The album that marked the end of the band's most folk period. Sunny and rural atmosphere. Among the best moments, we find the saloon-inspired country-rock of "Acres Wild," the captivating unplugged track "One Brown Mouse," and especially the title track, a folk-prog piece (one of the band’s finest), which alternates gentle soundscapes with virtuosic, untainted dances. Best enjoyed with headphones, lying in the shade of an oak tree.
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