By this time, Mark Mulcahey and Neal Ray had become a duo and recorded this smart set of acoustic songs. Mulcahey has emerged as a great folk-rock singer in his own right, no longer trying to cop Michael Stipe, though through no fault of his own there are traces of Van Morrison and Mike Scott in his rush to spit out the verbiage, set to sturm und drang guitar work. He might have found some popularity in the singer-songwriter renaissance that would soon follow, but he began to fade from the public eye just as he was coming into his own.

(by Denise Sullivan, All Music Guide)