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True, there was Tony Kaye and a Roger Dean cover, after that it's all tighter not too arty arena rock. As mentioned by the "Wizard", Badger was a bit of a comet and definitely album number two was released under false pretenses. Nevertheless, the results on One Live Badger were very promising. Parrish from the Parrish & Gurvitz duo showed some writing talent and very clean articulated guitar for a live recording. The former Asheton Gardner and Dyke rhythm section is very tight on the recording and the vocal performance and arranging on songs such as On the Way Home are quite excellent for the environment. The original analogue recording was wonderful. At this time the Repetoire reissue if still available is the most acceptable sounding. Digital ripping just doesn't cut it sonically. Lets hope for a re-master some time