Sealed 1969 UK Original. “Trapeze Were The First Act Signed By The Moody Blues To Their Newly Founded Threshold Records Label, And Remain The Most Substantial Talent -- Along With Nicky James -- Ever To Pass Through That Company's Roster, Apart From The Moodies Themselves. Those Listeners Who Only Know The Subsequent Albums By Trapeze May Be Surprised By This Debut Effort, The Sole Recording Left Behind By The Original Five-Piece Version Of The Band. With Moody Blues Bassist John Lodge Producing A Lineup That Included Ex-Montanas Lead Singer John Jones And Guitarist/Keyboardist Terry Rowley Alongside Singer/Guitarist Mel Galley, Bassist Glenn Hughes, And Drummer Dave Holland, Late Of Finders Keepers, The Sounds Here Don't Closely Resemble The Hard-Rocking Work Of The Subsequent Trio -- There Are Lush Choruses, Psychedelic Interludes, And Hook-Laden Romantic Ballads Scattered Throughout This Record. Yet That Trio, Of Hughes, Galley, And Holland, Is Pumping Out High-Energy Music Within The Context Of Psychedelic Pop/Rock Throughout This Album, Which Comes Off As A Much Higher-Wattage Alternative To The Moody Blues.” Bruce Eder, AMG.