''Turn your clock back,'' Sammy Hagar shrieks, appropriately, on ''It's About Time,'' the sturdy new stomper that kicks off an expansive hits set from the originators of squealing pop-metal. Though the two-disc The Best of Both Worlds reprises much of the band's 1996 best-of CD, it does add essentials like the harmony-soaked ''Jamie's Crying'' and the libidinous ''Poundcake.'' But it's also padded with torpid Van Hagar ballads (''Love Walks In'') and tacky Roth-era covers (''Dancing in the Streets'').

