vinyl. In 1997, the CD was released in the UK with two bonus tracks, as part of the Six of One... box set. The set included the band's first six studio albums, each digitally remastered. These CDs were made available for individual purchase in 1998. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and released in Japan. It contains 4 bonus tracks, one of which is a single edit of Take Me I'm Yours. The other bonus tracks are taken from B-sides from the singles of the album. It also contains the bonus tracks from the 1997 re-release. Critical reception Village Voice critic Robert Christgau wrote: "Musically, the instrumental is the only boring cut on the whole first side, but the record as a whole is a case study in excitingly adequate hard rock craftsmanship spoiled by trashy literature. When a band obviously influenced by Queen, Rock Scene, muscle mags, and boarding-school porn finishes off by advising their postpunk admirers to 'get smart,' it sounds like they want 'em to stop reading Hustler and start reading Oui." The album received a negative retrospective review from Allmusic, who said that producer John Cale forced Squeeze to pursue a musical direction that ran contrary to their inclinations. They singled out the two tracks produced by the band themselves as the only ones which show any sign of the artistic success they would later reach. Track listing All songs written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook except as indicated. "Sex Master" – 2:21 "Bang Bang" – 2:04 Produced by Squeeze "Strong in Reason" – 4:14 "Wild Sewerage Tickles Brazil" (Squeeze) – 3:49 "Out of Control" – 4:44 "Take Me I'm Yours" – 2:51 Produced by Squeeze "The Call" – 5:17 "Model" – 2:59 "Remember What" – 2:51 "First Thing Wrong" – 3:43 "Hesitation (Rool Britannia)" – 3:45 "Get Smart" – 2:06 Bonus Tracks (1997 reissue) "Deep Cuts" – 4:04 "Heartbreak" – 4:54 Bonus Tracks (2007 Japanese Remaster) "Take Me I'm Yours" (Single Version) "Night Nurse" "All Fed Up" Personnel Squeeze Chris Difford – rhythm guitar, vocals Glenn Tilbrook – lead guitar, vocals Jools Holland – keyboards Harry Kakoulli – bass Gilson Lavis – drums Technical Gregg Jackman, John Wood - engineering References External links Album summary Entry at discogs.com Squeeze (band) albums 1978 debut albums A&M Records albums Albums produced by John Cale Albums recorded at Morgan Sound Studios