Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Knowing their reputation as zealous musical evangelists daring to take the Gospel into Britain's boozers and seeing their taste in madcap titles the last thing I expected was rock as ferociously heavy as this. Ian Stewart's axe positively howls on the "Famous" opener and though the effect is somewhat dissipated by using almost an identical riff/arrangement for the next song "In This World", side 2 (this is only a 5-song cassette) rings the changes with a nice harmony-rock sound on "All Adds Up". An mini-album which is really played and produced rock and though one would be hard put to call it distinctive music, it's a better tape than many big-budget bands have managed to produce

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