Ray Davies' lesser-known gems are every bit as compact and brilliant as his band's ‘60s hits, songs that are among British pop's greatest achievements. His familiar obsessions are all present: Satirical swipes at showbiz (“Starstruck”) and middle-class life (“Mr. Pleasant”), riff-heavy piledrivers (“Juke Box Music”) and waspishly affectionate songs of nostalgia (“Drivin'”).