Title: Far from their best, but contains some worthy tracks
Product review: This album is Cheap Trick's really bad attempt to ape mid-80s hard rock, with "Rock All Night" standing out with its putrid Billy Squier imitation. As a result, the lyrics are the blandest they've ever written. The band who gave us "Surrender" is reduced to making sexual grunts and singing about females perched at the edge of their beds. The whole album isn't a waste, however. The minor hit single "Tonight It's You" uses its tempo changes to construct a enaging song and "Little Sister" and "She's Got Motion" are among their best rockers. Basically, enjoy the first five tracks and ignore the rest.
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