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[1] Quotes from reviews of the album. More research will be needed to actually find and cite the original reviews, but it's a solid start. The same website also has several reprinted interviews with members of the band, which are useful.
Here's what was cut: A review by Jesse Fahnestock of Ink Blot Magazine was highly positive, describing the album as "a special record, one of those lifestyle albums you wonder how you ever lived without." Fahnestock continued: "It's a melancholy record, but not a depressing one: Mick Head writes with such honesty and sensitivity, even his bleakest lyrical settings warm the lonely heart." He praised the songs "Dragonfly" and "Sgt. Major" for nailing the "effortless jangling groove" of The Stone Roses, and hailed "Undecided" and "London Town" as "two of the best ballads ever written, and reminders why the acoustic guitar was invented."[1]
