Beautiful Near Mint And Hard To Find 1973 English Die Cut, See Through, 3-D Gimmick Cover Original. This Title Almost Always Has Damage Around The Plastic Window, This One Does Not. The Glossy LP Appears Unplayed. “Gentle Giant Was Reduced To A Quintet On In A Glass House With The Departure Of Elder Brother Phil Shulman, But Its Sound Is Unchanged, And The Group May Actually Be Tighter Without The Presence Of His Saxophones. The Time Signatures Are Still Really Strange, And The Tempo Changes Are Sometimes Jarring, As Is The Wide Range Of Dynamics, But This Is Also One Of The Group's Most Pleasing Records -- They Rock Out In Various Places, And Elsewhere Perform All Kinds Of Little Experiments With Percussion Instruments ("An Inmate's Lullaby"), Or Create A Strange, Otherworldly Sort Of Modern Medieval-Style Music ("Way Of Life"). None Of It Except Possibly "A Reunion" Is Light Listening, But The Challenge Does Yield Some Rewarding Sounds.” Bruce Eder, All Music Guide.