If you get this album along with the other Edsel compilation Bacon From Mars you've basically got the best tracks from the first three Kaleidoscope albums. This one collects three extended tracks that showcase how far the band could take their crossover folk, world, country, psychedelic sound. The title track is a b side and well worth hearing ... it's a middle eastern style dance tune that starts very slowly and gradually builds in intensity and speed unti every plate in the dining room has been smashed.Bacon From Mars is a nice companion - it collects the shorter songs from the first three albums and excludes some of the misfires (some of the material didn't quite work or maybe it's just dated badly). The band managed to combine psychedelia with blues, country and middle-eastern influences... some of it sounds like a country version of The Doors.It was called Bacon From Mars because apparently that was the intended title of the second Kaleidoscope album. The artist misheard it as A Beacon From Mars. One of the tracks does go on about 'pig meat from outer space'. Was it the same guy who misheard In A Garden Of Eden as In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida? Possibly.