On this Quo-album the band took a slightly different direction by playing some more melodic rock. Some songs are okey, but only the ones that are played in the "old" way. The melodic ones are... well, not so good. Also a couple of really bad ones is featured on the album.

1)Again and again (8,0) A good rockin' opening with a strong refrain and nice guitarsoloing.

2)I'm giving up my worryin' (5,5) Poppy and melodic. Not very fun.

3)Gonna teach you to love me (6,0) Not very good start but when it starts to rock it's Status Quo-boogietime again.

4)Someone show me home (6,0) An okey ballad. Very melodic and almost cheesy, but they get away with it.

5)Long-legged Linda (8,0) A furious rocker about a 16-year old performer at the Whisky-a-go-go in L.A Very good partysong!

6)Oh! What a night (7,0) Boogierocker with a melodic refrain and female background vocals.

7)Accident prone (4,0) Discodrumming and very melodic. This is not good...

8)Stones (4,5) Stupid and bad poppy song.

9)Let me fly (7,5) Back to what Quo does well; boogierock'n'roll.

10)Like a good girl (7,5) Rock'n'roll!

Score: 6,40

Rick Parfitt-vocals and guitars (b.1948)

Francis Rossi-vocals and guitars (b.1949)

Alan Lancaster-bass (b.1949)

John Coghlan-drums (b.1946)

Andy Bown-keyboards (b.1946)

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