Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original. No Promo Or Deletion Marks. “Although It Retains Progressive Trappings, This Album Marks The Beginning Of Kayak's Move Into Up-Tempo Pop. The Songs Still Reflect Scherpenzeel's Quirkiness, Whether In The Sci-Fi Noah's Ark Of "Chance For A Lifetime" Or The Bizarre Job Description In The Title Track. If You Can Ignore The Forced Zaniness Of The Backing Vocals, The Latter Song Boasts A Wonderfully Frantic Piano Solo Over Koopman's Walloping Drum Track. The Soaring "Bury The World" Is Drenched In Heavily Reverbed Electric Piano And Features A Gorgeous And Unexpected Oboe Solo In The Middle Of The Song. But The Undeniable Highlight Of The Album Is "Said No Word." Shifting Effortlessly From An Odd-Time Bounce Over Roller-Rink Organ To A Series Of Clangorous Breaks By Massed Bass Guitars, It Then Lurches Into A Final Monster Groove That Is Worth The Price Of Admission Alone.” Paul Collins, All Music Guide.