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Ladies Love this Album!

graygirl | New Jersey | 09/21/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"30 years ago, I bought this record......I was 16.....I just bought the CD and it is more magnificent than ever. The words came flooding back to my memory, the music is so sexy, it's for every 46 year old lady to enjoy and reminice about those days.I can really appreciate the blues-influence in the songs. I love it!!!!"

A Surprising winner served up by John Kay

rjgrib | 07/04/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you can find the album version, buy it at any cost. The "Dickmobile" on the inside cover has got to be the greatest piece of rock art ever placed in an album. The music here isn't typical Steppenwolf because the theme of this is; women. This is a vastly under-rated effort. John Kay proved here that he can do other things besides heavy metal biker songs, although some numbers fall right into that slot like "Ride with Me" "Jaded Strumpet" is another personal favorite with a fresh sound to it. As usual, John Kay's biting political commentaries hit like a sledgehammer and there is outright humor too in "Tenderness". This is one of Steppenwolf's best albums."

Steppenwolf on top!

Sigmund Ruud | Horten, Norway | 06/04/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is probably regarded as one of Steppenwolf's low points in most critics opinion. I'm happy to say I don't share this view! For me this album is my favorite Steppenwolf release. Just listen to the slightly jazzy mid-section on the opening title track! Not forgetting the follow up "I'm Asking". Typical John Kay & friends with rocking organ and drums. Instrumentals? Yes, there's "Black Pit", a very nicely played instrumental. This album has it all: rockers, instrumentals and ballads. A real treat for the money! Sadly , the drummer, Jerry Edmonton (Mars Bonfire's brother) died in a car crash 1993. He was amongst the best!"