Cheap Trick recorded the track Hello There early in their careers. Hello There was usually performed as a concert opener in case there were any difficulties in the sound engineering – as the song is layered in music. Hello There appears on Cheap Tricks album Live At Budokan.

I Want You To Want Me first appeared on the Cheap Trick album In Color released in 1977. The song was the first single released from this album and ironically did not make the Billboard charts in the United States instead sky-rocketing to the number one spot in Japan.

Stop This Game is a song by Cheap Trick and appears on the album All Shook Up, 1980. The album was produced by former Beatles producer George Martin.

Surrender is a Cheap Trick song released from Cheap Trick’s third album Heaven Tonight, released in 1978. Surrender was the first Cheap Trick song to enter the US Billboard list, obtaining number sixty-two. However the song was an instant hit in Japan which helped pave the way for a Japan tour and the eventual release of a live album Cheap Trick at Budokan.

The Dream Police appears on the Cheap Trick album of the same name released in 1979. The Dream Police was Cheap Trick’s fourth studio album as the band began to expand into more complex musical arrangements.

The Flame is a song performed by Cheap Trick and appears on their album Lap Of Luxury, 1988. The Flame reached number one on The Billboard Hot 100 list for 1988, when issued as a single.

Tonight It’s You is a song written and performed by Cheap Trick. Reaching number eight on the United States Billboard.