Let's see, I guess you would say it was moody and contemplative, followed by a burst of energy, ultimately leading to reckless abandon. The abandon part just starts at the last song by Psychobud, and then flowers beautifully next week. So part one of two begins with a Kaleidoscope song, 'New Blue Ooze'. A rambler of a song. Then, almost the entire album of A Silver Mt. Zion called 'He Has Left Us Alone But Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace The Corners of Our Rooms'. Had to leave off the song with the language issue. We go from rambler to meandering but never lost on this disc. After a brief Psychic Ills song 'Dream 'Repitition', Quicksilver Messenger Service plays Calvary live, one of the best live songs I own. Hour two veers off into Rock and Roll Animal by Lou Reed. The Intro song on this disc with Dick Wagner playing lead guitar is majorly exciting music. Come and dig my mood... Cool Breeze