Joe Jackson's reputation as a sort of post-punk crooner comes across in this 12-video collection from the decade of his heyday; 1979-1989. His first videos for the New Wave-ish tunes "I'm the Man" and "Different for Girls" are charming in their primitive; pre-MTV style; while "Steppin' Out"--Jackson's biggest success; with a keyboard-based hook to die for--is a prime example of an early '80s "concept video" without a real concept. Of the dozen videos on this collection; five of them are simply live performance clips (including those for his other two hits; "Is She Really Going Out with Him" and "You Can't Get What You Want ('Til You Know What You Want)"); which begs the question of why complete concerts weren't released separately. Also; with the whole thing clocking in at a mere 50 minutes with absolutely no extras (no credits; chronology; or discography; and not even a 5.1 remix); only rabid Joe Jackson fans need apply. --Kevin Filipski