MSG are / were always Schenker / Barden for me. But the fellow on this album are all masters of their craft. Above all, Mr. Don Airey - now with Deep Purple in Permanent - with his song relevant game. The songs are successful across the board, take full effect after two / three runs - but then ............ memories of the early days of MSG are awake. The previous speaker spoke of the singing Flying-V, no better way to express it.
