1. Society's Child (Baby I've Been Thinking) - 4:31
2. Love Really Changed Me - 3:35
3. Here I Lived So Well - 5:08
4. Too Much of Nothing - 3:59
5. Sunshine Help Me - 3:04
6. It's All About a Roundabout - 2:45
7. Tobacco Road - 5:35
8. It Hurts You So - 3:06
9. Forget It I Got It - 3:28
10. Bubbles - 2:51
11. The Weight [Stereo Version][*] - 3:16
12. Sunshine Help Me [*] - 2:59
13. Weird [*] - 4:01
14. Love Really Changed Me [Mono Version][*] - 3:00
15. Luger's Groove [*] - 3:35
16. The Weight [*] - 3:08
17. Do Right People [*] - 4:45
18. Bubbles [Mono Version][*] - 2:44

Editorial Reviews:

This full-length debut from British blues-rockers Spooky Tooth has a tone similar to Traffic with its psychedelic take on the influential pop and soul music of the '60s. A few cover tunes including Janis Ian's "Society's Child" and the Nashville Teens' "Tobacco Road" are here, but original songs like the soulful ballad "It Hurts You So" and "Bubbles" (with its Beach Boys' sensibility), are the real standouts. The cheery, psychedelic "It's All About a Roundabout" is the catchiest number by far. On this dreamy cut, vocalist/keyboardist Gary Wright demonstrates some sharp melodic and compositional instincts. Although Spooky Tooth eventually became better-known for their straightforward blues-rock, the trippy pop of It's All About counts as a career highlight for the group. Fans of late-'60s British rock are definitely advised to check out this impressive release. [The German release of the album contains bonus material.] ~ Vincent Jeffries, All Music Guide