In the 2002 book All Music Guide to Rock: The Definitive Guide to Rock, Pop, and Soul, reviewer Stewart Mason cited the "winsome" song "Penny, Things Won't," and the "sneering rocker" "Metal and Glass Exact," naming them as examples of "stellar material" that appeared on the Pointed Accounts EP [REF].
The two songs contributed by Fred Juhos were omitted from the 1993 compilation album Distortion of Glory, to the regret of AllMusic's Stewart Mason: The sarcastic fake-rap of "Kid Convenience" [from the Distortion EP] made the cut, but neither of Juhos' other, much better, Game Theory offerings did.