Originally released in 1975, this is the articulation of Zambia’s "Zamrock" ethos, covering each major quadrant of the Zamrock whole: it came from the mines; its musicians were anti-colonial freedom fighters, it envelops Zambian folk music traditions. And it rocks.

The 12-track album was given two separate mixes and two separate presses. One version is dry, with the vocals and drums mixed loud, the other slathered in reverb, with the vocals and drums disappearing into the mix, and with the guitar solos mixed much louder. This LP contains the dry mix only. The CD and the digital download contain both mixes, with 24-tracks total.

LP and CD have an extensive booklet containing an essay on the album and detailing the history of the Zamrock scene and this album, with notes from Amanaz’s Isaac Mpofu and Keith Kabwe and rare photos.

• Vinyl, 1 LP. MP3 download with purchase.
• CD, 2 Disc