When this came out in 1982 it would have sounded right at home among artists like the Doobie Brothers, Loggins & Messina, Joe Jackson and the like. It doesn’t hold up as well as "Electric Eye”, but the message has remained relevant 30 years on and counting.

FINALLY......after what seems forever, this album and the other two Prodigal albums are on digits! Back in the first half of the 80's, this was cutting edge stuff. The music still sounds terrific and the lyrics are challenging. A good concept album fighting against materialism in the church, which Prodigal was known for, along with their progressive rock arrangements and special effects. Very thoughtful and thought-provoking music! I love this band!!!!