(like any good wine) got better with age, and the Canadians' brightest moment only arrived over a decade into their career with 1981's . Opener lurches into action on a lopsided riff before finding its awesome groove, -- a groove they seldom abandon through and to the end of the disc. All-around frontman is in top form, leading the band through some of their most aggressive material ever ( ), as well as through the band's career-defining power ballad While and suffer from some cheesy sci-fi lyrics, melodic hard rockers such as (featuring -like dual guitar harmonies) pick up the slack in spades. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia