Stewart wrote: 
"Do these include the all-important singles?  Much of
the Move's best early stuff was 45-only."


Well…sort of/mostly...I am no expert, but here’s what
pulled from the liner notes…here are the singles up
through “Looking On” with a few comments regarding the
remasters:

Night of Fear b/w Disturbance- These both appear as
bonus tracks on disc one of “Move” in mono. Disc two
of that album includes new stereo mixes made for this
release. There is (I believe) a different version of
“Night of Fear” in stereo.

I Can Hear the Grass Grow b/w Wave Your Flag and Stop
the Train- These also both appear as bonus tracks on
disc one of “Move” in mono.

Flowers in the Rain b/w (Here We Go Round) The Lemon
Tree-Both sides of this single were on the original
album “Move” and appear here in mono. Both also appear
on disc two in newly created stereo mixes.

Fire Brigade b/w Walk Upon the Water- Both sides of
this single were on the original album “Move” and
appear here in mono. Disc two has a stereo mix of
“Fire Brigade” minus some of the additional vocal and
guitar overdubs found on the mono version. “Walk on
the Water also appears in a stereo mix.

Wild Tiger Woman b/w Omnibus-  “Wild Tiger Woman”
appears on “Shazam” as a bonus track in a new stereo
mix. “Omnibus” also has a new stereo mix and is longer
than the original version (though it appears to be the
same take) and is also a bonus track. Both sound
fantastic.

Blackberry Way b/w Something- An alternate (and
awesome sounding) new stereo mix of “Blackberry Way”
appears on “Shazam”. I am not sure about “Something”.
I believe it appears as “A Certain Something” in an
new stereo mix. Both are bonus tracks.

Curly b/w This Time Tomorrow- “Curly “ appears in an
alternate stereo mix (that sounds very much like the
released version to my ears). “This Time Tomorrow”
also appears in stereo as a bonus track. I had no idea
this was sung by Rick Price. There is also a demo
version of "This Time Tomorrow" sung by Carl Wayne
(with Trevor Burton)

Brontosaurus b/w Lightnin’ Never Strikes Twice-
“Brontosaurus” appeared in the “Looking On” and is
included as part of the album. “Lightnin’ Never
Strikes Twice” appears as a bonus track.

When Alice Comes Back to the Farm b/w What?- both of
these were on “Looking On”.

In short…if you like The Move, they have never sounded
better….

Rich B