One of the biggest selling CDs of its time, partly due to being the first CD issued in England, and partly due to the once-inescapable dreck of the song "Money For Nothing", this is for the most part a genuinely great album, don't let "Money For Nothing" turn you away. Mark Knopfler's beautifully clean, precise playing can never be faulted, for starters, and this includes one of THE most soothing, beautiful songs ever, "Why Worry". Other highlights are "The Man's Too Strong" (which has the most thunderous guitar parts; truly a brilliant use of dynamics); and the title track. If you do not have any Dire Straits CDs, I recommend first getting "Making Movies", their finest moment; I recommend that over any best-ofs, in fact; but you could do far worse than to get this fine album.