The style of the songs does not really fit in with the typical Hungarian pop music of the time; that is, it is more mature, although it cannot be called progressive rock in its traditional sense.

Improvisation, showing the skills of the musicians, was employed more frequently in songs, such as "A Napba öltözött lány", "A tengelykezű félember", and "Hej, én szólok hozzád".

The influence of American blues-rock (in "Nem nekem való" and "Royal blues") and jazz (in the somewhat parodic "Sose mondd a mamának") are also evident.

Though not a huge success because of its experimental style, Locomotiv GT proved to be a promising debut; their second release, Ringasd el magad, gained more popularity.

In 1973 Locomotiv GT was issued in Argentina by Qualiton (not to be confused with the Hungarian label) in the form of a license album.