1971 Yellow Label Gatefold Original Still In Shrink Wrap. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “Ring Of Hands Is One Of Argent's Most Progressively Oriented Albums, With Most Of Its Energy And Dynamics Coming From Rod Argent's Keyboard Playing. This Album Shines The Spotlight A Little Brighter On Rod Argent Than On Russ Ballard, And Its Weight Lies More On The Band's Ability To Produce Some Impressive Progressive Rock Than To Create Lyrically Based Rock & Roll. Argent Himself Is Spectacular Throughout Most Of The Album, Lending His Lone, Rich Keyboard Solos To Tracks Like "Lothlorien," "Cast Your Spell Uranus," And "Sleep Won't Help Me." The Album Does Wander Into Pop Familiarity From Time To Time, But Only Mildly, Like On "Chained" Or "Where Are We Going Wrong," And, Even So, Rod Argent's Playing Appropriately Protrudes Through Most Of Songs To Give Ring Of Hands An Independent Feel From All Of The Albums That Followed.” Mike DeGagne, All Music Guide.