The lead vocal is low, so it's sometimes difficult to hear the words. The backing vocals are often welded together with the lead vocal, floating just below the surface in a most intriguing way. But also an unpredictible bass apply some ambient qualities here and there. The guitar work, both rhythm and lead, is most of the time loose and relaxed, choosing its own way through the songs, straying away from fixed patterns. I'm not a big fan of drum-machines, but the way they are used here, fits nicely into the scheme of things.
Any drummer trying to copy the action is in for trouble.
I've laughed quite a lot while listening to this tape, but a song like My Personality is also beautiful, and even though I can't make out all the lyrics, its emotional qualities grows on you. I guess listening to this tape can give you a taste of how it's like being abducted by a UFO - when it's all over, you don't quite know what really happened, and it's hard to find words describing the experience. All you know is that McClure has left an implant in your brain that will be hard to remove. The cassette is available from Charles McClure himself.