In the course of their first album Aunt Mary toured the entire Norwegian country, which was a huge success. With sold-out venues everywhere and unanimously euphoric critics, the band was declared as one of the best Norwegian rock bands ever. Therefore they recorded their second album at Oslo’s Rosenborg Studios in October 1972. Without Per Ivar Fure they developed a more heavy approach to their music with prog rock, featuring some dual guitar with early 70s hard progressive.
Only released in Norway in a die-cut cover with an additional poster this album is really scarce nowadays.