It is a very hard thing for a band to put out an album with more than a couple of good songs. Budgie does this with a furverous consistancy. Every song on this album is really good. Although "Parents" is considered the "hit" (and is, by the way, my personal favorite from this album), there is not one bomb in the group. One of the things I like about Budgie is their playfulness in the titles of many of their songs. One of their best titles (and my personal favorite title of all their songs on any of their albums) is "You're The Biggest Thing Since Powdered Milk". With bass player Burke Shelley's Geddy Lee-like vocals (and looks) and Tony Bourge's scathing guitar licks, along with great drummers like Pete Boot, Ray Phillips and Steve Williams, Budgie has a big underground following, but very little radio play or critical respect. I've got to give credit to bands like Metallica, Van Halen and a few others for giving Budgie a big, respectful nod by covering some of their songs. As a fan since their first album, I am grateful to MCA and Noteworthy Productions for their re-releasing all of their albums, most of which have extra songs and even a video. If you've never heard, or even heard of Budgie, pick any one of their albums and I'll bet good money that you'll buy more of them.