content: Listening to old Traffic albums is a fun trip down memory lane--the big hits of the Dave Mason era have become period pieces of '60s pop that sound great, but dated. This album, however, is the one that stands the test of time (29 years, anway). It's a true album, as well. Each song leads to the next, in an interesting progression, from the jazzy leanings of songs like "Glad" and "Stranger To Himself", to the title tune, a whimsical turn to England's musical tradition. These are the sounds of a band which has come of age.