Terry Black was the Fabian of Canada and covered buttloads of Barri Sloan songs in his pop career and had six top 40 hits in Canada as a teenager, as well as recording the cult Black Plague LP in 1966. His parents moved him to Los Angeles and he was slated to play Elvis' brother in a movie, but the deal fell through.
This album is an attempt to go heavy ‘n’ get cred, with lotsa Hendrix rip-offs and baritone over-the-top-soul vocals (think 'Wind Cries Mary' or the Ides of March 'Vehicle'). It's got blasting fuzz solos, swinging drum breaks, lots of organ whooshing, big time brass riffs here and there.
1. An Eye for An Ear (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 3:39
2. Rap (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 3:17
3. Second City Song (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 2:52
4. Power (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 3:45
5. Exiles(Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 2:22
6. Fool Amid the Traffic (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 4:23
7. Priscilla (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 2:21
8. Lighting Frederick's Fire (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 4:29
9. The Emperor (Richard Gael, Eric Robertson) - 4:27
10. Does It Feel Better Now (Richard Gael, Patrick Riccio II) - 2:41
*Terence (aka Terry Black) - Vocals, Guitar
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