"It’s Time (Chapter Three)" – The keyboard tonality is a bit on the lite side but the mix allows you hear the entire music clearly. The keys trumpet the song forward until Ian Crichton plays a solo that begins much like a keyboard. Ian Crichton is certainly one of the strongest aspects of the band.

I thought of Styx with "See Them Smile" because of the keyboard patterns and computerized vocals. Saga captures a sound that Styx later made popular with "Mr. Roboto." Ian Crichton mechanizes his energetic, syncopated guitar.

The feel of a tropical island is captured in "Slow Motion" exotic keyboards and bass line. The lead vocals dance around if someone was leading a party on a beach while people eat and dance until their hearts are content.

"You’re Not Alone" features computerized keyboard sounds and frantic soft percussion. The beat is somewhat fast and you’ll be surprised that you will unintentionally join the festive groove. Ian Crichton does another cool guitar solo that blends in with the style of the keys.

Steve Negus switches time with his drums in "Take It Or Leave It." Piano and soft flute-like keys start "Images (Chapter One)" which is a story like song. The music and vocals are performed in such a way that it will make you think of standing in a soft rain. This track is kind of a mini-epic of progressive parts equally distributed between all the instruments.

Ian Crichton and the assorted keyboards work together to steer "Hot To Cold" in a cool flowing direction. It’s time I finally said something about the vocals of Michael Sadler. He has a soft voice that is unmistakably his own. I’ve never heard anyone seen remotely like him and he gives Saga an identity.