Tony Macaulay said "Half of their music contains beat and a raucous sound, the other is good, strong melody".

[2] Announcing the album's arrival, the front page of New Musical Express said "New LPs by Foundations and Jimi Hendrix".

Logan had joined Tony Macaulay and John Macleod for a pre-hear of the album that was to be released on the Friday that week.

Logan said that the first three songs were of the discotheque feel and nothing like the weak copy of the soul sound that the Foundations' detractors would have people believe.

[11] A review in the 2 December issue of Disc and Music Echo said that the album was perfectly timed to cash in on the success of the single.

The reviewer said that the group first clicked in the US with "Baby, Now that I've Found You" and the re-did that ditty and added other popular and new tunes to the album.

Mentioning "Baby, Now That I've Found You" as the song to spark the set, it was also said that the group would get a slice of the sales pie with this LP and it was well worth listening to.

[15] The album was re-released on Culture Factory CFU01212 in October 2022 with the vinyl in an orange smoke design.