Appended with the more conventional tracks ("Fat Old Sun", "Summer `68"), it has the edge on Oldfield for accessibility, but the sprawling, side-filling title instrumental remains as equally ambitious.if a bit flawed (particularly the very-early-70's vocal freak out bit). There was a brief albeit misguided point in my life where I truly believed that Pink Floyd were incapable of making a bad album, resulting in my furious championing of the bovine-adorned opus that is Atom Heart Mother. Obviously, Oldfield's is the more celebrated of these particular two (most folks might sooner pit Bells against, say, Dark Side or Wish You Were Here), but I find these albums technically the most simillar, so take yer pick.
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