The bouncy, trippy vibe on this makes me think of both Frank Zappa and King Crimson to some degree. There are some elements that call to mind 1960s pop music, but in a very trippy way. This has some killer jamming and leans toward fusion a lot of the time.

More cool jamming is underway here. There is a Grateful Dead meets fusion sort of feeling to this along with some serious funk.

Rather like a building, soaring prog ballad type number, this is cool stuff. It ends in a startlingly abrupt way.

As this gets underway it has more of a driving acoustic rock sound on display. It works out to some more mainstream rock elements further down the road. It’s still proggy and intriguing. This really gets into some powerhouse jamming further down the road. Then it suddenly drops to an acoustic guitar solo.

Here we get more melodic jamming that leans toward fusion. I really dig the intricate acoustic guitar work.

I like the fusion and funk vibes on this quite a bit. This is another classy tune. It’s got some killer instrumental interplay and a real sense of fun. This is one of the highlights of the disc.