The Eagle Has Landed is a dynamic intro with screaming blues riffs by Selwyn Birchwood, underscored by com noise, keys by John Hetherington and Henley Conner III on drums.  Powerful! On Damaged Goods Birchwood slips into a smooth R&B style with warm backing vocals by Briana Lutzi and Taylor Opie and his guitar chops are shining with excellent tone and phrasing. Bursting loose for a really hot run this track really shines. Very nice. Labour Of Love is a quiet ballad with emphasis on Birchwoods vocals and warm sax bottom by Regi Oliver. Lutzi and Opie add nicely to the warmth of the track with splashy drum work by Conner III, John Hetherington on keys and Donald Huff Wright on bass. A radio ready sax solo by Oliver cements this as a strong radio player. What I've Been Accused Of is a cool slower blues track with Birchwood on lap steel slide guitar work and Hetherington who adds key organ and piano backing and solo work making this one of my favorites on the release. 

Funky, Talking Heads has a great bottom courtesy of Wright, Conner III and Hetherington and punch courtesy Oliver on horns. I really like Birchwoods guitar attack on this one with a bit of reckless abandon on his approach. I also feel his vocals work really nicely on this track. Solid! Wrapping the release is easy going, The Struggle Is Real with it's radio melody and Eric Clapton like feel. Electric piano by Hetherington and diced up guitar work by Birchwood gives the track a real anthem feel to close the release.