Many obscure albums are obscure for a reason and never come close to living up to the underground hype. Happily, that is not the case with this album. This is a very well done album. It is nicely composed and arranged, and performed, with nice singing. It is pretty mellow with a lot of organ for the most part, though "Never Too Far" is a nice blast of fuzzy-guitar psych. The album has a better than average stereo sound for the era. The "trippy" studio effects are used tastefully and contribute to a pleasantly hazy, dreamlike vibe. I think it's one of the best obscure albums of the era. Highly recommended for psych, baroque pop, and 60's fans.