Great pressing, sounds amazing. "Get ready" taking all the B side is the best part!

Out standing record from side A to B
First listen is always excellent very underrated band

I picked up this 1982 reissue still in shrink wrap and apparently played very little. Very silent vinyl. No cracks, pops or hisses. Happy to hear this album after many years. Of course, side 2 is classic with a 20+ minute Get Ready, but side 1 rocks as welll, particularly Tobacco Road and the cover of Traffic’s Feelin’ Alright. I have to it I have a spot spot in my heart for Rare Earth as this also and Rare Earth Live were played a lot at my high school parties in the early ‘70s and having seen them open California Jam in 1984

the last eight minutes of "get ready" have more dropouts than I have ever heard on a tape that was used to master a cd , unbelievable.

The B-Side-Label of my copy is printed in green colour only. Seems to be a printing failure. Or different release?

Just like a lot of others have commented on here, This pressing is just simply awesome. This is the one!

Wow! As everyone before me has said: this record is dead silent. Absolutely glad to finally replace my beat up, old thrift store copy.

Get Ready was always played at our house parties in the 70's; usually there was only one record player, not having to flip records for 21 minutes was great.

Looking at the record label this looks like a French pressing by Pathé-Marconi.

Side 1. is decent well played prog rock w/ a fuzz-psych, soul-funk, blues rock vibe while their classic Smokey Robinson penned Get Ready fills side 2 injecting a big dose of soul inflected infectious grooves.
Impressive 60s white boy psych soul.