This isn't that great. I own a good amount of ALL's material so I expect by now that with some ALL albums it will take me a good amount to time to really get into one of their albums. With each listen I'll usually find something more to keep me going back for more but this album is still a big miss to me. It just seems like the songs are just slower, less interesting, and I'm just not a huge fan of Tony's vocals on the tracks where he sings.

So its no wonder this album is one of ALL's more obscure forgotten releases. It has a good song or two but for the most part just stay away from it unless you're a really huge ALL fan that wants to own everything they released.

A very good concept by some very good musicians. Unfortunately I do have some bad things to say about this album.

First off, Tony is not a fantastic singer, his voice kinda bugs me, as does the way he has structured the lyrics on alot of these songs. Secondly, the bass seems to be mixed excessively high. In my mind, this would have made a fantastic instrumental album, as it is a little bit different to most ALL stuff, a little bit more jazz-oriented. Son-O-Theme is fantastic, as are Telltale Signs, and Guitar Case (Karls singing is really quite good). the rest of the album is sadly hit-and-miss in my mind.

Worth buying though for the fun of trying to explain the concept to your friends and family!