The title for the seventh track, "Xraxse" is the planet inhabited by Blue People in a story written by James' daughter, Hilary, at age 6.

[3] Scott Yanow of AllMusic writes, "This CD is more jazz-oriented than most of Bob James' recordings and even takes chances in a few spots.

"[1] Stanton Zeff of Audioholics gives the album a rating of 5 overall and says, "This CD had a little bit of everything: big-band ( "Bare Bones" ), smooth jazz ( "Restoration" ), fusion ( "…stop that!"

He also writes, "It's this last collaboration that led to the creation of one of the great jazz super-groups of the last decade: Fourplay, featuring Harvey Mason on drums and Nathan East on bass, Lee Ritenour on guitars, and Bob James on keyboards.

1 – "Bare Bones" (Bob James, Max Risenhoover) - 4:44 2 – "Restoration" - 5:44 3 – "Wings For Sarah" - 5:34 4 – "Svengali" - 4:48 5 – "Worlds Apart" - 4:30 6 – "…Stop That!"