There is something a bit naff about this LP. The cover looks like a 6th form art effort, the band look like public school pretty boys who certainly hadn't been through the acid wars some of their peers went through to reach progressive conclusions. Even the font for Fantasy is kinda cheesy and bland. This is at the softest end of the prog spectrum, this is prog rock for geography teachers and secretaries. It does nothing new and the focus is on melodicism rather than pushing the boundaries or rocking out. Yet for all it's visual indicators of crapness and lack of sonic ambition, it is an LP that has stayed with me and keeps nagging to be listened to. I even find moments quite emotionally moving, though I can't really explain why. I suppose it is the songs themselves which are pretty much all well written and arranged, It reminds me of Circus (the RCB one),another cheesy looking LP I keep going back to. Like that LP, this is also very rare. I guess there just weren't enough secretaries or geography teachers buying it at the time.