YES

A first album of a band afraid of their capacities, I think... That's probably the origine of the stupid introduction of Harold Land, a song that should be as simple as yesterday & today: they are searching arrangements and the song suffers a lot of it. (On the second album, the same mistake is heardable on Prophet.) But you have here some great promises with Every little thing or Survival. The biggest mistake of this album is to have kept Something's Coming for the b-side of Sweetness, because Something's Coming, even if it's a cover, should be the best song of the album for me. And at last the song will never be aviable on a 33T. This first album is still far from what will become the band, but the work is globally good.