When Keith Relf essentially put this band together he was obviously looking way beyond the blues to do something that was actually different. Along with members of Captain Beyond and Renaissance he achieved something rare to this day. But not to dwell on that, it's always interesting to listen to the entire album, as it is both a prog and fusion lovers delight. They took things where a lot of bands went on to go in progressive rock, but sadly didn't make it to a follow-up. But there is a lot to take in for just one release, so perhaps they outdid themselves.

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I always loved the soft acoustic approach of this. It has a soothing vibe that won't quit. The vocals are sublime as well. This is a thing of absolute beauty and perfection, that ends with some great guitar work. The whole tune is carried along by some excellent percussion.

Once again the harp work is featured to a maximum degree, and it becomes a highlight of the whole band on this excellent number. Most of the album does have a psychedelic sound, but the harp helps it transport to the future very well.