This is one of Nazareth's most successful albums, also the one that best exalts them with its style and sound, combining with progressive rock influences that from this moment would be present to a greater or lesser extent in much of his work.
A clear example is in the superb theme Please Don't Judas Me, an epic song that transmits all the talent that the band had at that time
In addition, the rockers Miss Misery, the influential rock band Zeppelin Changin Times, the melodic Beggars Day or the blues Whiskey Drinkin´Woman were tremendous.
The enormous energy, and the powerful hard rock are the predominant keynote of this fantastic album well demonstrated in the honorable song that gives the album its title as an exponent of the powerful and vibrant sound of a band that was in its best shape at the time.
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