One of the best hippie commune albums. Rosemary even includes a photo of her guru on the back cover. Rather than being new agey dullness like, say, The Oneness Space, this music is strong folk-rock with Rosemary's lovely voice to the forefront. She seems truly at peace with her lifestyle; the album has a comforting vibe to it. Some of the songs are only OK, but the album ends with a bang. The last two songs are the fantastic Kitchen Floor Song, full of purposely funny pseudo-psychology and chaotic backing vocals, and the utterly gorgeous reprise of the title song.