1982 Pressing. "Rare Earth's Motown Debut Is As Well-oiled As A New V-8, And So Are Its Liner Notes: "In This Age Of Ego-tripping Freak Bands, Rare Earth Has Stood Pretty Much Alone. Each Cat Stands Handsomely Tall As If From A Fashion Rack At Carnaby. They Do Their Gig; Do It Well -- And Split." Smirking Aside, The Band Turns In A Smoothly Harmonized "In Bed" And A Chugging Rhythm Section For "Train To Nowhere." But The Core Of This Release Is A Live Side-long Monster Version Of "Get Ready." It's As Driven By The Crowd's Rapturous Response As By The Various Solos, And The Snake-charmer Sax Improv By Gil Bridges Is Easily The Highlight Of The Album." Paul Collins, AMG