4th album originally released in 1976/ The band wanted to call the album Songs For The Frustrated Housewife or Thieves, Punks, Rip-Offs & Liars but were overruled by their record company! With the line-up of Dave Tice, bass player Peter Wells, drummer Jimmy Economou and slide guitarist Norm Roue in place, the early months of 1975 found the band working in new guitarist Karl Taylor. The bandÕs sound changed immediately, with a more rockÕnÕroll edge dominating. As Tice recalls, The change in the Buffalo sound was completely down to the change in line up. That whole organic approach where John came from, that worked for us at the time whereas Karl Taylor and Chris Turner, a bit later on, were formalised in their playing. They were both very formally educated players, much more traditional in their approach. The idea of getting into a rehearsal room with Karl or Chris and just jamming for a few hours, and saying Ôthat was good, letÕs take that and work with itÕ, all that was out the window. Overall, the stripped-down rockÕnÕroll sound on display is certainly accessible and energetic, with the band coming on like some of those London pub-rock bands, such as Dr Feelgood and Ducks Deluxe, simultaneously hitting their straps over in the UK. Mother's Choice, presented embossed 6 panel digi-pak with booklet filled with rare photos & liner notes by Ian McFarlane.