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This album proves that their debut was not a one-off success. Bull Angus were a highly skilled, colorful rock band, which presented high quality Heavy Prog on their first album, and continued in Rock 'n Roll/Prog Folk/Heavy Prog fashion on the second one. Every member sounds great on his organ(s), and the singer is pretty good for a band of relatively small caliber.

I would expect prog fans to like this album more than the previous, as it is much more experimental. It's strange to me that their debut is considered that much better based on it's rating, and I would say they are almost equal.

Bull Angus must have been victims of circumstances, as their music is much bigger than their fame. Both their albums are on my wishlist on Discogs since I found out about them through Progarchives, and I will proudly own them sooner or later.

This album has no weak points, I wasn't blown away by any song, but wouldn't skip any of them too. An even album of high quality, well deserved to be in the lower tier of the 4 stars spectrum.