1983 UK Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Record Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “Losing Original Member Heggie Might At First Have Seemed A Troubling Blow, But In Fact It Allowed The Duo Of Fraser And Guthrie To Transcend The Darkened One-Note Gloom Of Garlands With Head Over Heels. The Album Introduces A Variety Of Different Shadings And Approaches To The Incipient Cocteaus Sound, Pointing The Band Towards The Exultant, Elegant Beauty Of Later Releases. Opening Number "When Mama Was Moth" Demonstrates The New Musical Range Nicely; Fraser's Singing Is Much More Upfront, While Guthrie Creates A Bewitching Mix Of Dark Guitar Notes And Sparkling Keyboard Tones, With Percussion Echoing In The Background.” – Ned Raggett, AMG