Seems to cover all the basic ideas and lore, but avoids getting bogged down in technicality. Gives the impression of having been written in haste in places - references are incomplete, and the principles and assumptions underlying derivations are not always made clear to the uninitiated. More advanced, clear pedagogical treatment. More technical, concentrating on analytic results, but excellent text to work through. My favorite book on particle physics - covers a lot of material concisely and clearly, with lots of helpful detail.
Cosmology is covered only to the extent that it connects to particle physics.
I haven't seen this yet, but it's on order. More on galaxies than on cosmology. A disappointing text, despite the prestigious author. A first-rate monograph, complete with oodles of data. Updated version of his 1977 text.