This was in fact a very good album but unfortunately very overlooked. The album spawned two huge hits; "Silly Love Songs" and "Let 'Em In". The odd thing about this album is that it includes songs sung by each member of the band. The album before this only showcased one song sung by another member of the band other than Paul McCartney. This album includes "Cook Of he House" (sung by Linda McCartney),"I Must Do Something About It" (sung by drummer Joe English), "Wino Junko" (sung by guitarist Jimmy McCullogh) and "Time To Hide and "The Note That You Never Wrote" (sung by long time member Denny Laine). The three extra tracks that appear on this CD aren't as good as the original tracks but they do however add a little spice to the album. After this album was released Wings went back to a trio for "London Town" and back to septet for their last endeavor "Back To The Egg". I like this album because the music is very solid. It's different from your normal McCartney material. It's nice to hear some of the other members contributing.