands. This 30-track collection brings together every surviving BBC recording for the first time, including radio sessions, concert performances and television appearances, offering a definitive snapshot of The Selecter in their prime.