A considerable departure from their usual style but an intruiging experimental album which i enjoy stoned like I do the venerable Tricky. Shane for President.

If slightly less polished than the Exp., still a spell binding performance, whch proves the old adage, 'You can't keep the best guitarist of all past, present and future time down'. Yes.

Frank at his early best. Moreover anyone who'd an influence of Mr Pop gets a mention. 'Help I'm a rock'.

Contains the bar none finest version of Pick a bale of cotton I'm cognizant of. Brill.

'Idiot wind', stupid. The last of Bob the Great before the lengthy wilderness years.

This album is worth it for the title track alone. Far out.

Great stuff and for a fine laugh 'Windmills...'

Sly and The Who are enough but then Janis, Hendrix, so many mind blowing performances. Get it.

I bought this album the day it came to HMV in Reading still unable to believe anyone would release such a fine disk. 'Hear my train a comin'' both acoustic and electric are 'musts'.

One of the better known albums of the genre and rightly so. Superb, swinging stuff. An album to click one's fingers to, merrily.

Don't listen to classical 'purists'. Listen to Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic.

Bounty's first and best. Great speakers and a rythmic system really make this sing.