Signing to a major label prior to releasing did little to dampen the politically charged music had built their early career on. The signing only meant that more Canadians than ever would be exposed to their Celtic-tinged rock. Indeed, with , the band scored their biggest success to date. However, it was not the environmental message of the title track or the anti-capitalist sentiments of that struck a chord with Canadian audiences, but rather the raucous, heavily influenced Written while the band was touring England, the song, with its singalong chorus (which included the lines "I've been gone for a week/I've been drunk since I left/These so called vacations will soon be my death/I'm so sick from the drink/I need home for a rest") soon became a college radio hit. Other strong tracks include and ~ Robert Kaups