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While in England in the early ’70s, this American band pretty much singlehandedly spawned the UK pub-rock movement, which, in turn, sparked the punk revolution. Now, this hugely influential but drastically overlooked group finally gets the definitive document they deserve: their entire released catalog, newly restored and remastered, plus their previously unreleased 1971 London sessions produced by Chas Chandler. Get the CDs and you’ll find a 24-page booklet; triple vinyl includes an eight-page insert with rare photos, show flyers, press clippings and the definitive story of Eggs over Easy penned by original Creem contributor Gene Sculatti. As you hear the Eggs’ original 1972 Link Wray-produced LP "Good ’n’ Cheap" (an A&M release) and their rarely heard second LP "Fear of Frying" (given a limited 1980 release on Squish Records), you’ll be hearing a band whose roots-driven rock ’n’ roll lit a fire under Brinsley Schwarz, Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello and many more: "Party Party," "Arkansas," "Henry Morgan," "The Factory," "Face Down in the Meadow," "Home to You," "Don’t Let Nobody," "Night Flight," "Fire," "Louise," "You Lied," "Action," "January," "Give and Take" and more! Yep Roc.