Acoustic Psychedelia wrapped in an organic sandwich of creative harmony vocals, and served with a side of sarcasm. Ram is my idea of Paul's best work. It's creative, vibrant and completely different from anything else that was happening at the time. Too Many People rocks and Rolls joints through the purple haze of yesterday's bitter truths, while 3 legs staggers along in up tempo mode, grooving to it's own unique rhythm. Ram On goes straight to the heart while Dear Boy sounds both sad and sarcastic, hip and sway. Uncle Albert offers vocal harmonies in many shades of colors while the song progresses on into something way over the rainbow and beyond, while Smile Away rocks the teeth right out of your head. Heart of the Country boogies within the vein of it's title, while Monkberry Moon Delight is as odd and inspired as the title suggests, and playfully swings through the rafters of someone's old, smoke-filled attic. Eat at Home is a healthy portion of rock stew and Long Haired Lady dives head first into the mist filled eyes and margarita glasses of some long remembered dream. Back Seat of my Car is a classic Paul closer and is so lush with orchestral swells and Beatle-ish harmonies that you can almost see George Martin and John Lennon in the control booth watching in admiration.